The Dickinson press., 1889-01-26

chimes, oil, ct.
J. H. Caldwell, astoc& rancher ear
TAYLOR, was in town this week.
Did they find Il commissioner 10 put
in that empty chair!
A.. G. McGillivray made IL flying
trip to his ranch this week.
Steam was turned on in the new
round house last "Wednesday.
Il. F. Fowler and Jeff Mcdonald are
in the bad lands looking after 'har.
Sheriff Kinley. of Billings county.
wa a~caller ut Dickinson on Wednes
day.
#. c. Callahan. OF Antelope WAS up
to attend the circus. lat til" show did
not IKE pl.cn.
u. C. Rnve is i'm fiom his ranch
and reports rAt,l" fat and wlnttrin-
in good shape.
III. w. Bates. Gl,ist"ne's DoStmaS-
ter and legal light. was in tow, %"
Friday greeting friends.
MI. Small, of st. Paul. superintend-
ent of IN tive power of the Northern
Pacific. passed Thursday here.
John Ballard is at the Kildeer
mountains making preparations to es-
tablish a horse ranch there in. the
spring.
Mr.. Smells subject for Sabbath
evening will he 1.-THE strength and
beauty of Gods sanctuary" Service
at 1880.
H. j. Whitley passed through last
Sunday on his way to the coast. He
was Joined here 10y VIM. Ray and to-
getler they will inspect that country.
w. C. Taylor is engaged in opening
the graves on the hill and digging
i. new ones ut the cemetery preparatory
to the removal of bodies to the latter
place.
f. Hartman returned from Bis
marck last Monday much improved
i'm healtl, and is now hnsily engaged
at his bench. repairing watches and
jewelry.
NN 1(,1frN nl,nIsiltnnIpn nt
bridges on the Missouri division. left
last Thursday Oh y trip to the Pacific
coast. He will be absent several
weeks.
Jos. Greene. the popular station
agent. is off on II vacation visiting
friends in the cast. During his alb
sence w. \. Mcclure. the cashier.
fills his place at the ticket window.
Lindsy & Co. have made some good
improvements in the arrangement OF
their meat market by partitloning off
the rear portion for an office and re.
moving the stove from the market
room.
Eight families of Russians. direct
from that country, will arrive here
early in the spring. These people
make good citizens and all of them
have money to begin farming in good
shape.
c. r. Cook has the frame work OF
his new residence on Sims street VI
and the building partially enclosed
If the fine weather continues work
will go right ahead until the building
is completed.
DR.. II. NJ. Jorgens returned from
the west last Saturday. Since leaving
here last fall he has visited the coas'
and other points in Washington terri
tory. He has not settled on a loca
ton vet. but his family is still il
Spokane Falls.
Col. F. NJ. Malone. who is wei
known here as the successful and en-
ergetic live stock agent of the Chica
go, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad. ha
gone to Tacoma, his future home an
will identify himself with the bust
ness interests of that city.
Ten new members were added t
the Dickinson Club during the pas
week, making at the present tim
over ninety members: The club is i
a fourishing condition and CROWN
in popularity every day. Several he
tables are to he added. All the leat
ing dailies and magazines of the conl
try are on file at the room.
Judge Rose has decided the ia
cases from Oliver and Mercer coul
ties against the railroad compan
The decision requires the compar
to paw taxes assessed OIL its lands.
will probably be appealed by IL
company.
Mrs. Chas. Caravan took the ca
bound train, Thursday. for Pittsbur
Pa, where she will spend about s.
weeks visiting friends and relative