The Dickinson press., 1890-06-07
The Whereabouts Of Some Of the Old
Timers,

VIM. Gibson, first district attorney
Of Stark county, is doing Il lourishing
law business in Chicago.
Abe Maple, formerly operator at
the depo. here. and later agent at
New Salem, is running Il grocery
store ut Hulls, III.
Vic. Smith, the famous hunter and
scout, is conducting Il hunters resort
ut Lake Henry. among the mountains
of Idaho.
Frank Abbott is ut work for the
N. p. at Ellensburg, Wash.
w. NJ. Gurley, of the early firm of
Gurley & Vinton, is a resident of New
Orleans, Lii.
Tom Willis is prospecting at
Helena, Mont.
r. NJ. Laughlin is superintendent
of the motar Car line ut Tacoma,
Wash.
VIM. Moore is managing Il large
quarry of valuable building stone in
Colorado.
l.. w. Grmteer is assisting the n.
p. ut Missoula, Mont.
c. d. Briggs is farming at Dickinson.
N. Y. When he hears how things
are t%lourishing here he will wish he
had staid ut Dickinson, N. ID.
James Beckett is prospecting in the
real estate business at Spokane Falls
Wash.
DR.. Mcdonald has a good practice
ut Centralia, WASH, and, we under
stand, is taking II quiet hand in local
politics.
John L. Ninton is engaged in the
dry goods business at Spokane Falls,
carrying a large stock and is making
Il success of it.
j. G. Dow. carpenter and builder
we do not know where lie is to be
found but wherever found he is a
deadbeat.
John Lundeen, we understand, is
doing we'll at Helena, Mont.
f. j. Tamblin is helping rebuild
Spokane Falls.
James Colister is holding down
Tacoma, Wash.
Chas. S. Burke, first superintendent
of schools here, is in the insurance
business at Boston, Mass.
Eli Smith, first proprietor of the
Eagle Hotel (now Kidder Housc) has
charge Of Il station on one of the loca
roads near Chicago.
j. A. Barnes returned Friday after
noon from his trip to Washburn.
Don't be Il chump but go to Ed. II
Bonney and insure your crops against
hail.
Ed. r.. Bomney represents the only
good and reliable company that does
a hail business in this state.
Robert Graham, IL boy ten years OF
age. residing near Richardton, ha(
the misfortune to break his right arm
last Thursday.
VIM. Watkins, Jr., post office in
spector, was here during the weel
and found everything o X at Post
master Thompson's Office.
We are having lots of rain but it is
not too late to have lots Of hail. In
sure your crops now. Terms are
quite easy. Talk with Bonney OF
hail Insurance.
The Northern Pacific has made T;
very low rate on wool from this sec
ton to the east. The rate from Dick
inson to Chicago on 10000 pounds o
over is $l.20 per cwt.; less quantities
$l.44 per cwt. To st. Paul, Mlnnea
polls or Duluth the rate for 10000 OF
more 80 cents per cwt. and for les!
quantities $l.l4 per cwt.
a large quantity Of potatoes have
been received at J4awrence's. Thos'
who have been suffering for want o
this delicious vegetable can now ge
all they wish.
One week from Sunday, the North
ern Pacific will establish Il double
daily train service between st. Paul
Tacoma and Portland. In order t.
have this service tirst-class in ever,
particular the company is adding t.
its already large equipment of dinin;
cars 10 new ones of the latest pattern
The morning train on the new run, t,
be inaugurated June Is, leaves st
Paul at Sis, and the afternoon trail
at 4:l5, making the run in about 8;
hours.
o. +. Lehmicke, a. C. McGillivray
J. Spence and r. IL. Deracm were a
Bismarck last Tuesday, the tw'
former as principals in the Slocun
land case and the two latter as wit
nesses. A postponemeht was granted
until July 81, when testimony will b
taken before r. II. Johnson. I'll,
contest is for a valuable quarter sec
ton west of here upon which Free
Slocum: of Michigan, has a tree-clain
filing and is commonly known at til
McGillivray pasture, it being fence
in connection with a quarter sectiol
which McGillivray OWNS.
The death of Mrs. Thomas Drur
on Saturday morning, May 81, 1896
although not unexpected. caused dee
sorrow III this community, where sh
was so we'll and so favorably known
Mrs. Drury had been IL patient sui
ferer for almost four months and a