The Dickinson press., 1896-09-19
Additional Locals,

tion for the 3lst district will be
held Sept. %.
d. B. Zimmerman will have an
other trainload of Washington cattle
for sale next week.
Harry Jennings of Taylor is stop.
ping with Father Dionne and attend
ing the Dickinson schools.
H. H. Henderson of Taylor has as
fine China asters as can be found in
the county OF anywhere.
JIM. Tracey will have about 10000
bushels of wheat. He is getting a
yield of % bushels to the acre.
o. P. liner has some of the finest
two.year.old dressed heifers ever
put on the block in a Dickinson mar.
ket.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Prior appre
ciated the kindness of the must
clans who were in attendance Thurs
day evening.
Dinsdale & Merry have purchased
5000 western sheep. Mr.. Dinsdale
will get along with the band about
the LIST of Oct.
James G. Campbell, L. X. Gran
teer, Geo. Aud and N. o. Chase at
tended the veterans reunion in Glad
stone on Thursday.
F. r. Stone will not be a candidate
for the Office of sheriff. Mr.. Stone
knows full we'll that Charles Kono is
to succeed Frank Lish as sheriff.
Col. Gould and j. A. McGregor
found the road from Eland to the
water tank a weary one. Another
time they will tear themselves away.
1t doesn't matter much whether
sick headache, biliousness. indiges-
tion and constipation are caused by
neglect or by unavoidable circum.
stances; DeWitt's Little Early Risers
will speedily cure them all. Drenkel
l. Davis. If.
c. II. K%linefelter has made al.
rangements to change his opera house
into an elegant hotel. The people of
Dickinson will begin to see-after it
is too late-that they have never half
appreciated the value of a thorough
ly first class opera house. The car.
penters are now working on the first
floor. The fair of Sept. % and "a will
be the last attraction of the Kline.
felter opera house.
In the Litchfeld (Minn.) Ledger
we notice the following regarding
Col. Bissell, a former Gladstone resi-
dent: "Probably the proudest mar
returning home from the Grand Al
my Encampment was Col. o. E. Bis
sell, Of this city, and he had occasion
to be, for he brought home an ele,
CANT gold headed cane that was pre-
sented to him by % members of the
company he commanded on going ir
to SERVICE"
Died-Tommy, the four.year.old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Mcdonald
Thursday, Sept. 10. Services were
conducted by Rev. Geo. w. Gala
CHER Sunday afternoon from TIL,
house of Thos. Oukrop of this town
The remains were placed in tn,
Dickinson cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs
Mcdonald have. the sympathy Of
their many friends in their bereave
ment..
A. T. Crowl is something of a de
tective himself. Two tramps en-
tered the Currie & Crowl store Tues
day, one to buy apples while the 9th.
er made way with a good shirt
When it was discovered that the gar
ment was missing MI. Crowl wen
out into a back alley and discovered
the culprft, collared him and walk e,
him down onto front street and hat
him arrested. He was lodged in jai
for a day and then, to save expens
to the county, he was ordered out o
town.
S. J. Maurer, bookkeeper at Curri
4 Crowds store for some time, re
ceiyed an offer a few days ago of
good position with the State Bank o;
Fairfax, MIMI, the home of his par
ents. Mr.. Maurer accepted the posi-
. ton and left Tuesday evening to en-
] ter upon his new duties. While tn
people of this place regret very mucl
that this Young man is called away
they are glad to know that he has
much better position than the n HI
leaves and a chance to be at home
Mr.. Maurer has a fine education
good habits and a bright pros
: pect before him.
Thomas Evans of Taylor write
5 the PRESS that he will not under an
! circumstances accept the nomination
r of justice offered him. MI. Evan
: says that several of the delegate
asked him to take the nominatio
for superintendent of schools and h
told them that he would accept tn
same tf it WAS given him. In cor
clusion Mr.. Evans says. II believ
lin q good protection to all home in
dustr1es, and especially WOOL goo
sound money-equal to the best o
) civilized nations; the education o
our children that they be so enlight
ened Is to he able to hold good GU
public institutions and preserve tn
: patriotism, liberty and independence
bequeathed us by our Reyolutionar!
Foretathers."