The Dickinson press., 1898-06-25

ed IS to $40 for ! 4th. Of July celebration
will cancel the amount If any part Is to
so tor horse-racing.
]. K. Potter has received word from
his brother Willis who ia member Of
the Philippine troops. Willis used to
work in Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett have rented a
cottage At MedioalLake, one Of Spokane'a
chief summer resorts. They left Dickin-
son Wednesday morning.
H. Curliss is up from his ranch for
medical treatment and is likely to spend
some months in Dickinson. His health
has improved a little since his arrival.
Mandan Pioneer.-Father Ambroisa
Of Glen Ullen was arrested this week for
whipping one of the pupils OF his school.
He plead guilty and paid a fine of SIS.
John Riessbeck represented the Dick
inson Masons in Fargo this week. Mrs.
Riessbeck accompanied her husband to
jamestown, both returning Wednesday
morning.
The Congregational ladies will serve
cake, ice-cream and lemonade July 9Th,
in the Ryan building on Willard street,
one door east of the Drenkel and Davis.
drugstore.
Conductor and Mrs. c. H. Klinefelter
left Thursday morning for a visit to the
coast. They will stop off at Missoula,
where they will be joined by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Wilde.
The right reverend ]. D. Morrison d.
D., Bishop of North Dakota, will oficiate
in St. Johns Church next Sunday (26th)
at II a. M. and 8 p. m.-tha public is in.
vited to attend these services.
MI. and Mrs. John Courtney arrived
from the south on Wednesdays No. /,
They will be with MI. and Mrs. o,
Whaley for a few days until they can
get settled in their new home.
On the 4th of July the barber shops Of
Dickinson will open at $ o'clock in the
morning and close at 9 a. m.
FRED CHRIsrIANsEN,
ROBERT NEIL.
The first clips of wool of the season
we're sold on Monday and brought Is
cents per pound. Last year the first
wool sold at this place brought only 9
cents; but it advanced later to IL cents.
DR.. T. F. Cooke of Plainview, Mimi,
was visiting relatives at Dickinson and
vicinity this week. The doctor is look
ing for a good dental field and thinks
very favorably of locating in Dickinson
The Dickinson Cornet Band will give
a grand ball at the opera house Monday
evening July 4th; tickets sl.oo. Supper
will be served at the st. Charles hotel
Committee of arrangements: Joe Dickin-
son, w. A. Gamble and Joe L%enneville.
Married-at South Heart, June 23,Mr.
Bait Connolly and Miss Lizzie 0'Leary'
MI. and Mrs. Connolly have a fine home
at South Heart where they will reside
Both are we'll known in Dickinson and
have the best wishes of their many
friends.
Mr.. R%antool, special agent of the Nor
thern Pacific, spent Tuesday in Dickin.
son in consultation with Agent Bardwell
and Foreman Littlehales. 1t is believed
that the company is about to inaugurate
some changes which will be beneficial to
the town.
Rev. U. G. Rich, in company with his
friend, DR.. H. H. Healy, of Michigan
City, this state, started Monday morning
on a two weeks camping expedition
They took the train as far west as Senti'
mel Butte and from there engaged team.
to take them into the Bad Lands.
Fred Kosteleckey has bought Joe
Hushka's interest in the store of Hushka
&Kinzel and the store will be conducted
under the firm name Of Kosteleckey &
Kinzel. The new firm has plenty o.
means to conduct their business in pro
per shape. Joe has taken a position will
Walton & Davis.
Mrs. E. J. Bardwell gave a bicycle
breakfast to a number of friends Thurs
day morning. The guests came on theil
wheels and were arrayed in bicycle suits
After the party had enjoyed a ride OF
their wheels to the watertank and back
west of town, they were entertained a
breakfast by Mrs. Bardwell.
Not the usual amount of interest wa
taken in the Dickinson school election
on Tuesday. The names of John w
Cufrie and Jerry Palmer, for directors
were before the people, andthere seeme'
to be a feeling that school affairs woul'
be safe in the hands of either and that
was not necessary to take the trouble t
go to the polls. Sixty-six votes wer
cast, of which Mr.. Palmer received 3
and Mr.. Currie 70. R. H. Johnson re
ceived the full vote for treasurer.
The Stark county republican centra
committee met at the court hous
Wednesday afternoon at 7 O'clock an
made the apporsioarnent for the comm
state convention, Dickinson was repre-
sented by R. H. Johnson, H. L. Dickir
son, Geo. Senour, John F. Davis, M.
Ayers; South Heart, M. Sutherland
Gladstone, E. F. Standiird; Taylor, HI
Henderson. The primaries will be hel
July 9 and the county coRyentian on Jul