The Dickinson press., 1898-12-10
Harry Huntsr has opened the Gold

Harry Hunt has opened the Cold
Star Restaurant.
Look over currie & Co.'S ad this week.
1910
O. E. Lehmicke is with Friend, Crosby
& Co. at South ST. PAUL.
Buy your potatoes and onions at Dren-
kels. II-26
Supt. Finger reports the killing of two
deer while in the Bad Lands last week.
When last heard from Geo. Lane and
P. Crowley were sick in Dawson City,
N. T..
Don't fail to read A. T. Crowl & Cos
add. there is money in it for you. 1873
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Lehmicke at White Bear, Minn.,
on Nov. 80.
If you buy your Xmas presents of A.
T. Crowl & Co. you get something useful
as well as ornamental. 1873
D.. H. Mcmillan, deputy col
%lector, with headquarters at jamestown,
was in Dickinson on Monday.
See Currie & Co.'s clearing sale" ad.
1910
The Northern Pacific will pay Stark
county $4,000 in taxes this year. Their
real estate tax is e $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. K. Grantier have
reached Canton, Pa, and are renewing
acquaintance of childhood days.
Lost, white and black setter dog, will
give suitable reward for return of same.
1910 ]. LEoNBERGER.
Fred K. Weible, who spent some
months with his brother, DR.. Weible. in
Dickinson, fast summer, is about to open
a dental Office in Fargo.
Buy your wife a Xmas present of a
new sewing machine. A. T. Crowl & Co.
have them for SIS, warranted for five
years. 1873
Mrs. ]. F. Gaunt and children are Wis
iting for a few weeks at New England.
In the mean time w. H. McCrory and
family occupy the Gaunt house.
Go to Currie 4 &c. for bargains in
shirts, underwear and overshoes next
week. They have a clearing sale-and
save money. 1910
Mr.. and Mrs. Gruschus and Guy Dick
inson returned from a two weeks hunt
in the Bad Lands this week. Mr.. Gruchus
killed six deer and Guy Dickinson four.
All forms of scrofula, sores, boils, PIN
Piles and eruptions, are quickly and per-
manently cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Jack Williams was very ill the first of
this week, threatened with pneumonia.
He has good care in Dickinson and will
likely be about in a day or two.
The new engines which the N. P. is in
PRODUCING are very large and n which
went through the other day tore up the
edges of the depot platform at this place
quite a little.
Chas. H. Pond recently bought no
head of cattle which will make him 100
to winter at his home ranch. Mr. Pond
is a careful man and has made a success
of the stock business.
Auditor Foley Of Billings county met
Auditor DeFrance OF Stark county on
Monday and wen through the form of
canvassing the returns of the 3Ist legis-
lative district.
ia. Ferris, Medora's substantial mer-
chant, sends us one of his % calendars
which contains a view of his store with
his daughters, Misses Carrie and Ada, sit
ting in front.
The Gladstone roller mills were closed
down this week on account of a breakage
and Commissioner Lee and Miller Smith
took the occasion to visit the Bad Lands
and hunt big game. They went from
Dickinson to the Goodall ranch.
The Gladstone Court OF the Indepen-
dent Order of Foresters elected officers
as follows on Dec. $: Claude C.Turner,
c. r.; Anthony w. Link, C. d.; Rollin J..
Turner, P. c. R.; Peter Roth, F. S.; Geo.
L. Haven, c.; Chas. Pearson, S. W.:
Julius M. Wieglanda, S. B.
Fargo Forum: Ernest Orchard, who
left for Chicago several weeks ago, has
had considerable trouble with his throat
ever since his arrival there and has been
able to sing but little. He is working in
Marshall Fields big concern for a time.
/ The sheep case was taken from the
jury on Thursday on the motion of Joseph
Cans and decided in his favor. This was
the 10th day of the trial. The amount
involved was something like 100000 and
the chances are that the supreme court
will be called to give the final decision.
The plaintiffs in the case are Rosenbaum
Brothers & Co., commission merchants
in Chicago, who claimed to have a fac
tors lien upon a band of sheep that were
attached by Joseph Cans at Dickinson in
August, 1893, to secure the payment of
a $4,000 note given him by the Beasleys
who were loading the sheep for shipment
to Chicago. The question at point was
| whether Rosenbaum Brothers & Co. had
possession of the sheep at the time
named or not. The decision of the case
in favor of Mr.. Cans was gratifying to
LA Simpson who was n of his attor-
neys.
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