The Dickinson press., 1899-01-07

1857 49,.
Thomas w. Bothersom, a member Of
the Rough Riders, has returned to! Dick.
inson.
Dave. Brown has returned to Dickin-
son. Mrs. Brown and Henry cam last
fall.
All. White was in Bismarck this week,
as the Tribune said, to see that business
was properly started.
Miss Flo McGilivray, Senator
McGillivray's sister, went to Bismarck
Wednesday night to accept of a legisla.
tive clerkship.
The University Association organized
the evening of Dec. 80 by electing Rev.
U. G. Rich president and instructor, and
E. R. Oliver secretary.
c. T. crowl got tangled up in a rope
and vas stepped on by horse last week,
No bones we're broken and from presen,
appearances he will be all right in a few
weeks.
c M. Dinsdale, n OF the largest sheep
feeders at New Brighton, has been at his
Dickinson home the past week. Mr..
Dinsdale still has $4,000 sheep fattening
for market.
Deputy Sheriff Budda sold the Carlson
property last Saturday as per advertised
notice. Fred Koesel bought the binder
and one horse and T. N. Hartung bought
the other horse.
The Woodmen meet this Saturday
night. Assessment No. 1, quarterly dues
and per capita tax are due, every mem
Der should be on hand to pay. The rec
ord of the past year was ten assessments
The next general meeting of the Con,
gregational Association of North Dakota
will be held at Wahpeton Sept. 26-27.
Rev. U. G. Rich of this place will be the
preacher, with Rev. J. F. Dudley alter.
nate.
M. A. Sebastian, a former sheriff Of
this county, died of heart trouble a,
Kalispell, Mont, Sept. Fl, 1903. He
carried $1,000 life insurance, payable tc
his legal heirs, in the Masonic Aid Asso'
citation.
Those who know say that ]. A. Farrah
of New England has the finest cattle
sheds in the county. The walls of the
main shed are of stone, laid by a first
class mason, 48 feet wide by I4o long, in.
side measurement.
Mandan Pioneer: Alex Mcleod, for a
number of years foreman Of the track
work in the yard, has resigned, his resig.
nation to take effect January I, 1899
Ralph Bakken, Of Dickinson, has been
appointed to take his place.
A. V. %Schallern, auditor of Morton
county, it appears has been over-drawing
his salary and the county commissioners
have instructed the states attorney to
bring action against him to what
he has wrongfully taken from the county
l have sold my machinery business to
Geo. Drenkel. He has also been ap.
pointed agent for the Mccormick Har.
vesting Machine Co. and collector Of
their notes. My notes and accounts will
also be left in his hands for collection.
I-7-Itp H. W. DRENKEL.
On Monday Miss Grace Montague was
appointed assistant journal clerk for the
senate at Bismarck. Miss Montague's
many Dickinson friends are glad to know
that she has secured this excellent posi-
ton. The pay is S per day.
is White came up from Richardtor
on Tuesday to qualify as county treasurer
MI. White does not expect to move hi!
family to Dickinson until after the colo
| winter months. As the trains run nov he
can go down at evening and return il
the morning.
Mrs. c. H. Wiley has been reelected
organist of the Congregational Sunda!
school and little Miss Florence Davi.
assistant organist. Willie Lennevillt
continues in the office of secretary anc
treasurer, with Miss Deffebach as assist
ant. Miss Stella Aud attends to thu
duties of librarian.
Until the first of March John Riessbeck
county auditor elect, will be out of Office
as auditors take Office two months late.
than other county officers. MI. Riess
beck has made a competent treasurer
and he has the satisfaction Of knowing
that he is succeeded by competent man
The Northern Pacific land department
has given John Van der Las of this plac'
the exclusive sale of all railroad lands II
Stark county. Mr.. Van der Las will b.
at his Dickinson Office on Monday an.
Saturday of each week. He will open al
office in Taylor and Richardton for on,
day in each week and will have two day
for points which he may decide upo
later.
Can Wsft all Day.
81 was all run down and had to lie o.
the bed the most OF the time. Before
had finished the first bottle of Hood
Sarsaparilla l felt much stronger. tool
three bottles and could work all day.
have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla since the
and have always found it beneficial.
Mrs. Mary Tanning, Boulder, Mont.