The Dickinson press., 1892-03-19
Morehesd, Mimi, people like the
Australian system.

Morehead, Mimi, people like the
Australian system.
DR.. Kate Mitchell, of London, En-
gland, a celebrated woman and u fine
speaker, will be in Dickinson, Sunday,
March 20. and will speak in the even
ing at the Congregational church.
DR.. Mitchell comes highly recon-.
mended. and the people of Dickinson
should not miss this opportunity of
hearing her.
Fargo Forum of l4th inst: Hon. T.
s. Underhill is in the city spending
the day. He has been in Chicago for
three months and says that for weeks
he never saw the sun for more than
an hour in the seven days. He has
purchased two nor thoroughbred
Norman Percheron and French Coach
stations for his Stark county stock
ranch.
Andrew Jopp, chairman of the
county board of commissioners, came
up from Gladstone Wednesday to see
about the safe which the board re.
Gently purchased from the Burleigh
county officials for use in this county
by the clerk of court. Mr.. Jopp
thinks they have saved the county
money in getting this safe, which is
secondhand, but for all practical use
is as good as new and adequate for
the office.
One of the largest and best equipped
blacksmith shops in the state is the
one now run under the firm name of
Woellner, Whalen & Brien, of this
place. They carry a large stock of
iron and wood and are prepared to do
with dispatch and neatness any work
in the line of a blacksmith or wheel.
wright. All three are good, reliable
business men. of whom the people
a feel sure of getting good, honest
work.
1t was quite a treat to hear the
Dickinson band again OH the streets
Thursday evening. To some it was a
reminder of by-gone days; to others it
suggested the near approach of spring,
when we hope to e the boys often
in the new band stand on Willard
street and hear the enchanting strains
OF music which they will aus to
float out on the pure summer night
air. Brace up, boys, and if you need
"a little nor of the worldly posses.
sions, by and by, for uniforms or in
struments, call on the business men
of the town.
Thomas Cakes, president, and w. S.
Mellen, general manager, of the
Northern Pacific, were visitors in
Dickinson OH Wednesday. Their
special came in from the west at 10
o'clock, and went out just ahead of
the l o'clock east-bound express.
Mr.. Cakes WAS returning home from
southern California, where he had
spent two months of the winter.
Messrs. Lawrence and Dickinson were
showing Mr. Cakes the recent i'm
provements of Dickinson for an hour
in the morning. The PRESS received
a call from this gentleman, who said
that he saw general signs of pros.
perity in western North Dakota, and
that he was we'll impressed with the
progress made in Dickinson.
y very pleasant and enjoyable pro-
gressive French euchre party was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. R~udiselle,
Tuesday evening, at their residence
OF Hannaford street. Card playing
was INDUCED in until 1880, when
lunch was served, after which the
guests departed, leaving their best
wishes for their host and hostess
future prosperity. The prize winners
were as follows: Ladies first prize,
Miss Hattie Davidson; Miss Baker
was awarded u memento of the UNI
certainties of the game. MI. Stock
ing captured the g%entlemen's first
prize; Mr.. Haskins was rewarded for
his perseverance in trying to master
the %intricacies of the game and keep
ing his score down.