The Dickinson press., 1899-09-23
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

'ultuihS ~ IN ihSA tAahS - "NSN"I
k>Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Underhill and
friends were up from Antelope on Thurs
day.
Lost-brown shawl between Clough
street and the bridge. Leave at PRESS
office. o-23-1
Mrs. J.. p. Jingle will leave tomorrow
evening for a months visit at her old
home, Ripley, Ohio.
F. S. Cunningham went to Medora on
Wednesday to finish setting Treasurer
Ferris furnace.
C.. S. Langdon sold some horses this
week to r. Nj. Donnelly and J. A. lilly,
of Wisconsin.
A. l.. Martin, Sentinel Butte's general
merchant and stock grower, was in Dick
inson on Thursday.
John Courtney was called to Canada
the first of last week on account of the
illness of his mother.
Mrs Albert Courtney Of Hancock.
Michigan, has been the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Hilliard this week.
r.. M. Donnelly and J. A. lilly, east
ern buyers, have bargained for some 10
head of eating Brothers horses.
Sam Rhodes and Tom Stevens return
ed Thursday from a visit in Texas. Tom
visited his brother J. R. Stevens at Hills.
boro, Ark, during the trip.
have now the largest and best assert
ment of millinery in the town and a first
class trimmer will arrive from St Paul in
a day or two Miss MURN o-23-2t
T. S. Way sold his cattle in South St.
Paul at s5.o5, which he considers a fine
sale. Mr.. Way took down cattle for his
neighbors and had three cars in all.
Those Mitchell wagons, handled by
the Mandan Mercantile Co., cannot be
cqualed by any other make. This is the
verdict of all who have used them. 23-2t
Paris Y Co.. report the following Chi
cago sales on Monday of cattle from this
vicinity: ! load Wv Wade cattle S Is,
2 loads Chesrown IS IS, 3 loads McTear
cattle 81 S..
Stevenson Bros, OF Riva, So. OAK,
we're in this week for a 2-horsc load of
supplies, and have bought 40 western
yearlings of Massacre & Simpson at
$4,000 per head.
You are cordially invited to examine
my elegant stock of fall and winter mill
inery everybody is welcome it makes no
difference whether they buy or not
9-23-2t Miss Murn
w. w. Phipps Of Minnesota has
bought Mrs. c. II. Cooks ranch, cattle,
horses and sheep. Mrs. Phipps arrived
from the east about a week ago. Mrs,
Cook expects to live in Dickinson.
The lecture and entertainment entitled
Darkest Africa Lighted Up" will be
given in the Opera House next Wed.
ncsday and Thursday evenings, Septem-
Der Fl and %; for particulars sec posters
and hand bills.
Mrs. E. J. Berry gave a very pleasant
at bone Tuesday from 3 to 6, cards fur.
nishing entertainment. Mrs Ray and
Mrs Senderling being the winners OF
head and foot prizes. The guests were
presented with most beautiful roses. An
elegant supper was served shortly before
six. Ladies invited were; Mesdames
Simpson, Ray. Frye, crowl, Ayers, Kim
Gregory, Weible, Jones, Freeman, Kent
f Freeman, Perkins, Porter, DcGraff
Carter, Goodhue, Bowen, Ball, Basye
Leonberger, Scotield, McCloy, Sender
ling, Misses Grace Crowl and Agnes
Ray.
Cattle shipments from Dickinson fo1
, September d and 23arc: James Converse
60 cars, Shaw Brothers .I6 cattle and
sheep cars, A Farrah 2 cars, Parke!
Brothers cattle and 3 sheep cars, vii
) liam Kennedy 4 cars, William Russell
7 car, Thomas Fisher 2 cars, D b thinner
map / car, James Henderson 8 cattle anc
2 sheep cars, Vassan Brothers 3 cars:
; September 20 and 3o-HC Miethe car
D B Zimmerman 8 cars, Jeffries & Rich
: ards 8 cars, Jack Williams 4 cars, Johr
Fisher 2 cars, Vassan Brothers 5 cars,
S & Co E cars, .Alf White 2 cars; Octo
Der William Wilson E cars. EFMes
sersmith 2 cars,
Mrs. Scoheld and Mrs. McCloy re
| ceived their friends Thursday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. McCloy. That tn
guests enjoyed themselves goes withou
saying. The house was prettily dec
Grated with green vines, asparagus, ant
white and yellow flowers. The scor'
cards we're unique and priced as sou
venirs. Each one had a couplet iron
Mother Goose and a pen and ink draw
ing illustrating it and each lady had a
partner the lady having the other coup
let of that stanza. At euchre Mrs ..Ra.
| took first prize. Mrs. Whaley second
prize. Mrs. Greene, foot prize. Atguess
ling famous men and women-Mrs. Oar
ling took first prize and Mrs. Hagan foo
prize. Those present were: Mesda,nc'
, Ayers, Crowl, Trenholme, Whalcy,
Courtney, Rudiselle, Litt!chalcs, J%cfferie:
Gotta, Gregory, Cater, Ball, Kent, Greene
Lawrence. Dobson, Brownell, Darling
Dickinson, Hagan, billiard, A Courtney
F. Freeman, Ray, Frye, Berry, White
BISMARcK'S IRON NERVE.
Wa fhe result ~ h;c eo1ord;d 1,..1tt