The Dickinson press., 1891-04-11

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~Frank Mott is building Il good siz.
efllouse on Hannaford street.
Il. S. Underllill and w. G. Taylor
proved up on their homestead claims
this week.
County commissioners had a two
days session this week. Proceedings
next week.
John w. Chamberlain, Geo. Hetten-
baugh, j. ID: Urey and w. w. Brook
ings make homestead final proof
to-day.
y School will open i'll Beliield OH
Monday, April 10, for a six months
term, Mrs. Angel. of South Heart,
teacher.
The bonds for building the school
house, by Granteer u Pond, will be
ready in a short time and work
commenced.
T. j. K.icek and Fred Kostelecky
went to st. Paul last Sunday night,
the former to get machinery and the
latter to get IL new stock of leather.
a party familiar with clay and
brickmaking is very much wanted.
Communicate by mail to "Dakota,"
care of G. Loeb. IA Broadway, N. y.
Those made citizens at the April
term of court are, w. G. Taylor.
Chris Olson, j. w. Sellman, j. "A. Van
Egan, Aft White and Joseph Schopf.
Tuesdays Mol brought in from
the east Judge Winchester, %ex-Judge
Francis, N. f. Boncher, Geo. New
ton, r. M. futile and i. III. Register.
Our county commissioners deem it
advisable to get the court house
painted and instructed the auditor to
advertise for bids. See notice else
where.
+. NJ. Smith, who has just sold his
farm at Antelope for $1,000, was in
town Monday and Tuesday. Mr..
Smith says that he will invest his
money in sheep.
NGoodall & Palmer have finished
their contract Of grading at Terry,
Mont, for the Northern Pacific.
They shipped their teams and tools
back to Dickinson this week.
The lecture announced for next
Thursday night by Father Brennan
is looked forward to with il good deal
of interest. Father Brennan is fluent
speaker and never fails to interest.
A. s.. Robinson intends moving
with his family to the Williams-Roh-
inson sheep ranch north about the
hrst of May. \ house is nov in the
course of construction ut the ranch.
The livery stable of Peoples &
Shield, Mandan. was burned on
Thursday morning. Twenty-three
horses were consumed in the flames
and about half of the harness stock
of MI. Rack was lost. Estimated
loss, $4,000; insurance with r. NJ
futile & Co., $4,000.
The Stickney property, corner Of
Willard and Sims streets, was solo
last Saturday, through l.. y. Simpson
to C. II. Klinefelter. The considera
tion--$2l0O--shows that Dickinson
really is in more than a healthy con
dition; less than nine months agt
this same piece of property sold fo1
less than sI,500. MI. Kllnefelter ha'
not made definite plans yet as to villa
he will do with the property: it is no
impossible that he will not tear dow
aud build larger either on his old lot
or on the corner just purchased.
q The lecture announced by Fathc
Brennan for next Sunday evening !a
been postponed till Thursday eveninf
the 10th, owing to the fact that he coul
not get back from Glen Ullen Oh Sun
day afternoon. (Which is the Tru
Church OF Christi" is the title of til
lecture, and AS it promises to he inter
esting and entirely free, IL large aud
ence will undoubtedly be presen'
We arc authorized to state tina
nothing will be said to wound til
religious susceptibilities of anybod!