The Dickinson press., 1889-03-30

evening.
Mrs. Esahel Berg and youngest chill
dren left, Wednesday evening. fol
where they will make their
home.
Owen Gilhoolry. of Blatchford. NJ.
T.. IL former resident of Dickinson.
us that this is Il much better
country than Montana.
J. j. Freeman intends to dispense
milk shake to his customers dnrin.
the warm weather. having ordered Il
machine for that purpose.
Sheriff Paddock. of Medora. passed
through here last Monday with Il cal
load of horses. lie will dispose OF
them ut Wadena. Mimi.
DR.. c. l.. Petit. Well known to oun
citizens. has accepted position on
the medical staff of the New York
hospital ut Wards Island.
Charles klinefelter. Jr. for some
time Il faithful employee on the Mis-
souri, division has received Il well
earned promotion to conductor.
Mrs. r. NJ. I.anghlln arrived from
Tacoma. Thursday evening and will
remain here during the summer. Her
friends are glad to see her back.
The spring rush of travel westward
over the Northern Pacific is much
heavier than ever before and No. | is
run almost every day intwo sections.
Mrs. j.. j. Freeman. who has been
confined to her he'd Ivy sickness tor n
number of days is improving and her
many friends hope She may DON he
about.
Peter Grrshman returned from
Hunters hot springs last Monday al
most relieved of the rheumatism with
wllirh he has sut!e:cd for several
months.
Wm. lIecht, of near Taylor. MAS
here last Thursday. and Informed lis
that the cheese factory will soon he
put in operation for the spring and
summer.
Conductor lIagermun returned from
Minnesota last sunday where he was
called Ivy the serious sickness of his
mother who died before he reached
her bedside.
Levi Colgroyr. formerly of Missouri.
arrived here last week and expresses
himself as we'll pleased with the coull-
try. He is IL brother of Charles and
James Colgruvr.
The Indian val dance given under
the auspices of the hand. at the rink
OF Friday evening of last week. drew
uuitr "A crowd and melted the band II
good sum of money.
Henry Rers. Il brother of Mrs. ID, r..
Phillips. AID Peter Wagner. arrived
from East Dialogue. Ill.,. last week
it'll the intention OF becoming citi.
zrnS of stark county.
We shall Nr pleased t." receive at all
timeS amy item of news from the PEG
pie of IL social. personal or general Mt
ture and invite all to send i'm such
items for publication.
Mark Joyce. of near Taylor, was a
pleasant caller at the PRESS office
last Monday. He will seed $50 acres
to wheat and oats this spring ami is
already ut york on the same.
The members of the Union sunday
school will meet ut the congrega-
tiunal church tomorrow ut 3 O'Clock.
l.. VIE. wv i' Pun l"'lbSN vi i'ol ~
ing. \ full attendance is desired.
This office turned ont Il lot of half
sheet posters this week for r. j. Tur.
ncr. Gladstone: Guy j. DcI'rancr
Richardton and +. j. Kricek. Dirkin.
ui.advertising their farm machinery
II. j. Turner. of Gladstone. was in
town Monday and says the farmers oil
stark county will buy about S2o.oo
worth of farm machinery this season
This indicates that they are prosper,
Gus.
Edmond Hughes. one of the early
settlers at Antelope. waS in town Thu
week. Mr.. Hughes will seed Over
one hundred acres to wheat this sea
son and already has over thirty acre.
| seeded.
DR.. J. b. McDonald purchased Il lor
on Sims street from James q. Nc
Donald for $3.50 and JAS. q. Mcdonald
also purchased IL aljoi ming his prop
trty on the same street paying TIT
same amount.
The subscription list of the PRES
seemed to he on Il sort Of Il boom las
week rs twenty.siX new subscription
were added to the list. The peopl,
appreciate IL good local newspaper.an'
patroniZe the PRESS.
Daniel Manning, il stuckman OF til,
kildeer mountain neighborhood, WA
in town this week buying supplies fo
his ranch. He says Il large numl,e
of his cattle are fat enough for bee
and that he fed no hay during til,
winter.
J, NJ. Tracey. of Taylor. is anon;
the oldest settlers in Stark county an,
lie is demonstrating very clearly tn