The Dickinson press., 1899-09-09
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

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VA Daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
C.. E. Trask on Tuesday.
One good secondhand watch cheap at
Candee's. o-otf
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Joe
Christen, of Taylor, August 20.
Harry Flynn, of Mandan, spent a few
days this week visiting VIM. Ray.
w. c. Candee has made some valua-
BILE Improvements to his optical apparatus.
Your eyes tested free. o-otf
There will be no services at the Con-
gregational church Sunday morning.
Evening services as usual.
The acting adjutant general of the state
has forwarded to Attorney L. A. Simpson
IS guns, side arms and ammunition.
One of the San Francisco dispatches
announces that Adjutant A. J. Osborn of
Dickinson has the boss monkey of the N.
D. regiment.
Evening service will be resumed in St.
Johns Episcopal church next Sunday at
the usual hour. Morning service IL
o'clock.
Those in need of flags will find just
what they want at A. P. Folsom's; also
school books, crayons. charts, desks, etc.
A full supply on hand.
w. d. Rogers, formerly Of Marshall,
Mich, who had been the guest of Post
master and Mrs. J. c. Thompson, has re-
turned to his home in Sacramento, Cal.
J. E. McCoul bought $50 head of cattle
in the vicinity of Glen Ullin a short time
ago, drove to Richardson and sold half
of the bunch and was on his way to'Dick-
inson with the balance of the herd on
Thursday.
III, Have you seer 4 gi;. the o Opt i al
anime i them nth thoroughly Ti,' fit til them emu with 18th
lenses if necessary, and you may depend
on the best results. He positively guaran-
tees satisfaction, and asks you to inquire
of any of his patients. Appointments
may be made at Freeman's Drug store.
DR.. and Mrs. +. E. Basye, of Fargo,
arrived this week and have taken rooms
in the St. Charles for the present. The
Fargo papers speak very highly of Mr..
and Mrs. Basyc. Mr.. Basye is an os-
teopathic physician and anticipates d
good practice in this place. His anaounc-
mcnt appears in this issue.
Beef cattle are IS cents per cwt. higher
this week than two weeks ago. Paris &
Co. report the sale on Wednesday of &c
Sutherland cattle at S5.o7K, balance OF
bunch, S4.5o. The Drovers Journal re-
ports the ]. F. Towle cattle sales OF Mon
day at $500, $500, S4.Io and 81. The
McCoul & Northrop stuff is reported the
same day at s4.55 and $500.
J. A. Farrah was in Friday to make {
shipment of three cars of beeves. Moody
and Finger were booked for the sam,
date, c. B. Martin and Joseph Brannicl
one Car each, Jeferies and Richards l
/ cars. James Converse has So cars order
ed for Saturday and Sunday. T. R. Ran
dali has two cars ordered for the 10th
The Cresswell Cattle Co. have So car
booked for the 18TH, 10Th and 18TH.
, Ambrose Dienst of Richardton vii
, soon open his 2-story hotel to the public
> The house has ten sleeping rooms, i
; nicely arranged, and with its new furni
ture will be very inviting. Richardto
: seems to be we'll supplied with hotel
just now, T. N. Hartung having erecte'
a 2-story building during the season of
or 10 sleeping rooms, large dining room
etc. Ted says he has had all c
: his Don filled at once with dodgers an
he don't know what better one could ask
IA very destructive fire started Sunda
: forenoon in the country north of Belfele
:. The fire was started by lightning an
spread very:rapidly. A band of 5000 {
! the F. D. Jandell sheep we're caugh'
The herder saw the big head fire comm
and knew that there was no use of tryin
to get the sheep out of its path. He a
4 tempted to protect his flock by bacl
firing but the attempt was disasteror
!. and he soon had his sheep between tw
e fires and the sight was pitiful. Abo,
1000 of the sheep were so badly burne
that they have since died or will have
be killed.
sOrlando B. Frankenberg and Anr
If McWilliams were married Monday afte
noon by Rev. u. G. Rich at the home
the brides brother, M. F. Klinefelter, {
in Hannaford street. The contracting par
re les are we'll known to Dickinson peopl
having many friends, all wishing the
= the greatest of happiness. For the pa
n year the groom has had the manageme
of the St. Charles Hotel where he h
made many friends for that popular he
telery. Mr.. and Mrs. Frankenberg we
east in the evening to be absent abo
:. three weeks. They will visit Mr.. Fran
enberg's parental home in Springfel
Ohio, before returning. The Press &C
~ graduates them on this happy event a
49, wishes them a safe journey.