The Dickinson press., 1891-08-29
Mrs. C. F. Wilde returned this week
from her visit to Casselton, n. d.

Mrs. G. F. Wilde returned this week
from her visit to Casselton, N. d.
If you want to rent a first class resi-
dence call OH l.. A. SIMPSON.
Rev. H. A. Brown breaches in the
Congregational church Tomorrow
morning and evening.
1t is so hard to get help this season
some fields of grain will suffer before
it can be harvested.
Geo. Muzzy has moved his family
into town. He will be in u part OF
the time and part of the time at the
ranch.
The First National Bank building
is to be painted and new bricks set in
places where the old ones have
crumbled.
The Misses Blanche and May Aud
gave a farewell party this week in
honor of Miss Louise Rowe, who re.
turned home Friday.
Several fine residences for sale on
easy terms. Apply to
l.. n. SIMPSON.
The Northern Pacific management
has been very good in notifying all
the stations along their line of every
frost indication.
County Auditor Auld and Commits.
sioner Fisher inspected and accepted
"A. Lewis job of painting on the
court house yesterday.
Miss Ada Louise Rowe entertained
a few of her young friends Tuesday
evening. Those present seemed tc
enjoy themselves very much.
From the Odd Fellows Building
and Loan Association office, 5000 let
ters were sent out Oh Thursday, and
by the first Of September 10000 more
will have been sent away-all bearing
tidings of the benefits given stock
holders in the company.
Lost-a pocket-book containing S32
and some cents, a note for 800 just
taken up by the owner ut the First
National Bank of Dickinson, bills for
VIM. Ray and other papers. Any one
finding anne can have permission to
take half of the pile by seeing Henry
Edgar.
Notices are out giving date of the
Custer Sheep Investment Co. annual
meeting ut Camden, N. j., the 7th
day of September, at 3 p. IN. Fol
this purpose the transfer books OF
the company were closed on the 25tll
inst, remaining closed until the
morning of the Sth prox.
Miss Murn cordially invites the
Ladies' of Dickinson to attend hel
opening, IN Monday and Tuesday
Aug. 81, and Sept. /, of Millinery
Notions and Fancy Goods. Ladies
Misses and Children's Furnishings
Please call and examine.
Cattle shipments. Aug. %, P
Wibaux, at M%ingusville, 30 cars; Sept.
4. 5. 6. I. Reynolds Bros, at Dickin-
son, IS cars; Sept. II, II. S. Boice, at
Dickinson. rs cars, and James Con
verse. same date, 80 cars; also J. r
Towers, same date and place, 40 cars
Sept. Is, II. S. Boice, at Dickinson, IS
cars, and ]. r. Towers, same date and
place, 40 cars.
j. S. Mathews: l have just re
ceived my advance on wool from the
Custer Sheep Investment Co. ani
have come in to pay the PRESS some
money. The advance was only l:
cents and not as large as l expected.
but suppose there will be the more
coming in the end. l have finished
harvesting my wheat, and l tell yo,
it is the greatest crop / ever saw
grown anywhere.
Yesterday the home of Charles f.
Dobson, on the Cannon Rail, was
burned to the ground together witt
a large portion Of his household goods
Mr.. Dobson, who was not up at tho
time the fire started--about six o'clocl
in the morning-says he cannot &C
count for the fire. lie had fin.
dwelling, handsomely furnished, and
will lose Il good deal, rs the insuranc.
on the property vas small.
The fourth quarterly meeting OF
the Methodist Episcopal church for
this conference year, will lie held OF
Saturday and Sunday, August 2Qtl
and Both. The quarterly conference
will convene on Saturday at 3 p. m
Preaching Sunday morning at 1913
by Rev. T. II. Sheckler. The after
noon services, of Sunday school ant
the Epworth League meeting, will b
conducted as usual. Preaching ant
the administration of the Sacramen
at Gladstone at 3 p. m. Love feast al
$50 p. M. Preaching at 8 O'Clock
followed by the Lords Supper.
Cooler weather,
Something new in ladies shoes a
Scpiield's.
The live stock ship,nents from