The Dickinson press., 1899-10-21
This Office has a sample Of rutabagas
from the Vim. David farm which are

has been taking things from stores that
did not belong to him.
T. N. Hartung was up from Richard
ton this week and took an Omaha gas
lamp home with him forsuse in his hotel.
John Riessbeck is the local agent.
On Tuesday ], S. Birdsall sold So dogie
feeders, IFS lis. at $3.50, in Ct icago; 7
dogie feeders, 1921 lbs, s4.4o; 20 cows,
100 lbs, $3.50; 6 Gamer cows, o9S lbs,
1925.
An order by telephone or mail will in
sure prompt delivery of the best Lehigh
coal-all screened and dry. Phone at
kihm's and depot.
CeNsoL1DATED COAL Co., Lehigh.
Next Tuesday evening Supt. Gregory
]. Powell of the North Dakota Congrc-
gational churches, and Mrs. Caswel of
New York, national secretary of women's
home missionary work, are to speak in
Dickinson.
Call at the Messersmith building and
see the snaps in second hand carpets,
notions and ,inware, also beds, wooden,
iron and folding, sideboards, dressers,
commodes and many other articles too
to mention.
The wet weather of last week con-
tinued until about the middle of this
week, making il bad for those who want
ed 10 thresh and haul wheat to market.
The coal dealers have had a. hard time
too, being unable to fill orders as fast as
wanted.
James Converse wired Smith Dobson
ffom the East this week that he would
paw $500 forthe caribou head which he
brought down from Alaska with him last
year. The head has been on exhibition
at the First National bank.
A report comes from the Kildeer
mountains that ]. c.. +. Parker got lost
the other day out there and had to Sc
cure the services of Charles. Horst to pi.
lot him over to the Little ranch. Some s
or ten inches of snow had fallen and it is
likely that Mr.. Parker got snow-blind,
Mandan Pioneer: Capt. Geo. Aud, of
Dickinson, having returned from the
Philippines with honors on his head, now
seeks the office Of village clerk. Capt
Auld has held various Offices in Stark
county always with credit to himself and
satisfaction to the public. He is en-
titled to the best that is going.
We are glad to see our citizens patron.
izc home industry. Our optical trade
has increased materially since we have
been doing our own lens grinding. II
you brake one of your glasses we can re.
place it in d few minutes; we guarantee
all of our work; your patronage is re
spectfully solicited. w. c. CANDEE,
TO- a. If Refracting Optician
VIM. B. Galligan is building a cattle
shed 1870 feet long by "a feet wide at his
new ranch 10 miles southwest of New
England. Mr.. Galligan had native 3
year-old steers on the Chicago market
this season that averaged I4oo lbs. each
they were we'll bred cattle, and brought
s cents per pound.
"wednesday night the gas engine ir
the basement Of the St. Charles blew up
and came very neal killing several peo'
pie. Wa Tremblay was hit with a
piece of iron but fortunately the injur!
inflicted was 0 severe. The engine
was out of repair and a number Of mer
we're trying to make needed repairs
They were working by the aid of
lamp supposing that the gas was all out
The explosion shook the whole building
The November number of the De
l%ineator is called the Early Winter Mum
Der, and contains, in addition to the us
ual authoritative announcement of fash
ions seasonable dicta, a generous amour
of literary matter Of exceptional excel
lencc and a profusion of household ane
social discussions of real interest ant
worth. Price 500 per year or IS cent
per copy, The Butterick Pub: Co., T.
West 18th street, New York City.
A meeting of all who are interested il
the reorganization of Co. K 1st N. D
| Volunteers will be held at the cour
house at 7:3o o'clock on Monday even
ing Oct. 80. All who were members a
the time the Co volunteered for the wal
also all who became members of Co. K
1st N. D. Volunteers are particularly re
quested to be present, as business 0
much importance will be brought bsfor
the meeting. GEO. AULD,
Capt. Co. K, Ist N. D. N. c
At Belfeld Charles Hull made a Grim
inal assault on Mrs. Shurkee Sunda
morning and Immediately left the coun
try, taking with him two good saddl
horses. Deputy Carroll went up on tn
afternoon train, but as Hull had six @
seven hours the start there was little us
in riding after him and Mr.. Carroll re
turned home, Hull has been aroun
Belfeld for a good many years. He wa
mixed up in the Boyd house stealth
case some years ago and has been look
ed upon as a person needing to be watch
ed ever since.
J.C. F. Parker has made a deal wit
F. A. Little for all of his I-year old eve
and enough 2-year old ewes to make tn
number up to 500. The sheep will b
added to the W. Steele & Son bant
Crosthwaite & Metcalf have also made
deal with Mr.. Little for all of his remain
ing 2-year old ewes and enough 3-yes
old ewes to make the number 500. M
Little intends t. sell all of his eve
young and old, and keep only wether
Court lasted hardly three days, Jude
Winchester and Stenographer futile r.
turning home Wednesday night. Tt
Pelette VS.. liner case occupied tt
greater part of the three days. The jul