The Dickinson press., 1896-12-12

Married, at Anaconda, Mont, Nov.
%, 1895, by Rev. G. W. Healy, John
w. Dodd and Miss Blanch Auld, both
formerly of this place.
James D. Henderson, manager Of
the Dayton sheep ranches, was in
from the south yesterday. Mr.. Hen
derson reported some losses but all
things considered no thought they
got through the storm very we'll.
Chautauqus Circle will meet on
Saturday evening with Mrs. Currie.
Program as follows:
Response to roll call-Humorous an.
ecdote, Mrs. Mulholland.
Music by. Miss Mitchell.
Lesson-French Traits, Mr.. Lothrop.
Informal Discussion on the Cover
mental ownership and control of
Railroads and Telegraph lines.
opened by, Mr.. Currie.
The following is taken from the
constitution of the Dickinson Hose
Co., and in the future will be strictly
enforced:
ARTICLE XI.
Sec. I. Any member having fines
against him standing over three
months, shall be notified by the Sec
retary. and if not paid in thirty days
after such notification, he shall be ex-
PEELED from the company.
Sec. IL. Any member failing to
answer to roll call for three months,
not having absence from the city or
sickness in his family as an excuse,
shall be expelled from the company,
provided two-thirds of the members
present vote therefor.
j. E. Phelan in Bismarck Tribune:
l understand the impression has aris-
en- that We have suffered severe loss
of live stock. So far as am concern.
ed, all of the reports received since
the storm are very favorable and no
loss reported. We have one bunch of
sheep on the drive to the Cannon
Ball range that got into the slides
just before the blizzard commenced,
for which we thank God and the per-
severance of o. 5. Chase, the man in
charge. ! anticipate no loss from
cattle or sheep having the proper
shelter and feed, but those exposed
no doubt suffered severely. At the
same time the high winds resulted in
uncovering grass and feed that was
before covered over with snow.
Married-in the parlors of the Viii
lard House, by Rev. Geo. w. Gala.
CHER, Wednesday, December :, Mr.. j.
j. Tomamiohel and Miss Emma J.
Brown, of Medora. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of the
BRIDES brother, j. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Grozier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Llayd Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs, AL.
Sayers, all of Medora. The Dickin.
son Oornet Band was out early in
the evening and gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Tomamichel iserenade, which was
followed by a quiet dance at the Viii
lard. The couple returned Thursday
tn their Medora home. after receiving
the best wishes of the many pleasant
acquaintances they had made during
their short sojourn in Dickinson.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
For week ending December IL.
Davis, Ed. F. Carlson, P.
Hollis, j. NJ. Mavidy, VIM.
Pacins, Bernard
When calling for above please say
advertised. WIN. RAY, P. M.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
H. L. Dickinson and r. E. Fuller
have gone to New York for visit.
Commissioner and Mrs. Geo. W
Lee of Gladstone returned home from
their St. Paul trip last week.
H. H. Henderson was up from Tay.
lor OH the 5th.
r. j. Turner came up from Glad
stone last Saturday.
Roy G. DeFrance, who has beer
teaching at Mandan, returned home
Monday.
S. j. Sutherland returned on the
4th from his eastern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson, OF
Yule, were the ;guests of Mr.. and