The Dickinson press., 1890-09-13
plams and grapes at the City

Have you tried those sweet potatoes
at tho City Market!
The choicest of fresh and salt
meats ut the City Market.
Found.-Brass door key; front of
Fowler's store. Call at this Office.
Three thoroughbred Shropshire
bucks were purchased this week Ivy
i. Z. Thompson.
something new in Skirtiny. Very
siNliSh aad comfortable for winter.
1T Seolirll's.
G.. +. DoAson came up from his
ranch Friday and bought ten fine
Shropshire bucks.
| GROUP, WHOOPlNG COUGH
and Bronchitis Immediately relieved
by Shiloh Cure. Merry 4 Mcdonald.
Jerry Hayes had smash-up out
north Of Gladstone last Sunday. His
wife was with him but neither sus.
tainea injuries.
Chas. G. Mead and Everett Folsom
were up from DohSon's sheep ranch
OH Wednesday to get lumber and
supplies.
Misses Lou Dobson. Ora Greene
and Gertrude Lawrence spent the
week at c. f. and John Dobson's
sheep ranches on the Cannon Ball.
Master Fred Freeman left for
school ut Racine, Wis, Wednesday
evening. His mother accompanied
him us far as Fargo and probably to
Minneapolis.
1t is reported that of 40 acres of
Max Blooms wheat, which was
threshed the fore part of this week,
near Taylor, the yield was between IA
and Is bushels to the acre, of good
quality.
Episcopal services at the court
house. Sunday, us follows: IL IL. m.
and y. IN. 5. S. meets at 1915. y
cordial welcome is extended to all. G.
a. Chambers, Rector.
Life insurance agents have been
pretty numerous in Dickinson this
week. j. l.. Cole, of Grand Forks,
on his way west, stopped off Thursday
| and talked n. y. Mutual.
The foundation for one of the
Klinefelter cottages is now COM
pleted and ready for the brick and
the other will probably be completed
by next Monday or Tuesday.
Capt. J. G. Saunders was up from
Gladstone on Wednesday. He was
recently at Bismarck consulting Sur
veyor General Williams in regard to
state surveying of another season.
About 1900 sheep were put out on
shares by Lanterman Bros. in the east.
ern part of Stark last week. w. S.
Yeakel, BENZ. Webb and j. w. Cham.
berlain were among those who took
them.
Chas. Clarkson, one of the old time
engineers of the Missouri division,
left for Chicago. "Wednesday evening,
where he expects to secure a position
on one of the railro ads centering in
that city.
The Mandan Dramatic Club will
give an entertainment in the drama
entitled ''My turn next" at the &. A.
r. hall, Saturday evening, September
20. The company is strong and guar
antees frst.class show. Tickets on
sale at McWilliams'; IS cts.
G. II. Klinefelter, Jr., accompanied
by Mrs. J.. X. Granteer and Archie
Granteer, left for st. Paul on No 2
Tuesday night, Mr. Klinefelter ex-
pectcd his wife, who has been visit
ing in the East, to arrive in st. Paul
yesterday, where they will spend a
few days at the fair and exposition
before returning to Dakota.
Hon. Theodore Roosevelt and wife
accompanied 10y Mr.. and Mrs. d. Rob
inson, Miss Roosevelt, Mr.. r. Fergu.
son and B. Lodge, have been spend.
ing a few days at Mr.. Roosevelt's
ranch near Medora. All except the
last named have gone to the National
Park, where they will spend short
time viewing the scenery of that
wonderful country. Mr.. Roosevelt
is one of the civil service commits.
sioners and well known in this sec:
ton.
Last night six cars of an east bound
stock train went through Heart riv.
er bridge a few miles this side of
Mandan. The cars were badly
wrecked and number of cattle
killed. The bridge is also wreck
and trains were delayed several hours.
The cattle were shipped from Red
Lodge, Mont. Ed. Nichols was con.
ductor and Blanchard engineer of
the train, but no blame is attached to
them as the wreck was caused by a
broken rail or truck.
The new and handsome Northern
Pacific depot at Richardton has been
completed and OH Tuesday evening
was the scene of social gathering
that was much enjoyed by those pres
cnt. About sixteen couples went
from here and took charge Of the
depot, passing several hours very
pleasantly in the delightful recreation
Of the dance. The agent, S. J. White
and his wife, made it very pleasant
Cor the company and all returned to
Dickinson we'll pleased with the trip.
| A few of the citizens of Ricbardton