The Dickinson press., 1892-06-25
Stickney, Pond, Evans,


PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrs. l.. +. Sallstrom returned on
Thursday.
II. II. johnson returned Sunday
from his trip east.
Mrs. j. S. Let's came up from Glad
stone on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Muzzy has been afflicted
with tonsilitis this week.
Mrs. G.. M. Van Lenvan returned
home from her visit east on Thursday.
Col. Thomas Carter, U. S. Land
commissioner, was a passenger west
on Tuesday.
Il. +. Webster and G. w. Living.
ston were up from Taylor, paid the
county seat a visit on Monday.
d. S. Littlehales went west on Mon
day to spend a week or ten days. He
will see the Milk river country before
his return.
Ed. Older, who has located a ranch
on Grand river, went east Monday to
Monday to get more cattle. He will
have a herd of about 500.
Pat Flynn, of Hoyt, Mont, came
down OIL Sunday, and after paying IL
visit to friends in Dickinson contin-
ued his journey east.
j.. II. Wilson, of Bismarck, arrived
in Dickinson Thursday and has been
looking about to see what the wool
clip is and the chances for buying.
James w. Foley, who had been in
attendance at the sixth judicial cen
trail committee meeting at Mandan,
was ~ passenger, homcward bound for
Medora, on Tuesday.
L. A. Williams, surveyor general
for North Dakota, came up from Bis
marck Thursday and went down to
the southern part of Stark county to
look after the survey going OH there,
Prof. O. +. Foote, who has COM
pleted Il term of school in district No.
IL, was in town the first of this week.
His vacation closes with this week
and lie will enter upon a new term on
the 9th.
J. +. Gaunt took II well earned Va.
cation this week by attending the
state flremens tournament ut Grand
Forks. Mr.. Gaunt officially repre-
sented the Dickinson Hose Co.
Dan S. Bryan, foreman on the Ira
cey farm, was renewing a%cquaintances
in Dickinson on Wednesday. Mr..
Bryan stated to the PRESS that the
Tracey farm had 100 acres of very
promising wheat.
The 5. 10 and Is cent counters in
Frecman's annex are full cf bargains.
The third quarterly meeting of the
Methodist Episcopal church will be
held on Sunday and Monday, June &c
and q. Love feast will he held at
7:30 and 500 O'Clock Sunday evening,
followed by the administration of the
sacrament of the Lords supper 10y
Rev. r. II. Slleckler. The quarterly
conference will convene at 1920 a. m,
Monday at the church. All members
of the quarterly conference are esle.
cially requested to he present.
Pat. Flynn, a railroad man ut Hoyt
Mont, was in Dickinson Sunday, go
ing on east Monday.
NEW ENGLAND CITY NOTES.
w. Fred .Griswold made a trip te
Gladstone this week.
The round up passed through towr
Thursday with about 90 head of cat
, tie of various brands.
Rev. j. l.. Sizer held services in The
Congo church Tuesday evening.
Much rain has produced in a''lnd
ancc of feed and "a good hay crop j:
assured.
Mrs. II. w. Smith and Miss Lillian
Cobb started for the East Wednesday
the FORMER for Melrose, Mass, ant
the latter for Cumberland Mills. Nc
Frank Hebron and John Dobsol
!. were with the roundup and now hay,
all their c:ttie gathered.
, /. y. II. Keene came home from Glel
Ullin Monday and will return Friday
/, Sheep shearing on the Cannon Eai
r is about completed and the clip il
very satisfactory.
C. c. Meade WAS at the Bad Land;
this week looking for cattle.