The Dickinson press., 1898-11-19
Additional iocals.

Additional Locals.
A carload Of German settlers from
Russia arrived Friday morning.
Charles Stevenson who has been at the
ofet ranch was in Dickinson this week.
Earl Henderson is up from Richard
ton, stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Davis, and attending school.
E. W. Kittell came up Friday to act
with Commissioners Walton and Nc.
Clure on the canvassing board.
The Clio club met this week with Mrs.
Ayers and will meet next week, the day
after Thanksgiving, with Mrs. Lothrop.
John G. Miller & Co.'S special car of
clothing was in Dickinson on THURSDAY.
The company does nothing but a whole
sale business.
S. P. Gotta brought a car of blooded
sheep down from Glendive this week.
A portion of them were taken out to E.
F. Cooks ranch on the Cannon Ball.
Married:-Nov. II, at the Congrega-
tional church, Dickinson. by Rev. U.G.
Rich, Mr.. Joseph P. REILLY and Miss
Eda E. Mitchell. both of Gladstone.
Beaudoin Bros, of Mandan, have
bought Fred Christiansen's barber shop.
Fred has a few head of cattle and one
thing and another to occupy his time.
Wills Richards and Mike Connellv
were in from Oakdale this week and re-
ceived many congratulations on having
taken part in their first Stark county
election on the 9th of Nov.
Dan Harrington brought in a car of /
and 2 year-old steers from South ST. Paul
last week. The cattle were dehorned at
Lehigh and will be wintered at MI. Har-
rington's home ranch south of Lehigh.
Mrs. ]. B. Calkins has about COM
pleted the sale Of her residence property
to P. B Prior. 1t is understood that Rev.
and Mrs. c. F. Dobson expect to occupy
the house when Mrs. Calkins .yacates.
Good news comes from Brainerd that
Oliver Whaley has not appendicitis af-
ter all and no operation will be neces-
sary. After two or three weeks treat.
ment for a nervous trouble, Mr.. Whaley
will be all right again.
Thomas Michel Of Gladstone is
another Stark county mar who has learn
ed by experience that it pays to farm
we'll. He plans to summer fallow /.
halt Of his tillable land each year. His
wheat gave an average yieldo of IA bushels
per acre last year.
F. B. Fancher: Col. Foley of Medora
sends me a list Of the votes in Billings
county. Medora precinct went a. to /
for the republicans-and the vote
through the county was an average Of
IS to I for the republican ticket-which
seems to entitle Billings to the banner.
For the past week or two w. b. Howe
has been in charge Of the Gold Star res
taurant property, under the direction of
Sheriff Kono, T. ]. Greene having at
tached the same. M. Holt left about a
month ago and Winnie Smell then ran
the place for a short time. The property
will be sold at auction today.
Dan Williams, the first penitentiary
warden, was shot and instantly killed by
one Warren at his Ethel ranch, north of
Steele, on Wednesday. Deceased was a
brother of Surveyor General E. A.
Williams who gave the late county of
Hettinger its name while in the legisla-
ture in honor of Mrs. Williams father,
Banker Hettinger of Freeport, Ill.
Action was brought Wednesday night
against the Northern Pacific grading CON
tractors working in this and Billings
county. ]. c. F. Parker, Mckenzie &
Jones and A. L. Martin are the plaintiffs,
having sold the graders goods to the
value OF $500 or 5000. It was found that
the graders were about to leave the state
and the above named parties lost no time
IN making an attempt to secure their
claims. Sheriff Pelissier went from Dick
inson to Billings county Thursday morn
ing to make attachments.
Card Of nhaaks.