The Dickinson press., 1890-03-29

VIII meet every S4tQfQ&y NJ 3 ID. m ~ t0c SOu.
gregational church.
Write for sewing machine to c. S.
Langdon.
Coal! Coal! Coal! wanted at this
office on subscription.
Houses for rent. Inquire at the
store of n. G. Lawrence. jan4-tf.
Mrs. l.. A. Davis has been quite
sick for the last three weeks.
Robert Lee. of Gladstone, was in
town Wednesday.
Sven Swenson, who spent the win
ter in Minnesota, has returned to
Hebron.
John Clough has secured IL position
as switchman in the Northern Pacific
yard.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lawrence
of neal Gladstone, Wednesday, March
20, 1890, a son.
z. Elmer's Oldest daughter is very
low with pneumonia, the result of an
attack of Ia grippe.
W. H. Norris mother arrived from
Lisbon, N. D., last Sunday and will
make her home here.
David Klinefelter, who spent sever
al weeks in st. Paul, returned to
Dickinson last Saturday.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. Walter Bal
lard, Tuesday, March 25, 1890, a
daughter, weight IL pounds.
Thomas Fisher will return from
Minnesota in a few days with three
car loads of young CATTLE.
Tilton's ball, at Grand Army hall,
Tuesday evening, was not largely at
tended; but it proved most enjoyable.
L. E. Brown will preach tomorrow
morning at Gladstone and in the
evening at Dickinson; subject: Love.
The subject of Rev. James sermon
at the Baptist church tomorrow
evening will be "Changed by Behold
ing"
Robert E. Fuller has disposed of
his residence property, consisting of
house and two lots, to Chas. S. Lang
don.
Thomas Evans, of Gladstone, who
spent the winter in South Dakota,
was in town greeting his friends yes.
terday.
Dick Smith and A. J.. Nichols are
now running passenger trains in
place of Conductors Welliver and
Chilson laid off.
w. b. Powers was in town yester.
day. He informed us that his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Packard, who has beeH-quite
sick, is improving.
For sale, one Flying Dutchman
pillow, price $35. Call on or address,
G.. NJ. DINsDALE.
Dickinson, n. ID.
w. III. Hoyt, one of the first settlers
and business men of Dickinson, left
for st. Paul last Monday to he treat
f. ed for a diseased ear.
Conductor Ditch, who spent some
time looking after his property inter-
ests at Portland, Oregon. returned to
Dickinson last Tuesday.
Engineer Upton and wife left for
southern Ohio, last evening, where
Mrs. Upton will remain with the
hope of regaining lost health.
Rev. E. C. Dayton will erect a neat
and comfortable residence on-theeor.
ner of Hannaford and Haupt streets
Stamp 6 Jersey have the9ontract'
Thomas Smith, Thomas McCor:
mack and W. E. ChasV have been
promoted from brakemen to freight
conductors on the Missouri division
The Northern Pacific will soon re
move the yards from their present
location west of town and locate
them south of the coal sheds ant
shops.
G. L. Gilman, Of the firm of Win
ship & Gilman, general agents of TIN
Equitable Life Assurance Society o
the United States, is in town lookin,
up business.
R. r. Thomas, general fuel agen
pf. the Northern Pacific, was here OF
Wednesday looking mp the fuel sup
ply and attending to other bushes
matters.
The ladies Of the Methodist Episcc
pal Aid society will meet at the HON
of Mrs. J. 7. Scott next Wednesda
afternoon at 2:3O, To transact bushes
of Importance.
James McQuay,. foreman of til
Northern Pacific shops, left for HI
Springs, Ark. Tuesday evening, f.
the benefit 6f his health. Dutin
his ABSENCE John Le6nberger hs
charge Of the shops.