The Dickinson press., 1893-07-29
]. W. Currie expects to commence
for his house next week.

j. w. Currie expects to commence
excavating for his house next week.
The Cattle Co. turned 5000
Arizona steers loose this week in the
vicinity of Bullion and Lame Steer
creeks. The cattle average three
years old.
Elmer Hagan: 1 came to Dick
inson ten years ago the 9th of this
month. A band of 800 Sioux Indians
who had been camping near, had just
gone away.
Budd Hood returned to Dickinson
Thursday morning. and expects to
go to work as passenger brakeman the
drst of August. Mr.. Hood has had an
artificial arm supplied.
Frank Robinson and daughter. Lii
lian, Of the Grand river country, were
in Dickinson for supplies Monday.
MI. Robinson reports more rain south
than at Dickinson.
The cures of the Tobacco, Opium
and Drink Habit, wrought by Hills
Chloride of Gold Tablets, is one of
the marvels of modern therapeutics.
All druggists sell them.
j. A. Farrah, owner of the dumb
bell brand of cattle, was in Dickinson
last Saturday for supplies. Mr.. Far
rah took one of Drenkle's Mccormick
mowers home with him.
Carleton College, Northfeld,is to be
represented in Dickinson on Sunday
by Student King, who will occupy the
pulpit Of the Congregational church
both morning and evening. Come and
hear him.
H. E. Cannon, M of the Northern
Pacific bridgemen on the Missouri
division, received a bad cut with the
ADJ IN the left foot Monday. He went
home to Sims the same evening.
They had u prairie fire in Fred
Schlapman's neighborhood last week,
burning twenty loads of hay and some
good grass. The fire was set by the
pipe of a party who was raking.
Duncan Paterson. adjudged insane
by the Stark county board of insanity,
was taken to jamestown Friday, the
2lst, by Sheriff Hayes. Paterson is a
fellow who came along a few weeks
ago and was taken up for %disorderly
conduct on the streets.
There is trouble among the ranch
men on the upper Knife. Funny
work with the branding iron is said
to be the root of it. This charge, if
proved, will land the guilty parties
in the pen, where they will receive a
brand of another color.-Stanton Pilot.
The Italian gangs of section men
have been discharged and their places
filled by residents. Roadmaster Par
ker says he had as soon have twenty
such laboring men IS he a find
about Dickinson as thirty Italians.
The pay is $3.50 per day.
Two prairie fires broke out We'd
nesday west of Dickinson-one near
South Heart and the other at Dutch
Henry buttes. Two or three crews
of men went out from Dickinson; Il
few beeves were killed but the flames
were extinguished before much dam.
age had been done.
We have just received another book
of samples of cloth for fall clothing.
Come in and see them and let us
measure you for Il suit. Prices low
and quality and fit the best.
CURRIE & CROwL.
G. l.. Austin, who is locating u
stock ranch on the Cannon Ball, was
formerly of Vermont. He has spent
some time in South Dakota, the south
western states, California, Washing
ton and Montana, having been engaged
a portion of the time in educational
work.
d. b. Zimmerman left last Satur.
day evening for Storystown, Pa. He
has secured Il pretty residence on
Sims street, and upon his return in
August will be accompanied by Mrs.
Zimmerman and the children. We
shall be glad to welcome this family
as residents of the place.
The Zimmerman ranch is on the
east fork of Sand creek, southwest
of Dickinson about forty.five miles,
in Billings county. 1t is a we'll ap.
pointed ranch, and it is a wonder that
so good a location should have been
found vacant. Frank Heffr0n has a
contract to put up 900 tons of hay,
the work to be completed not later
than September 18th.
Died-June first, at his home in
Omaha, Neb.. John S. Seaton. De-
ceased formerly lived at Medora, was
judge of Billings county and a gener-
al favorite among those who knew
him, Familiarity known IS "Uncle
john" At one time he kept books
for Lawrence L Dickinson of this
place.
The c O D people are getting theil
goods into shape at their new quar-,
ters in the opera building. They have
q comm0dious store-neat and clean
shelving, tables and everything new
Staple groceries, dry goods, hardware,
crockery, carpets, notions and almost
anything one wants. Those who have
traded with them know that price.
are low-the lowest Ii Dickinson
and others are invited to inspect foy
themselves.
Major Fleming: Senator and Mrs
McGillivray and Mr.. Montague came
in from Devils Lake, Saturday, ant
went out to the farm where they art
yet-sexcept Mrs, Nc. who is dowr
down town with me today. Nc. ha.
a car of horses out at the farm. We
/ got seven at work and they work we'll
Crops are only fair.-Fargo Forum
July rs.
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