The Dickinson press., 1892-10-22

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NJ. Sutherland, Of South Heart, was
down on Wednesday.
Fred Labrech. of Oakdale, WAS in
for winters supplies this week.
Gus Finger of South Heart, spent
last Saturday in town.
r. j. Turner of Gladstone, VAS ny
on business last Saturday.
Capt. ]. G. Saunders was u visitor
at the county seat on Wednesday.
Elisha Leavitt, all Oakdale cattle,
man was seen or III streets this week
c. r. Pendergast, of New England
City, was up this week for supplies
Ed Chase of the Chase & Frye
ranch, was in town the first of tho
week.
j. w. Sellmam and wife of Beiiield
were in town last Saturday on bust
ness.
Jas. Cuskelly. OF Oakdale. was reg
stored ut the Willard house this
week.
Mrs. ]. !. Freeman entertained the
st. Luke's Guild on Thursday after
noon.
Father SchmitZ was called to Glel
Ullin Wednesday to oficiate ut T;
funeral.
Jim Moody, of the Clark & Moody
ranch, was in town Wednesday. OF
business.
L. B. Pennock of %S,nithville, Ky.
is visiting his brother c. J. Pennoci
of Green river.
Harry Repke is confined to his bee
again with the fever, having had
relapse.
Mr.. Peter StultZ and family will g
to New Jersey after the election t,
spend the winter.
Gus Anderson, of Belfield, was il
town Wednesday attending to SOM
business matters.
j. S. White, the popular station a
gent at Richardton, was in town Sat
urdaY and Sunday.
Guy j. DeFrance, of Relaxation
visited the county seat Saturday, re
turning home Sunday.
Sven Swanson, of Farmers Vale,
was in town the first of the weel
looking for stray horses.
NJ. S. Cuskelly of Oakdale. was il
town Monday laying in a winter
supply of provisions.
Ed Crawford and j. C. WARMER, %
jamestown, We're registered at VII
lard house this week.
G. S. Langdon returned Monda,
from the Bad Lands, where lie ha
been hunting horses.
Mrs. Chas. Caravan, accompanie
by her husband, left Thursday for s
Paul, for medical treatment.
l.. A. Simpson and A. G. McGilli
vray, were oven in Mercer count
this week, fixing up fences.
Miss Mary O'Rourk ;of Glendivt
spent a few days in town this weel
the guest of Mrs. II. d. Stephenson.
John Frische, one of Oakdale'
prosperous stockmen was in thi
week and loaded out with supplies
Ed Cunningham and family left %
the Goth for Missouri, where NJ
Cunningham takes a position on til
90.
Miss Annie Cook, daughter of Rev
VIM. Cook of Minnesota. vas til
guest of Mrs. II. w. Bates the frs
the week.
Rue Finger, of South Heart, was j
town Thursday. He reports ever
thing in good shape for the winter j
his section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aft White were i
from their ranch on the Little Mi.
souri,, the first of the week, doi,i
some trading.
VIM. Whinn, O prosperous Knit
river sheepman, was in town Thur
day for lumber, with which tn bull
sheds for his sheep.
F. A. Morgan, of the Cannon Bi
country, came up Tuesday, retmrniI
Wednesday to the ranch where he
erecting new corrals
). II. Chase, of Howard, S. d., w;
in town Thursday looking mp the il
terests of Altman Miller & Co. dea
ers in farm machinery.
G. d. Dow, of Minneapolis, who hs
large stock interests north of hel
was in town several days last wee
looking after his interests.
j. w. Foley, of the Bismarck Trii
une paid the PRESS a pleasant ca
Saturday. Jim has got to be quit
a dude since he went to the capitt
city.
Hon. T. S. Underhill, of Antelop
interested Il crowd of the boys c
Wednesday evening at II. w. Bait
Office with some of his stories, {
which he has an unlimited supply.
Jas. Harrison. San Francisco, Ca,
Pierce Kelly, Helena; ID. Ham, Ma
dan; ]. A. Watson, st. Paul; j. !
Martin, Pittsburgh: A. Shorb, spel
Ger, Iowa; were all registered at tt
Willard house this week.