The Dickinson press., 1889-08-10

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ernor.
Rev. +. C. Dayton and wife, of Man.
dan. arrived here OF Thursday to re-
main several weeks for the benefit of
his health.
A horse which lie was riding fell on
j. \. NanEeghen, of Medora, and
broke his leg. DR.. Stickney adjusted
the fracture.
Guy ]. DeErance. of Relaxation,
was in town last Tuesday and pur'
chased a hay press. He will buy hay
and ship it west.
The loss to the railroad company by
the burning of the coal sheds ut Man-
dan is $4,000. The sheds will be re
bnilt Immediately.
Another herd of mares and colts fol
the long Y ranch, numbering go, ar
rived here over the trail from New
Mexico on Thursday.
Frank Ward, of Illinois. who is on a
western trip to look after business in
terests. passed last Sunday with his
cousin, Mrs. p. b. Prior.
Mrs. Wm. Gordon and son arrived
from st. Paul Oh Wednesday and will
spend several weeks here visiting Will
her uncle, c. III. klinefclter.
II. Cuskelly had u valuable colt bad
ly injured 10y its jumping i'll front %
the cutter bar of u moving machine
and receiving Il deep cut on IL leg.
IL. i. Beckett and family left fol
C%entralia, Washington. last Monday
They have many friends hefe WIKI
wish them prosperity in their new
home.
For sale, cast front residence prop
er:y situated on Sims St, Dickinson
300 cash, the balance on monthly
payments if so desired by purchaser
august II. j. SUTTON.
Pierre will soon have Il daily pale,
to be known us the Capital, probabl.
for the purpose of setting fortl
PieYre'S superior advantages for CAPT
tai location.
Mrs. j. J. Freeman gave a party t
a number of her young friends las
Saturday evening in honor of Mis-
Lena Clanton. of Mandan, who is Wis
iting friends here.
j.. j.. Messersmith located tire
Russians families near found Butte
northwest of here. last Monday an
will locate several more families il
the same ncighhorhood.
Having moved his hardware stor'
to the kricck building. Barnes street
where rents are cheaper. Slatcllcr nov
proposes to make Il corresponding re
duction in prices. Give him u call.
ct
Kricek and McGillivray placed thei
hay press in good working order o
Thursday and are now at work balm
! hay to fill their contracts. They hav
| about 100 tons on hand ready for TIL
press.
Howard Eeaton and +. G.. Paddock
! of Medura. were in town last Tuesda
looking for Goodall's foreman, but II
had departed fol the capitol city, be
fore their arrival and tllcy were sadl
disappointed.
Alfred I%.ahreche. employed at TIL
diamond C. ranch. WAS in town o
Wednesday to meet w. l.. Crosby VIII
arrived FROM La Crosse. Wis. NJ
Crosby expects to make Il shipment G
cattle next week.
Painters are putting the linishin
touches on the Haskins residence
! This is the finest residence in Dicklr
son, located in Il commanding pois
ton. IN ornam cot to the town and
credit to its owner
o. II. Clough. who lately arrive
from New Hampshire and has bee
stopping with his sol at New Englan
City, has been engaged as an assistar
by G. w. Tilton. Mr.. Clough is
lirst-class shoe maker.
A number of the young people gay
a party mt the rink on Thursday ever
ing. which was fairly attended an
most pleasantly enjoyed. Icc-creal
and cake with lemonade on the sid
was served in bon-ton style.
Geo. simGns. who spent the pa!
year at Tacoma, returned to Dickil
son on Tuesday evening and will i
main here. One by one the prodiga
return. George is looking well al
thinks more of Dakota than ever b
fore.
DR.. Stickney is making ~extensi'
preparations for the erection of II
new residence on Sims street. 1t is
be a very fine residence and will !
heated throughout by a large furna'
i'm the basement suitable for burni1
native coal.
Judge Lehmicke. wife and daughte
of saltwater, Mimi, arrived
"Wednesday to visit his sons o. j.. al
Frank Lehmicke. Mr.. Lehmicke w,
return east in a day or two; his wi
and daughter expect to remain he
for several weeks.
w. &. O'Bricn, of Toronto. Can. a,
Dorr Clark, of Spearfish. OAK, DO