The Dickinson press., 1898-09-17

One Of the state papers tells how
George Gallagher Of the 18th Minnesota
spent his time in Honolulu visiting Yer.
mont people.
Hugh McClemments of Richardton
had a small. field Of grain raised on
breaking that threshed IN average of 2S
bushels per acre.
Harry Gilmore, one of the Grigsby
Rough riders, came in from Chickamau-
ga Park Wednesday morning. He en-
listed in Montana.
John T. Budda of Richardton says that
his wheat crop was very light with the
exception of 10 acres which had been
summer fallowed.
The pump house on the river south of
the N. P. roundhouse has been put in
operation again, David Roberts in charge
as in former years.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church me with Mrs.
Linsley Tuesday afternoon and report a
very pleasant time.
Mrs. c. T. Crowl has gone to Brainerd
for a two-months' visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. K. Grantier occupy her
house while she is absent.
Murray 4 Mack at the opera house
Tuesday evening, Sept. 20. Remember
that Manager Freeman has reduced the
prices to IS and 50 cents.
Ole Root, an H T man, was brought in
this week for medical treatment. He
had a seriously bruised limb which was
threatened with blood poison.
C. R. Ntzhugh,, Senator Nc Gillivray's
brother-in-law, arrived Wednesday from
Chicago, and will remain in Dickinson
some time, if not permanently.
James Haskins, H. E. Hagerman and
S. ]. Dunlap, freight conductors, will
move to Mandan in order to hold regu-
lar runs. Mandan gets three good
families.
Clarence Allen has moved from Man
dan to Dickinson to take J. w. McQuay's
passenger run between this place and
Glendive. A. Dingman has Jack Leon
berger's west end run.
Bismarck Naturalization Ed. S.
Foley Of Billings county was in the city
yesterday and drove out to the McGillis
place with D. ]. McGillis, to look at a
band of cattle with. a view to purchase.
Charles O'Neal was returning to Wi
baux THURSDAY morning, having spent a
month in a St. Paul hospital for treat
ment of his long standing rheumatism.
Mr.. Neal thinks that he has received
permanent relief.
Fine large apples s1.75 per bushel box.
Peaches SIPS per crate.
Pears $3.50 per bushel box.
Plums, assorted SI.oo per crate.
Send in your orders atonce to Parker's
meat and grocery store and they will be
filled promptly. 9-1o-2t
Bismarck Tribune-That hand made
Manila letter of the Fargo Forum
published several days before the arrival
of the first mail steamers going the
round of the state press-and seems to
fill a long felt want.
Charlie Phelan and Madge Crowley
were over from Broncho this week.
They had visited the Underhills on
the way over. Charlie-attired in his
Agricultural College uniform-had grown
so that some of his Dickinson friends
hardly knew him.
Attorney Simpson is at his law Office
in the bank block as of yore, having ar
rived Thursday. MI. Simpson is glad to
be at home and with his friends again
He is a little thin and says that he mar
rowly escaped a very serious illness
There were two cases of fever in his tent
at Chickamauga Park and he was down
for a day but succeeded in breaking the
fever.
The Ladies of the Norwegian Lutheran
church will hold their auction sale and
basket supper, Sept. 80, 1893. The
money received at the sale and for the
baskets will be for the benefit of the
church at Taylor. The sale will open at
half past seven o'clock sharp, on Friday
evening Sept. 80. Everybody-ladies
and gentleman, old and young-are cor.
daily invited. By order of the commit
tee. Taylor, N. D.
About thirty friends spent Wednesday
evening with Mrs. A. T. Crowl, the occa'
sion being her birthday and the part,
also given in honor of Misses Baker
and McGillivray. Games, m usit
and refreshments made the hours pass
merrily. Mesdames Berry and Kihm and
Messrs. Whaley and Senour bore away
trophies of their skill at cards, while
several articles in china and silver upor
Mr.. Crowl's table testified to the esteem
Of her guests, who wish her many happy
returns of the day. Those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Sco6eld, Mr. and Mrs. Mon
tague, Mr.. and Mrs. billiard, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Ayers, Mes
danes Jones, kim, Ray, Grantier, Kin
ney, McGillivray and Baker, Misses Nc
Gillivray, Baker and Sanderson, Dr.
Smith and son Frank, Messrs. Senour
| Whaley, Freeman and McHugh.
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
1t is. certainly gratifying to the publ
10 know of one concern in the land VIII