The Dickinson press., 1893-12-02
Hunting Near Dickinson.

turned to-day from IL deer hunt i'm the
Bad LantlS. nuithW est of Dickinson.
He Wis accompanied ly Chas. Smith.
Al. Wirtz, railroad boys of the Mis-
s"mii division Of the Northern Pacific.
and by Billy Chaloner of Dickinson.
| l he party was absent thirteen days.
They killed twelve deer and one
mountain sheep, the latter being Il
fine animal brought down 10y Smith.
who has received an offer of $40 for
the head. Mr.. Glass killed three
deer himself, which he brought home.
The boys hunted in the same locality
where Governor Shortlidge's party
were calnped. There were twenty
two hunters in that part of the
country. and in nine days the round
up showed forty-tive deer had been
killed.
j. p. Tingle, who has been confined
to his room. is out again.
The ladies of st. AIMS Catholic Ald
Society will cater for the ID. II. Co.
dance New Years night.
One of the Worlds Bes; furnaces
WAS set in the Episcopal church this
week. 1t works beautifully.
st. Johns church-Morning prayer
ut IL O'Clock; evening prayer at 7:30;
Sunday school, 10 m. Wednesday,
ltany at I y. IN.
Members of the ID. II. Co. are re-.
quested to attend the meeting OH
"Wednesday night, Dec. 6.
PAUL G. UAGERMAN,
Secretary.
O. S. Golf opened his ground floor
gallery this week, after an absence Of
two months, and is ready to serve the
public with artistic work. Get sit
ting early.
Remember that O. S. Golf, the pho
tograpller, has returned from his va
cation in Montana, and is now pre-
pared to give first class work with
dispatch. Prices moderate.
New Years night is the date on
which the Dickinson Hose company
will give their annual ball. The boys
always give Il fine dance, and the
event is looked forward to with much
pleasure.
Take Notice. Hereafter the City
Meat Market will be closed on Sum
day. My delivery wagon will run all
day Saturday, and the market will be
kept open until clock in the even.
ing. Lll-28tf] FRANK LUCAS.
Frank kihm's family is soon to re-
move from Bismarck TO Dickinson.
Mr.. Upright, the gentlemanly clerk
at the Willard house, goes to Bismarck
tie first of next week to attend to the
details of packing and shipping fur
niture.
notwithstanding the weather was
quite cold Thursday, the cowboy din
ner WAS something of a success. The
cooking was excellent, and the social
part was pleasing. The attendance
was not as large as it should have
been.
Mr.. Riessbeck's family, who occu-
pied rooms in the lower part of the
Fennell building, vacated in a hurry
Wednesday night. Their part of the
building was not damaged much by
the fire, and they were able to COM
mence moving back in the morning.
Things have changed some from
what was planned Il month ago. &c.
T. Parker commenced work Friday
as roadmaster of the Missouri divis.
ion from Mandan to Medora. Pat
Murn takes about the same number
of miles west from Medora.
The social gathering in Odd Eel.
lows hall Tuesday night was pro.
nounced success by everybody who
attended. On the last meeting night
in Decen ber, the tllreelink members
and their families, will meet again III
Il similar Way.
The fire alarm sounded Wednesday
evening at about nine o'clock, and it
was soon discovered that the Fennell
building on Barnes street had taker
fire. 1t was first noticed on the nortl
side of the second floor. Men re
sponded slowly at first, it seeming tt
be difficult to locate the flames, a!
they had not broken through the
walls to the outside. Willing hand:
piled axes and water as best they
could, While the hose company wa!
making strenuous efforts to get ;
: supply of water. The situation
looked perilous for the business por
tion of the town for short time. TIL,
firemen were unsuccessful in getting
water from the car-tank, and had t.
i, relay the hose to connect with a by
drant near the railroad lunch rooms
By hard and continuous work the fir,
= was mostly confined within the WALL
S and was fortunately extinguished
Il The damage to the interior of tin
hnildinn xrill amount to c1On o, O. zoo