The Dickinson press., 1892-03-05

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Born, to Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Dobson,
Saturday, February q, Il son.
On the 18th of Ireland the Dickin-
son Hose Company will give IL dance.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. john
son, Wednesday, March 3. IL daughter.
j. A. Farrah. Frank Lish and F. p.
Stone are in Minnesota buying cattle.
A hardwood floor and other repairs
were made in the City Market this
week.
Miss Nellie Cuskelly has been tax.
ing IL vacation this week and visited
at Glendive.
w. a. Litch still feels the effects of
his recent fever and is laying off for
few days.
Photographs of all sizes from carte
de viste to life size ut COTS ground
floor gallery.
Treasurer Lee was taken i'll Tues
day and returned home to Gladstone
OF Wednesday.
Bori, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Guy j. De
France. Nclardton, Wednesday,
March ., IL daughter.
The MlsonS are not expecting to
have any more dances this season
until after lent at least.
The knights of Pythias have ten
dered the Odd Fellows the use of their
hall on the Goth of April.
The st. Johns Guild of the Episco-
plal church, will meet with Mrs.
Greene Wednesday afternoon.
One of the happiest little fellows in
the city is Nelson Langdon, who re-
turned from the east on Monday with
his uncle.
The usual quarterly dividend of l
per cent. of the Northern Pacific was
declared ut the last annual meeting,
payable April Is.
Owing to the unavoidable absence
from town OF Rev. c. L. Dobsun, there
will be no services ut the Episcopal
church tomorrow.
People of Barnes street have CON
tracted with John Goodall for Il 4.foot
walk, commencing ut Willard and ex-
tending to the north side.
The brownies" will give a supper
ut the Congregational church on Tues
day, March 6, from 6 to 8 p. M. Price
% cents. All cordially invited.
I. M. Adams, of Fargo, lectured on
temperance ut the Congregational
church Sunday night. He had a full
house and was listened to attentively
for an hour and a half.
Last Saturday IL meeting was held
and the subject of incorporating IL
driving association WAS discussed.
Another meeting is called for this
evening ut the Kidder hotel.
a number were up from Taylor
this week, L. S. Way among the rest.
who was talking with G. II. Kline
felter about the brick work of his
proposed new opera building.
Mrs. Fred IIendershott has re.
turned to Bismarck, where she will
remain with her parents until Mr..
and Mrs. II. are ready to commence
housekeeping, which will not be long.
Maj. r. E. Fleming in Fargo Forum:
That car of Ignite coal has been COM
pressed into eggets, and we expect it
here today OF tomorrow. when we will
give the citizens an opportunity to
experiment with this new fuel.
The Dakota Land and Colonization
company sold this week five lots, just
south of the school block. in the addi-
ton, to the Dickinson Catholic
society which will make extensive
improvements. The sight is a mag.
niticent one, and the society is to be
congratulated on it's selection.
Rev. G. w. Huntley, superintend-
ent of the North Dakota Baptist
Society, has notified the members of
the Baptist church in Dickinson, that
he has secured the services of a first
class man, Rev. Baxter, us pastor. who
will arrive in Dickinson on the Goth
inst. and take charge of this field.
A fire alarm was sounded Monday
afternoon in Dickinson, and before
half the people could find out where
the blaze had started, the fire com.
pany had a line of hose laid from the
N. p. track north to G. S. Langdon's
residence. The fire evidently caught
from the sparks of a stove in the
lean-to, which was discovered in time
to save a small conflagration.
Ex-senator N. G. Lawrence re
turned home Monday from his ex.
tended trip east. looking hale and
hearty, and exhibiting the same
cheerful feeling toward the people Of
this community us of old. Mr.. Law
enc settled a large estate while
away, and returning shows his usua
interest in the u%pbuildlng of Dickin
son, and contemplates the erection o,
a second brick block this season.
A very nice adjunct to our public
school work is the s.Dickinsol