The Dickinson press., 1891-09-19

Local showers; Slightly cooler; cool.
er Sunday.
Will H. Story owns the Red Star
Dray.
Supt. Phelan has a new two-seated
phaton.
Reynolds Bros. ship stock again
to-day-50 cars.
Red Star Dray-ten to twenty-five
cents for one.hOrse loads.
Win. Roberts took the 5000 cash re-
ward for capturing the two Glendive
Jail birds who escaped recently.
Races next Monday at the track
Now let II town cyclers come out
and help fill out the day of sports.
Frontier lodge of the Independent
Order of Odd Fellows has organized
team. The boys are doing some fine
degree work.
The E. G. Paddock residence is to
be occupied by the owner. Mrs. Pad.
docks health is such that she wishes
to be near medical aid.
Mrs. DOhsOn gave II church social
at Antelope creek on Thursday night
for the Episcopal church, which was
generously attended and heartily Ell.
joyed.
j. NJ. Conway, who was suffering
from rheumatism and went to Brain.
erd last week, received immediate re.
lief and has gone to Wisconsin on a
short visit.
Levi C. Sturdevant will be in Dick
inson the first of the coming week
with IL carload of Vermont Merino
rams. If you want to see Il good
bunch of sheep call and see them.
Owing to the increased business of
the Odd Fellows Building and Loan
Association. C. +. Merry will not he
able to attend the meeting of theISov.
ereign Lodge, 1. o. O. f., at st. Louis
next week.
Twenty-four thousand pounds, a
full refrigerator carload-of cheese
was shipped on Thursday at Taylor
by the Anken cheese factory to Dav-
export, Iowa. This cheese will bring
ten cents per pound net.
Mr.. l.. Paddock OF Wadena. Mimi.
is here and will round up his cattle ut
Beliield. These are the same cattle
that have been advertised i'm the
PRESS, and Mr.. Paddock is here for
the purpose of making final dispo.
sition of the same.
James Converse has finished IL SCI.
sons shipment of O00beeves. From
his best shipments he realized IL net
SUI per head of 500, and the balance
range at about 500 per head. Mr..
Converse has taken the top prices of
the market this year. He feels elated
and has good reason for so feeling.
Our sheep raisers will have u chance
next week to buy some of the best
Merino rams Vermont produces as
Levi @. Sturdevant, of Middlehury,
is on his way with Il carload We
have been assured by such recognized
sheep breeders of Vermont as U: ID.
Twitchell that these sheep are first
class in every respect.
DR.. w. X. Wheat, who has been
practicing at Dickinson for over two
years and who has Il large bunch of
sheep out on shares here, returned tc
Caro-, Mich. yesterday. The DR.. has
had u good practice here and his
many friends will be glad to SEQ him
return. Mrs. Wheat enjoys better
health east, and now that the DIR. las
his affairs nicely closed up, 1t is not
certain what lie will do.
1t was somewhat of a novelty last
Saturday to sec one of the Great Nor.
them engines pulling into the station
from the west. and still more inter.
esting was it to note the distinguished
party conveyed in this private train
who was none other than First Vice
PRESIDENT Frank Thompson of the
pennsylvania Railway company
The train consists Of four COACHES
"a kitchen and servants car, stabl,
and carriage Car, sleeper, and parlo'
and dining car: IN the Jul men
APE four horses, two hunting wagons
and nine dogs. It the sport warrants
it, MI. Thompson may remain in No
Dakota several days.