The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

deputy clerk OF court to I'LL the Office
in the absence of f. r. Bonney.
Oats wanted at once at J. H. Col
groves Livery and Feed Stable in
Dickinson. Highest market price
paid.
Services us usual tomorrow morn.
ing at the Congregational church ut
IL. Subject: elements of Growth"
No services in the evening.
G. b. and G. S. Armstrong came up
from New England City last night,
ana say they are to make Dickinson
their headquarters for II short time at
least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ]. Greene were the
recipients this week of an elegant
baby carriage from Mr.. and Mrs. N.
G. Lawrence, on account of the young
Mr.. Greene.
VIM. :. Yeakel has sold his home
stead and trec-claim to Il man by the
name Of Smith who came to this
country last spring. Mr.. Yeakel has
engaged in the stock business, loca-
ting Is miles south of Richardton.
l want the public to know that l
cannot deliver ice, unless i'm large
quantities. in the afternoon. Parties
other than regular customers, want
ing ice should leave their orders in
the morning. j. II. CoLGRovE.
The following lines from j. NJ.
Tracey ut Taylor yesterday will he
read with interest: No hail last
night: but little rain. Grain fast re.
covering from effect of Wednesday
nights storm. No material damage
so far.
+. a. W~atenpaugh, for several years
foreman for the Northern Pacific Co.,
has closed his labors with the COM
pany, aud disposed of his entire bunch
of cattle and leaves next week for a
business opening at some point far.
ther west.
Work has been progressing rapidly
OIL the school building this week,
Notwithstanding the heavy rains. The
walls were up all round last evening
and the stills for the windows in the
first story laid. Mr.. Way has Il good
force of masons on the job and Pond
4 Granteer are following up with the
wood work.
MIR. Cunningham. hail adiuster for
tine Farmers Alliance Ins. Co, was
up from jamestown yesterday to adj
just insurance claim in this vicinity.
AT New England City A. p. Folsom,
+. b. Partridge and w. II. Smith
have sent in claims for damage. In
Stark county the following have been
reported up to this morning: j. w.
G%ruschus. a. +. Bates and NJ. Lenne.
vile.
As Il true appreciation (m%aterialZed)
of the services of Miss Becraft us
organist in the Congregational church,
to which position she had been most
attentive since coming to Dickinson
last fall, Il few of her friends present
ed her with Il beautiful gold chain
with u charm having the name Lena
engraved thereon. The gift seemed
doubly fitting coming as it did on the
evening of her departure from the
place.
The literature sent out by the Odd
Fellows Building & Loan Association
this month is something immense.
They have four different kinds of
pamphlets and circulars which. are
being sent ont, in addition to which
the PRESS is getting out 10000 circu.
lar letters for this months use alone.
Postmaster Thompson had a call yes
terday for 25 dollars worth of stamps
for the office, which gives an idea to
what extent the advantage Of the b.
& l.. are being placed before the
public.
Misses Allie and Minnie Perry,
after enjoying a short visit with
friends in Gladstone and Dickinson,
departed Sunday last on an extern.
sive pleasure trip through the west.
Their visit in Gladstone was the
occasion of a reunion of members
of the societies, ''Daughters of the
Prairie" and 80. u. II. Club,' at
Mrs. Robert Lees residence. Among
the old members present were. The
Misses Allie and Minnie Perry of
Minneapolis, Mrs. Tina Lee Brown of
Chicago. Miss Edith Cryne and Miss
Maade Let's, of Gladstone, MI. J. W
Burnton of La Cross, Wis. MI. l. w
Lee of Manlan. and Nh. a. Campbell
of Dickinson. lis useless to Say that
the reunion was a jolly one.
NEW ENGLAND CITY NOTES.
TT. W. Smith made "A huSinnSS trir