The Dickinson press., 1889-09-07

MISS Carrie MeSSerSmlth, VINO ha
been making her parents u very pleas.
ant visit here. left last evening for
Grand Forks, OAK, to resume her
course of studies.
Rassie Deffebach is on the sick list
and E. +. Messersmith fills his place
at Brown meat market. If you don't
think Andy is a professional butcher
count the rags on his fingers.
Their many friends are sorry to
lose Mr.. and Mrs. d. o. Sweet as citi.
zens of Dickinson. They left for
Spokane Falls on Wednesday and eN-
pect to make that city their home.
Smith billiard, of the Stark County
Bank. and J. b. Rodgers left on
| Wednesday for the Black Hills behind
Mr.. Rodgers team of flyers. They
will make the round trip in about ten
days or two weeks.
Married, at Taylor, Oak, Sunday,
September LIST, by Justice Tracey. Mr..
| Milton Bobb and Miss Annie Haugen.
| The young couple have many friends
in Stark county who join with the
PRESS in hearty congratulations.
Thursday was u memorable day in
Glendiyc Masonic circles from the
| fact that the corner stone of the Ma
sonic temple was laid with all the inn
pressive and solemn rites of that fra
ternity.
While engaged in coupling cars last
Thursday, Owen Flynn had two ofthe
fingers OH his right hand badly lacer-
atcd by being caught between the
draw.bars. He left for Brainerd hos
pital the same evening.
Thomas Neil and Mrs. Mary I. Ware
were united in marriage, at the home
| of the latter, by Rev. r. F.. Bartlett
last Monday and left for Red Lodge,
Montana, Wednesday, where MI.
Neil is ut work in the mines.
Miss Sarah Ray, who spent several
weeks here visiting her brother. Hon.
VIM. Ray, has gone to Helena, where
she will remain some time for the
benefit of her health. Miss Rays
home is ear Minneapolis.
Last Saturday being the 10th ami.
versary of the birth of Warren San.
ford IL number of young friends as.
sembled at the home of his parents in
the evening and celebrated the event
in Il fitting manner. \ very pleasant
time was had hy all.
Mrs. Thomas O'Nlell, formerly of
this place. but now Il resident of Mon.
tana, stopped Owe here from Thurs
day to Friday evening with friends.
She is on her way to New York ac.
companied by her daughter who is
going east to attend school.
Leone, the eight months old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Richards,
died on Sunday, Sept. LIST, after Il very
brief sickness. The funeral took place
on Monday, Rev. Brown conducting
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Richards
have the sympathy of a large circle of
friends and acquaintance.
NJ. V. b. Stacey, a heavy real estate
dealer, of Seattle, and a friend of N.
c. Lawrence, passed through here,
Thursday evening and was very anX'
ious to have Mr.. Lawrence go west
and engage with him in u big real es
tate deal but the latter thinks western
Dakota good enough for him.
The following delegates were elect
ed at the primary here last Tuesday tc
attend the republican county conven.
ton at Richardton: j. G. Campbell
w. A. McCloy, d. l. Bailey, +. j
Kricek, J. c. Thompson, c. II. Kline
felter, NJ. Lenneville, G. w. Tilton
d. d. Hersey, Il. II. Ryan, G. 5. Lang
don. and L. +. Messersmith.
Mr.. Reynolds returned from Chicago
last Sunday. While east he purchase,
at the Durham farm in Illinois, four
teen head of two and three year.old
Norman stations. The horses arriv
ed here on Tuesday in good condition
and were taken to the ranch OIL
Wednesday. They are y very fine 10
of horses and were admired by a larg'
number of fanciers.
Mrs. John Hayden met with apain
full accident yesterday while drivin;
from their ranch to town. A col
which she was driving beside anothe
horse was suddenly frightened by til
whippletree dropping down on hi
5 heels and gave a quick lunge pullin
Mrs. Hayden over the dash board an
in soine tearing one of he
ears almost off. DR.. Wheat rendere
surgical aid.
| W. V. Hawkes., of Cliftondale, Mass
was here last week and purchased
tree claim. the south west quarter G
>, section 8, township $40. range 90, c
Daniel Phillips. Mr.. Hawkes. ha
gone to the coast and expects to II
turn III the spring and improve hi
land by building a good residence
. fencing and cropping. He will ais
engage extensively in the cattle bus
n ness and become a permanent res
dent of this section.
The following is an outline of I'll
" program of the Teachers Institute t
e no held at Dickinson hpoinnipU Tho