The Dickinson press., 1898-01-15

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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Tingle and MI. and
Mrs. D. S. Littlehales entertained a large
number of their friends at cards in the
K. P. Hall Tuesday evening. They
know just how to make people have a
good time and the evening passed most
pleasantly. After cards an elegant re-
past was served to which ample justice
was done. Three ladies, Mesdames Cur
rie, Leonberger and Ayers had the same
number of points, and two gentlemen,
Messrs. Bishop and Dosskey. The draw
resulted in Mrs. Leonberger and MI.
Bishop first, Mrs. Currie and Mr.. Doss-
key second. The following were pres
emit: Mesdames Leonberger, Gotta, Ray,
Kihm, Currie, Crowl, Ayers, Freeman,
Whaley, Carter, Dosskey, Lothrop, Null
holland, Johnson, Manning, Bishop, Bard
we'll, Clemmer, Porter, Campbell, Stick
ney, and Mrs. Geo. Clark of Mandan;
Messrs. Currie, Crowl, Ayers. Freeman,
Whaley, Carter, Dosskey, Lothrop, Null
holland, Johnson, Manning, Bishop, Bard
we'll, Clemmer, Porter, Campbell and
Drs. Stickney and Smith.
The financial statement by Postmaster
Ray makes a good showing for Dickin.
SON. See statement on list page.
Billy Moore, one of the principals i in
the Wibaux shooting scrape, IN illustrat-
ed account of which appeared in the
Police Gazette, is so as to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bauer came in
from the east the first of the week to
pack up their household goods. 1t was
stated that they were to go to Mandan.
In the PRESS Geographic columns
will be found a full account of the terri
BILE storm at Fort Smith, Ark. Two of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Standifrd's daugh-
tiers are living at Fort Smith. Their
names are not reported among the dead
and injured.
Recently c. R. Pendergast found 10
head of his cattle, supposed to have per-
ished in a storm last winter, on the Sioux
reservation, and he has just received
word that there are some 20 head of his
cattle still there. If he gets these last
cattle back all right his loss for last win
ter will be very small.
The First National Bank of Dickinson
has reelected its old board of directors,
viz: A. billiard, v. H. Stickney, R. H,
Johnson, ]. E. Phelan, Danl Manning,
H. L. Dickinson and ]. ]. Freeman. The
old officers were also re-elected-A. Hill
lard, president; V. H. Stickney, vice
president; R. H. Johnson, cashier.
At a regular co%nvocation of Columbian
Chapter, No. II, Royal Arch Masons,
held January 7, the following officers
were installed: R. H. Johnson, H. p
John Riessbeck, Scribe; Jos. Crosthwaite,
c. Of H.; John Leask, P S.; John w
Currie, R. A.. c.; c. H. Clemmer, John
F. Davis and H. F. Hatch, M. of VS..
Daniel Manning, Treas; A. P. Folsom
Sec'y.
T. S. Underhill who represented Stark
county at the Live Stock convention o.
the Northwest on January II and IL
says: "Was at the Live Stock convention
in St. Paul. Large attendance and
much interest, and important subject.
discussed-particularly the breeding O.
better grades of stock and feeding to fin
ish for market. Permanent organiza
ton postponed until another year. Mos
of the central western states were repre-.
sented."
Chautauquans meet Saturday evening
with Miss Mitchell. Program: Quota
lions from Burns. Lesson, 1mperia
Germany, appendix, Miss Crowley
Personal Observations of the Socia
Habits of Insects, 20 minutes, Members
Paper, Sunday Recreation, followed b,
discussion, 80 minutes, Miss White
The Old-time New England Distric
School, IS minutes, Mrs. Kinney. TIL
Liquor Question, IS minutes, L. r. 10th
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