The Dickinson press., 1891-09-05


The new hose cart and apparatus
arrived yesterday morning.
]. B. Thompson is located on Viii
lard street right opposite the Willard
house. -
Father Perrault will celebrate
Mass in Dickinson at $50 and 1890
a. m. the second Sunday in September.
Don't fail to get supper for 25 cents
next Tuesday evening from S until
$50 at Mrs. Bottoms, given by the d.
of R., I. o. o. F.
The Dickinson Hose Co. building
will be erected on Willard street on
the right of way opposite of the
Coughlan building. Work will COM
mence next week.
n. s. Robinson goes down to Chi
cago to look after their shipment of
mutton,.-400 head-and will go into
Ohio to see about getting some stock
to improve the home flock.
Reynolds Bros. have so stock cars
ordered for the 2lst, and on the llth,
as stated last week. james Converse,
H. S. Boice and J. r. Towers have
1855 cars ordered here, and the 18th
the same number.
The newly elected officers for tire
B. of R. T. are as follows: j. X. Por.
tel, NJ; S. G. Baker, V. NJ; j. Broad.
bent. fnancier; S. p. Gotta, secretary;
w. H. Stabler, journal agent; j. X.
Porter and r.. G. Hill we're elected
delegates.
Services tomorrow evening and
hereafter at the Congregational
church will begin ut half past sever
in the evening instead of eight. Sub.
ject for both morning and evening,
"Weighed in the Balance and Found
Wanting
Jonathan Wynn, who has spent the
season here for his health, returned
on his way home last Saturday. lie
is feeling a great deal better now
than when lie came out last spring,
and will return soon if the east does
not agree with him.
Charles Colgrove has been up from
Hettinger county this week selling
COWS and %yearllng heifers. For the
latter he got $l5 a head and the COWS
with calves at their sides went for
$50 a head. He is in company with
his father and brother VIM. on the
stock. and says they will put the
money into steers or sheep.
Ed. r. Bonney, of Dickinson, No.
Dakota, is visiting friends in this
vicinity. Mr.. b. moved from this
county to his present home in 1884.
Ed warns a seat in the district clerk
Office of his (Stark) county. He says
the wheat crop of the Northwest will
be immense and adds that one gentle.
man, Mr.. Dalrymple, says he thinks
he will have a half million bushels.
Mr.. Bonney is highly pleased with his
adopted state and says lie has great
faith in the possibilities of the North.
west.-[Journal, Flora, iii.
Miss Bessie Robbins, late grad uate
of the Milwaukee Conservatory of
Music, under the instruction of Prof,
Fillmore, gave a piano recital ut the
rink on Wednesday night for the bene.
fit of the Episcopal society, which
was a treat to Dickinson people. The
audience showed their appreciation
of Miss Robbins playing by theil
close attention and generous applause
after each piece. w. a. McCloy as.
sisted with his cornet and sang one
solo. The gate receipts were some.
thing owe $50.
p. B. Groat, of the Northern Paci.
ic, was here this week congratulatine
the people OH the general prosperity
, of the season and noting with u good
deal of satisfaction the hattering pros
poets of new business for his road
Mr.. Groat says the 100000 folders
/ sent out last spring containing letters
from residents in North Dakota, have
done a great deal toward getting new
settlers; so much of a success to thi.
end has it proven that the company
is about to get up a new folder to bt
more widely circulated than til,
former.
Chas. +. Merry has his residence
: fixed up in elegant shape. 1t ha!
seven good rooms, three of them four
. teen feet square-parlor. sitting room
E and library and dining room-woot
: shed, coal bin and water all enclosed
The inside woodwork is done off il
hard oil finish; colored glass in win
dows and doors, a place for a furnace
in the basement to heat all the rooms
3 On the south is Il yard twenty-five
feet wide the depth Of the lot, where
trees and shrubbery are to be set our
and a graveled driveway laid out.
A sample of the common wild hop
which grow in profusion along many
of the coulies and streams in Western
: North Dakota, has been sent to oul
Office by G. s. Cryne of the LeNet
farm. The quality is fine, equal WI