The Dickinson press., 1892-05-28
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in the city, manufactured by * 4 II.
Parties wanting ice will please call
on ] II Colyrovc. Prices made known
OH application.
The twelve-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilman, of South
Heart, died ON last Saturday after
IL brief illness.
On Friday LIS girls passed through
over the line of the n. p. for the Ma
tional Park, where they will be en-
ployed for the season.
The Chautauqna assembly of this
strte will meet ut Spiritwood Lake,
July to Is. Rev. Eugene May, pos
ter of the first NJ. Z. church of Fargo.
is president.
w. Z. Rogers 4 Son have heen de-
horning 2-year old cattle at the Dick
inson stock yards this week. 1t is
something of IN experiment in this
part of the state. and actual results
are awaited.
y telegram yesterday morning from
Rev. II. G. Simmons, dated ut Wash
| ington, u. G., states that lie has Sc
cured the Rev. Mr.. Seymour and wife
| for the Congregational church of
Dickinson. Full particulars next
week.
Henry Cottlc, who was here last
Friday taking subscriptions for the
Roslyn wash mine sufferers. raised
$222.75 in Dickinson, S27 in Mandan,
S24 i'm Mcdora and smaller amounts
at other towns on this division of the
n. p. r. II.
Rev. +. n. Raymond, who made
many friends on his short acquaint-
ance in Dickinson and was universally
liked, does not remain us pastorof the
Congregational church. Mr.. Raymond
took his departure Monday night for
| Minneapolis.
Articles o: agreement were signed
this week for the incorporation of Il
brick company of S20,OO0 capital,
$4,000 paid. The incorporation will
he perfected as soon as possible and
the manufacture of brick ut Dckin-
son commenced. \. Hilliard. n. c.
McGillvray, l.. ~. Simpson and q.
Loeb for the Dakota Land and Colo
nzation CO., will he the incorporators.
Chas. krantll: We have 5000 sheep
that We look after ourselves and 1000
that are let ont Oh shares. II people
were prepared and looked after their
sheep rs they ought there would not
be 81, great IL loss of lambs. There is
no excuse for it among sheep.growers
who have had experience. We arc
saving 30 per cent. of lambs, and this
has been Il peculiar spring and one
very trying on both sheep and cattle
The dance given by the Catholic
choir Oh the 25th inst was great sue
cess-aoeia!!y and financially. Miss
Blair gave one of her rare solo pro
ductons at niue O'Clock, after which
the grand march took place. At |:
O'Clock the ladies served II supper
whose reputation is 50 we'll known il
ti.is line lis to require 10 comment
John .joice yas the lucky one to draw
the rug. After pas,ng I'll expense.
the nice sum of SS30 was left
Full details OF the W. J.. Crosby ac
cident are not known. 1t seems, how
ever. that the last train had beer
loarded and that out so miles from
, the loading point stop was made tt
got fuel and water. Mr.. Crosby go
| off and inspected the condition of hi
t cattle and did not attempt to get OF
until the train was in motion again
and then it was that lie met his sud
den ;,n.! frightful death. Howard
Eaton went or Ia n Cross, WIS
with the manglcti and lireless hDdy.
Personal MENTION.
j. d. and Frank Stehl were in fron
Oak,lalc this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDeaviJ wa!,t to st
Paul on Tuesday night.
n Chas. Krauth and J. $. Green wert
, in Dickinson OH Wednesday,
w. j.. Mckibben has been appoin,
!, ed sheep inspector for Stark count!
;, Mrs. Harry Hagerman was visitin
in Glenlive the first of the week, rt
i turning ni, "Wednesday.
Guy J. DeFrance, th. lticiiatdto
merchant and postmaster, was Il visl
" OF in Dickinson Oh Tuesday.
&c Miss Carrie Bird. who was called
>. Taylor hy the illness of her mothe
returned Tnesiay afternoon.
Senator J. II. Worst. Of t:mmo!
county, came in from the east Wet
nesday. returning Thursday.
st j. b. Armstrong, foreman for Il
NJ An \ cattle outfit. started sout
)f over the trail the first of the week.
}" Miss Adelaide Keene drove in fro!
X New England City Thursday to me-
'' her father, who calne NJ from Gle
ut Ullin.
Jerry Broadbent moved into i.
;. new house OH the Dakota Land a'
-. Colonization Co.'S. addition the iir
. of this week.
is T. $. Uuderllill wis shaking han
II. with his many friends in Dickins'