The Dickinson press., 1889-06-01

store front Ivy painting it Il light
green with olive green trimmings.
WIN. Viking. of Richardton. and
a. B. Berry of Taylor. were visitors
in Dickinson last Monday. They
both bring good crop reports from the
east end.
W. +. Cunningham returned from
his trip east. Wednesday evening.
His wife stopped ut Perham. Mimi.
anil will sp-md Il month visiting her
mother.
j. \. lpunl,p. of the Diamond e
ranch, was i'm from the mountains the
the first of the week and reports new
grass as rapidly springing up on the
burnt prairie.
Albert Tripp came in from the
ranch, last Monday, with IL carload of
horses which he intended to ship to
st. Paul, hat while here he disposed
of the bunch to- G. S. I%.angdon.
W. \. Mcclure has resigned the po.
sition of cashier ut the depot and re.
tired to his farm near Richardton. j.
w. $. Richardson, formerly agent at
MingHsvillc. takes his place.
Mrs. j. V. Bowles. formerly IL high
ly esteemed resident of Dickinson. is
expected to arrive from the east to-
oil next day. She has Il large
circle of friends here who will he glad
to see her
\. S. Parsons. recently elected as a
delegate to the constitutional conven-
ton. has received Il promotion from
brakeman nn the passenger train to
ticket eXchangcr. His run is between
here and Mandan.
Eugene Tyler. a young gentleman
from Jackson. Mich. arrived here
last Saturday and will probably be-
come IL resident of Dickinson. He is
at present. visiting with his cousin,
Mrs. S. Il. Bolton.
Fred n. Fletcher, of Alpena. Mich.
editor of the Alpena Pioneer, was Il
passenger on Tuesdays west bound
train and he made the PRESS Il short.
but pleasant call during the time the
train remained here.
r. o. Fcland, superintendent of the
Sims Coal Co., was i'm town yesterday
and informed us that the company are
opening up u seven foot vein of fine
coal at Sims and expect to he deliver
ing the same to customers by July |.
The ladies of the Catholic church
gave IL strawberry and ice cream sup
per in the Messersmith building.
Thursday evening which was Literally
patronized. The receipts we're about
sos and will 90 to the benefit of the
church.
Decoration day was not very we'll
observed in Dickinson, yet a few of
the G. A. r.. Post and w. r.. G. assem-
bled at the court house and marched
to the hill and decorated the graves
of Comrads Ware and Wright.
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The trustees of the Presbyterian
church have purchased of the North
ern Pacific Company, lots % and "a,
in block IL for Il church site. Work
on the building will be commenced in
IL few days.
Bishop Walker, of the Episcopal
church. will arrive from the east this
evening and hold services in ;he Con.
gregational church tomorrow. as an
nounced i'm these columns last week.
at II o'clock, a. H.. and 4 O'Clock p.
IN. Bishop Walker is one of the
ablest ministers in the northwest.
The following township plats have
been received at the Bismarck land
office and will be opened for entries
and filings on July LIST: Township 1874
IL. range qS W.; township l35 and l3t
n. range 81 w. This land is in Hettin.
ger county and the settlers around
New England City will he pleased tC
know that they can soon file on theil
land.
The people of Dickinson gave the
X. of J.. ball. Thursday evening Il very
liberal patronage. the receipt:
amounting to about $50. The music
by Chas. McWilliams Chas. Isan ant
Mrs. w. II. Richards. was eXcclien'
and the evening was II of nnalloye'
pleasure. The ladies of the Catholic
church furnished the dancers with
splendid supper in the Mcssersmitl
building.
MAUI Tltlllc. WIZ IDS DceII tbSeIl
for two months in Oklahoma. has IT
turned and is once mor running
train on the Missouri division. Mat
was one of the first boomers to &c
into the promised land. Having III
rived in Guthrie ut 1890 o'clock o
the day it was opened and plante
himself on two lots which he sold 70
1910. he made mp his mind to com
back here.
There are in Stark county 5l5 sclio'
children. There is one brick an
, thirteen frame school houses in til
county besides eight other building
used for school purposes. The school
taught the PAST year were twent
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