The Dickinson press., 1899-10-14

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Mrs. Kate Richardson has a COOL E.
room house for rent.
Charles H. Pond is making some im-
provements on his Dickinson residence.
WIN. Ray has taken charge of the St.
Charles hotel, o. B. F~rankenberg having
resigned.
The big timbers for the new N. P.
water tank are up. The tank is to be
elevated IS feet from the ground.
A sure way to keep vou house warm
is to buy the Consolidated Coal Cos Le-
high coal; it is always the best. o-23-tf
Guy ]. DeFrance has resigned as night
car accountant and the position is filled
by Sergt. Fulton Burnett.
Lieut.. H. ]. Gruschus has his place at
Walton & Davis that he was filling be-
fore he enlisted in the army.
DR.. Kendrick came up from St. Paul
the first of the week and went Out to the
Kendrick & Little sheep ranch.
Miss Clara Coils came up from New
Salem Saturday to have her eyes ex-
amincd and fitted by Angliss the Opt
clan.
Mrs. ]. E. Cobb arrived this week from
P%lainiield, n. ]. MIR. Cobb has a sheep
ranch at New England, the old Kirby
place.
The Northern Pacific are looking for
100 Japanese laborers to arrive soon to
go to work %surfacing track west of Dick
inson.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson was at homexo
her friends Thursday afternoon frbn,
three to six O'Clock. A pleasant time is
reported.
Master Robert and Miss Marian
billiard gave a Mother Goose party last
Saturday afternoon to a company OF their
little friends.
DR.. Miller and family will arrive with
in a few days to locate in Dickinson,
They are to occupy Senator McGillivray's
stone residence.
Sergt. Oscar Skeen is on his way to
Colorado to visit his mother. He does
not expect to return to Dickinson before
another spring.
Our watch work is a third more fol-
this year than last; good first class re
pairing is what we do. ANGL1ss the
Optician and Jeweler. Io-l4It
Mass meeting next Monday night te
nominate a county commissioner for this
district and to nominate village officers
Don't fail to attend.
Miss Gertrude Woode of Medora who
had been the guest of Miss Emma and
Miss Jessie Messersmith for a week, re,
turned home last Saturday.
Those Mitchell wagons, handled by
the Mandan Mercantile Co., ann BIZ
equaled by any other make. This is the
verdict of all who have used them. 23-2'
+. L.. Beard has bought the F. M
Smith sheep. A part of the band will be
shipped to the eastern part Of the state
to feed on wheat stubble and later to BIT
fed screenings.
Rev. U. G. Rich has been in Fargo
this week attending the annual con
ference of the Congregational churches
of North Dakota. He preached the
association sermon.
Register McGillivray drove in from
his Indian Springs ranch Wednesday il
the driving snow and rain storm in orde
that he might go to Fargo to meet Presi
dent Mckinley.
The engine of No. 2 went off the tract
Monday night shortly after leaving New
Salem and the train was thereby delayed
six hours. No n was injured and tn
damage to property was small.
Sunday evening Rev. U. G. Rich will
preach a sermon in honor Of the return
of our soldiers. Capt. Aud says that
large number of the members of Co. I
can be expected to attend.
Louis Dagger & Co., patent attorneys
Washington, D. c., report that on las
Tuesday A. B. Robinson, a, resident Q
Dickinson, obtained a valuable paten
for Improvements in multiple mandre
attachments for monographs.
Justice Folsom has bought of L. A
Simpson lots 7 and 8, adjoining his res
dent property in block 18. This give
Mr.. Folsom $50 feet facing the coul
house square. The consideration for tn
two lots was 5000. The property is be
ing fenced.
o. S. Chase is fitting up a new shee
ranch eight miles south of his HON
ranch. He will winter 1900 SHEEP
which necessitates the running of tw
ranches. He has several teams haulin
lumber from Dickinson.
Thomas Evans: | have received RI
turns from two sacks of pulled wool ser
to the Aurora Securing Mills and l fin
that it netted me sixteen and nine-tent
cents, which is more than l expecte
and much more than | was offered her
The South Dakota volunteers return
ing home, were due here Friday p. M.
sos. At the time of closing the PRES
forms they we're being u on schedul
time and it was supposed that n SCI
ton at least would be in Dickinson #
supper. There are $50 men in all.
Wednesday morning damp snow W;
falling which melted about as fast as
came. 1t grew a little warmer later
the day and rain fell which continued a
: night and all day Thursday. 1t was ju
t the thing for fall blowing and the farr
ers who had finished threshing we
!, happy.
East Saturday it was reported that OF
of the school houses in the Now Hrad'
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