The Dickinson press., 1891-07-25


after hose and hose cart.
The boald of equalization complet-
ed it's work on Thursday.
Rain has fallen ut two or three
different times this week.
Billings county board of equaliza-
ton proceedings on second page.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. +.
Parker, Wednesday. July %, IL son.
The Reynolds Bros. and their fami-
lies came in from the ranch this week.
For sale cheap--A good cook stove.
Inquire ut ] b Thompson's fruitstand
j. E. McCoul, who has been confin-
ed to his room for a few days, is out
again.
Raspberries. blackberries. blueber-
ries, pears and bananas at Scotield's,
next week.
d. Il. Phillips has changed his p. o.
address from Dickinson to New Eng
land City.
The proceeds from the orange sup
per at the Congregational church
Thursday night was 1920.
Lawrence n Dickinson stored IL car
load of flour yesterday III their ware
house next door to the PRESS office.
a special from the Tracey wheat
farm last evening stated that grain
had received no injury and was doing
we'll.
The Chapel Car Evangel, under
management of Boston w. Smith,
was in Dickinson Thursday night for
services,
The boys are getting ready for
some September races. A number
have pledged money to help the pro.
.iect along.
Reynolds Bros, James Converse
and w. l.. Crosby were loading cattle
at the Dickinson stock yards yester-
day. and will be for several days.
\ free scholarship is what our
county commissioners are authorized
to give to the Dakota Agricultural
College. See notice elsewhere.
TO the people of Dickinson and
yicinity-I am now open for harness
and shoe repairing and solicit your
patronage. l shall have a man to
take charge of the shoem aking de-
partment in a few days.
JACK WEIGH.
The railroad company during the
past season have had their stock
yards considerably damaged by parties
using them for corrals. The result
is IN order issued from headquarters
that hereafter amy N using yards for
this purpose will be made liable for
damages.
n farmer and stock.grower ut Rich
ardton who was i'm Dickinson this
week, said there would he many IA
mar i'm his neighborhood who would
get himself clear from debt this fall,
have Il small surplus a head. besides
owning Il thriving bunch of stock of
some kind and IL good farm and build
ings.
An alarm of fire was sounded Mon
day forenoon and soon it was learned
that Il. IL. Brien's house, in South
Dickinson, was in flames. A large
crowd of mel were on hand quickly,
but they could get no control of the
flames. Most of the furniture and
personal effects were saved. The fire
caught about the chimney in the
back part of the house. The house
was we'll insured.
Information WAS received Welnes-
day night by sheriff Hayes to arfest
l. +. Saunders Oh the charge of EN-.
beZelment, who lives at Helene.
Mont, who was ell route with family
to New York. MI. Saunders stated
that there was IL difference of a few
dollars between himself and Il party
at Helena, and Immediately telegraph
ed his uncle. Senator Saunders, al
Helena to settle the matter SO that
he could resume his journey, anG
word came Thursday authorizing his
release.
MI. and Mrs. A. c. McGillivray gave
a pleasant social party at their home
Thursday evening to Miss Hitchcock.
of Indiana. who is enjoying a short
stay in Dickinson us the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. E. Phelan. The evening
was a most enjoyable DIE to those
who enjoyed the hospitality of Mr.
and Mrs. McGillivray. After a tes'
of skill and luck at progressive euchre
and doing justice to the delicious re,
past served, prizes for most progress
ions we're awarded and presented tc
Messrs. Phelan and billiard, Mrs
Phelan and Miss Hattie Davidson.
Those present were-Mrs. Phelan
Misses Hitchcock, Lawrence. Dob son
Davidson, Becrdft, Bakerand Parsons,
Messrs. billiard, Phelan: Mead ant
Langley.
Many citizens are taking advantage
of the savings bank qualities of tin
stock issued by the Custer Sheep III
yestmcnt Company, and investin:
therein. The semi-annual eight pc
can't dividend declared thc first q