The Dickinson press., 1889-07-27
Chas. Kono, of near Gladstone, and
n. P. Jensen, of South Heart, were in
town Yesterday on business.

Episcopal service at the court house
tomorrow afternoon at 1 O'Clock, q.
B. NJ. Schadman officiating
c. S. Langdon started down the road
on Friday morning with a bunch of
horses which he expects to sell.
Merry & Mcdonald have received
their new prescription case. 1t is of
walnut, handsomely finished and the
center panel contains ii large French
plate mirror.
Everybody should attend the social
dance to be given by a few of the en-
~terprsing young ladies of Dickinson.
in the rink next Wednesday evening.
a good time guaranteed.
The preliminary examination of
Cracbly, last Thursday, was again
postponed until to-day and the officers
who arrested him i'll Bismarck have
been summoned us witnesses.
Frank. son of superintendent Knowl-
ton, who fell from an upper berth in
Mr.. Knowlton's car at Glendivc, last
week, and cut 4 very painful cash in
his lower lip, is getting along nicely.
Rev. l.. E. Brown will take for the
subject of his lecture tomorrow
evening, The Raven" Edgar \.
Poe's famous poem, and we predict
that those who attend will I've amply
rewarded.
Montana wants all the hay our
farmers can spare and the rains will
insure ii large crop. With good prices
for hay and oats the farmers will
hardly feel the partial failure of the
wheat crop.
II. NJ. Laughlin, after spending
thirty days here with his wife,
returned to Tacoma, last Sunday,
where he has charge of the meclani-
cal department of the %strect-car and
motor lines.
Geo. Auld is Il clerk for the com-
mittcc on corporations at the Bis.
maruk convention. During his
absence John Danford, who came
here from the east last week is acting
rs dupnty register.
El. II. Bonney was on Antelope
creek from Saturday until Monday,
last. and reports TIL" prospects fol
| wheat and oats fair. while corn, mil
let. potatoes and garden vegetables
are good us could he desired.
We advise farmers who have oat:
Oh hand to hold them for higher pric
Is. The Montana crop is Il total fail
ure and many inquiries are made
from there for oats. Don't be in +;
hurry to sell at present prices.
M. and Mrs. Al. Thomson tool
last Sundays east bound train fol
Pumeroy, Ohio, to visit friends ant
relatives. During their absence Mrs
~. +. Cunningham has charge Of TIL,
restaurant. 1t is in good hands.
The Montana hay crop isl failure
and stockmen are looking up hay il
this section. The Northern Pacific
has made low rates on HAY from TIN
east to Montana points which show
that there will he Il great demand 70
it.
The ladies of the Congregations
church served ice cream and cake a
the rink on Thursday afternoon ant
evening. a very large number EN-
braced the opportunity to enjoy TIN
luscious cream and cake prepared b.
the ladies.
The Dickinson Amateur Minstre
company entertained the people o
Mandan ON Tuesday evening. The
showed to Il very large and apprecia
tive audience and were much please
with the name in which they wer
received.
The members of the Woman
Chistian Temperance Union will hol
II mass meeting in the near future
when it is expected that the celebrat
ed singers. the Bailey's, will be pre-:
ent. The time and blaze of meetin
will be announced next week.
James Burke. arrested by Deput
Sheriff Spence last Tuesday evenin
for going through John johnson
atchel and appropriating several a
ticles to his own use, was tried befol
Justice Chase OH Thursday, foun
guilty and sentenced to thirty days
$ Hotel de Hayes.
The Presbyterian church. now
course of erection. will he an orn;
> mcnt to the town. The main room
, 24x4O with a lecture room 14X24
the side, opening into the main roo
with folding doors. The building wi
t be finished, with tower, in late
Style. Rev. McIIenry is superinten
ing the work with Messrs. GRANITE
t Pond and Leask as carpenters.
, Howard Eaton. the wild warbler
the Bad Lands, accompanied by She
if Paddock. was in town last Tuesda
They are looking for the Unit
p States senate irrigating committee
S stop in Medora when looking tt
country over. Howard will be a go
q one if he can teach il senate comm
O tee anything new about irrigation.
T. John GoodAll, Dickinsons popu
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