The Dickinson press., 1898-09-24

Rlchardton, 1852 ann, %
Antelope, 8:o4 am. 1 7b
Knife River $40 am, I 7B
Hebron, 8:22 am, IS
Jessie Lawrence of Gladstone and
Harry Jenning Of Taylor are attending
the Dickinson schools the same as last
year.
Daniel Cook is just in from the PEN
mock sheep ranch where he has had
charge Of a band Of sheep the past
season.
Clay. Robinson & Co.'S report for Tues
day said that as compared with week
ago prices for range steers were 20 to IS
cents higher.
State Superintendent Halland has
granted to Miss Ida r. Saunders a
teachers professional certificate which is
valid for life.
You are cordially invited t o attend
Miss Murn's grand display of fall and
winter Millinery today and tomorrow.
All the latest styles and prices are the
lowest in town. o-24-It
A carload of shingles, consigned to
eastern parties, burned in the N. P.
yards Friday morning. The fire was
set by an engine.
September II, %, 20 and 30 is the date
this year, and Mandan is the place al
ways-North Dakota State Fair with all
its attractions.
Taft & Sons sold 81 head of cattle,
11o7 weight, in St.'Paul this week at s3.75
per cwt. They will make another ship
ment soon of three cars.
Prof. M. A. Brannon's expert brick
man, Mr.. William of Darlington, Pa, ar
rived this week. and the work of putting
up a kiln of brick will commence at
once.
c.. Pennock loaded six cars of sheep
for market last Saturday. He had a fine
band but decided that he had rather run
cattle and SO shipped everything.
William Colgrove goes to Fargo Satur-
day with two carloads of beef cattle,
which he delivers at that place, for the
local markets, at s4.2o per cwt.
Geo. +. Woodman sold 50 feeders, 1141
weight, on the 18th at s3.85, and 10 head,
1865 weight, for the same, r, H, Moore,
20 cattle, o64 weight, s4.Io, and 10 head,
1880 weight, for the same.
John Hickman of Gladstone is not
looking for a large yield of grain this
season, but he will have some good beef
cattle TO turn a little later and they will
bring a good price.
A threshing engine blew up on the
farm of Hon. R. ]. Walker, at Maza,
Wednesday, killing one man and injur-
ing nine others. Among the injured are
two of Mr.. Walkers sons.
On Monday a of the Geo. Menu cattle,
1860 weight, sold in Chicago at s4.3s per
cwt; and 20 head, 1863 weight, at 81;
81 ]. Hill feeders, 11o6 weight, at s4.15.
The above cattle we're sold by Paris & Co.
My fall and winter stock of millinery
has just arrived and is now opened up;
the largest stock and greatest variety to
select from. Come and see me, l want
your trade. MRS. J. L, BROWN.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly are in
from Oakdale and will likely leave for
Iowa this week, where they will spend a
year OF two, Jim will run things at the
oakdaie ranch and M. S. will try the
experiment of feeding a car Of cattle in
the corn country the coming season.
The school board of district No. If
we're in Dickinson Tuesday and opened
the following bids for the erection Of
three school houses: Frank Kunz, sI,24o;
Ehli & Koch, sI,I7o. The contract was
awarded to the lowest bidders and school
houses are to be erected at once:
w. ]. Kirby and son Will and Geo.
Muzzy and their families were in Dickin-
son this week making arrangements to
move to Washington, to some point not
far from Tacoma or Portland. They
loaded a car of horses and goods and
were expecting to get away Friday or
Saturday. The Kirbys were among the
earliest settlers at New England and Mr..
Muzzy was the pioneer settler on the
Cannon Ball. The PRESS hopes that
they will be prospered
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