The Dickinson press., 1890-03-15

Pyramid Park Lodge, No: ls7, meets arst and
Odd Fellows hall.
A. H. Arnett is quite sick.
Coal! Coal! Coal! wanted at this
office on subscription.
T. L. Stokum returned from an
eastern trip last Saturday.
W. A. McCloy passed several days
in st. Paul, this week. on business.
Houses for rent. Inquire at the
store of n. C. Lawrence. jan4-tf.
R. E. Fuller is contemplating a trip
to the Pacific coast in the near FIJI.
ture.
Business on the Northern Pacific is
increasing with the approach of
spring.
L. E. Partridge has been retained to
teach the spring term of school at
Gladstone.
Thomas McAndrews returned from
Livingston. Mont, where he has been
working, last Monday.
c. r. Cook came in from his sheep
ranch, Thursday. He brings a favor.
able report from the range.
A. N. Jeferies spent a few days at
his ranch the first of the week and
found cattle in fine condition.
1t is rumored that the Gull River
Lumber Company has purchased o.
E. Lehmicke's lamber yard.
The Thomas & Araett cattle ranch
has changed hands and is now the
property of Converse & Arnett.
A few of their friends enjoyed a
social dance at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Hayes, Monday evening.
Seed grain for sale. Wheat, IS
cents; Millet, 30 cents. Terms cash.
Fisher Bros, Dickinson, N. d. ct
Fisher Bros. have secured the COIL
tract to saw sixty.fve car loads Ct
wood for the Northern Pacific at this
place.
The regular annual meeting of the
eastern Montana Wool Growers Asso-
citation meets ut Miles City on Mon.
day, April IA.
Judge Winchester has notified the
clerk that q term of the district court
will be held here, commencing Tues.
day, April LIST.
Methodist services on Sunday at
. Gladstone in tile morning at 1l:30
and at Baptist church, Dickinson, in
the evening at 1870.
j. A. McGregor and assistants ere
busily engaged in taking an inventory
of stock in N. G. L~awrence's store
the first of the week.
3, VIM. Hecht, of neal Taylor, was in
town on Thursday and informed us
that a term of school opened in his
district on that day.
Hon. N. G. Lawrence passed Mon.
day in town. He says the legislators
are putting in full time and doing a
vast amount of work.
C. F. Allan, of Gladstone, was in
town the first of the week attending
to business matters. He expects to
90 to Mingusville in a few days.
Isaac Hooper, of Bismarck, mana
ger of the Gull River Lumber Com
pany's business in this section, passed
Monday and Tuesday in town.
Patrick Murn. brother of Road
Master Murn, of the Missouri divi
sion, has been appointed as road mas
ter of the Yellowstone division.
j. X. Slack, a prominent Knife riv
er ranchman, was in town last Mon
day and informed a PRESS reporte
that cattle were in as good condition
as last fall.
J. f. McCoul and family have re
moved from Medora to Dickinson ant
are now residents of this place. MI
McCoul is the owner of a horse rancl
in the. Bad Lands.
The last official act of State SUPP
Mitchell was to write an opinion o
an important school question to Mis-
Alice Ellison superintendent q
schools in Stark county.
The board of railroad commission
ers have sent certified copies of tn
coal rate law to the several railroa
companies and requested them t
issue schedules accordingly.
The last of the series of Owl Gu
dances took place at Grand Arm
hall, Thursday evening. Thes
dances proved very enjoyable an
furnished lovers of dancing man
pleasant evenings during the winte
When you need a mild laxative yc
should have a medicine that will a
on the liver and Kidneys rs well
the bowels. Begg's Vegetable Liv
Pills are prepared expressly for th
purpose. Insist on getting them,
they have no superior and few equaI
J. ]. Freeman, druggist.