The Dickinson press., 1889-06-29
Fouth Of July Celebration.

Tor Il Fourth OF July celehfatlon. nave
the matter we'll in hand and are using
every means to make the celebration
IL success. The following program
has been arranged: \ grand indust-
rial parade ut 9 O'Clock, headed by the
Dickinson Silver Cornet Band, fol-
lowed 10y the various orders and soci-
cites in Dickinson. after which Il
match game of base ball will be play
ed between the Dickinson club and
n. p. r. r. nine Tor Il purse of $4,000.
After the game of ball. Rev. l.. E.
Brown will deliver an Grafton at the
court house. At three O'Clock in the
afternoon. the racing will open with
Il half mile race and repeat. for Il purse
of so first and $40 second money;
three to enter two to start: entrance
fee $500. Pony race of 200 yards.
free for all. for Il purse of $50 first
and $l0 second money: entrance fee
$3.50. Foot race. 200 yards. for a
purse of $40 first and : 800 second
money: entrence fee Sl.00. Sack
race. free to all. $500 first and $3.50
second money. +. j. kricck will
act as marshal of the day.
VIM. Moore and family leave for
Denver next Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Moore has been identified with
the business interests of Dickinson
for more than six years and we regret
his retirement from bushes here,
but wish him success in his new
field. MI. Moore and his estimable
| wife will leave II large circle of warm
| friends in Dickinson. lie will man
age Il large building stone quarry near
Fort Collins in which he owns Il half
interest. The stone is II very fine
rcd sand rock and finds ready sale
in the principal cities of the country.
The Congregational church last Snll-
day cNtellcd II call to Rev. G. y. Smell
to become its settled pastur-as to ac-
c%cptancc of which The Tribune has
not been advised. Mr.. Smell has made
his home here for the past eight years,
and has not only preached for the pco-
pie during neatly all this time. but
has heri identified here us Il citizen
and man of business. and the people
certainly have Il chance to know him
and act ad lisedly. Some of the aller-
cnts OF the church here We're also Ills
purislliomers for several years in On
turio before coming to Dakota. Tn
der these circumstances the call cert.
aimly speaks we'll for him. and for the
confidence in which he is held. Mr..
SMELLS abilities, as Il preacher would
enable him To ill Il much better pay.
ing appointment than this if he choo,
ses to seek such. Whether he accepts
OF not. we believe he intends making
his home and headquarters here
InkStcr Tribune.
ll. d.. w lllllNN sloliltl ~ WI l'lNNlifobii
seems To be doing his share towards
building the new city of Guthrie. Ii
speaking of his enterprise the Okla
homa Capital says: All honor Il
Mcssrs. Whitley and Orpmt. The,
had the capital and nerve to start th'
building of brick structures in Gutll
ric. Their elegant block is we'll along
and is the pride of every citizen am
the comment of every stranger. !
took some great faith to start Til
building at the time it was started
for then the city was far from tin
substantially it has since taken OF
But Mcssrs. Whitley and Orpnt had
faith deeply grounded and willin:
to backed il with heavy m"nied invest
mcnts. and their brick building star
ell. others are following. and soon Tin
impetus will result in dozens of blic
and stone blocks on the principal bm:
mess streets OF the city. Mel lik
Whitley and Ufput are the kind o
men that build up great cities. The
have ample capital and put it i'll Will
out hesituting. Tie corner room o
this block is being fitted with IL larg
vault. etc, and will soon he %occul,ic
by the McNeals-J.ittIc bank.
Not Il week. and hardly Il day. pass
es but a prairie schooner is making it
way across this section of the countr
for some point OF location. Thcs
2 overland travellers are mostly .NorWt
gians from southern Minnesota AN
eastern Dakota. and the most of tllel
are on their way to Camp Crook, or j
that vicinity. where there is Il SETTLE
+, ment of their own nationality. The
!, make frugal. ~law-abiding citizens, an
j, it mcans good deal to this section I
see them coming i'm and taking Il
] homes. BY another year the cXodu
OF these people from parts cast of TIL
Missouri river to this section will u
very large. and the whole tract ,
j country from the Northern Pacil
to the Black Hill will share in TIL.
: desirable immigration. And, {
course. American settlers are comm
in the salne proportion. This is VIII;
J we want--lnorc people. The land
hcrc-as good us amy man need as
for-abundantly supplied with watC
and fuel. and it is offered free to a
who wish to make homcs.-Rair
Buttes Sentinel.
The plan of the Terry citizens f'
a Kidding their town of tranps migl
be adopted with good effect in Die
inson. The Stock Growers Journ
o says that Red Mcdonald. Of Teri
G was in town this week. From hi