The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26

A. Jackson. OF Sioux City is in Dickin
son for the purpose of buying herd o
horses.
H. L. Dickinson & Son have a eve
which has given birth to three lambs
Aflthree are lively.
John Sem, a wealthy farmer an6
rancher living south of Richardson, has
bought lots II 4 II in block F, and will
erect "a residence thereon at once.
Just received a large lot of crockery OF
all kiuds. china and glass ware of all
kinds and descriptions
4-7tf KL1NEFELrER & EAcKER.
Shad Chandler brings himself before
the public in this way in a jamestown
paper: Magnetic Healing; chronic
diseases of all kinds successfully treated
Read Currie & Co.'s ad. Annual
special sale on shoes, to clear stock of
odd kinds and sizes. They all 60 at
much less than cost. 5-1o-tf
Miss Emily Brandenberg arrived on
Thursday from Minnesota to visit her
sisters, Mrs. F. H. Motsiff and Miss
B~randenberg at the RAILROAD restaurant.
Mrs. Dobson has bought Conductor
Whites beautiful residence on Hanna
ford street. She will take possession as
soon as DR.. Cook can find another house.
c. H. Shaw received a telegram We'd
nesday morning to go to Mandan on No.
4,ywhere he would be fitted out with a
train. He expected to be given a work
train.
Now all of you who want Mccormick
machinery-mowers, rakes, etc.-call on
Geo. Drenkel. Two carloads just re-
ceived. He also has all repairs for this
machinery. 5-I2-tf
A carload of secondhand goods just
received, consisting Of bedroom sets,
iron beds, dressers, %cupboards; and a
nice line of secondhand bicycles, and
bicycle repairs. Klinefelter & Eacker.
5-l2-t
Ole Tollefson has bought the lot in
block 6 adjoining his residence property
on the west, and is fencing the same in,
which gives him 50 feet frontage on Vii
lard street.
Miss Phoebe Oily of Fargo returned
home Thursday morning after a pleasant
visit of a few days with her sister Mrs.
R. P. Taylor, and Miss Ida Mckenzie of
the Press office.
w. S. Russell of Grand Forks arrived
Thursday and will be engaged for some
time in mechanical engineering at Dick
inson Fire & Pressed Brick Works. Mr..
Russell is considered one of the most
competent men in his line in the state.
Simpson, Jeffries & Co., Dickinson
stock brokers, report the following sales:
To G.. F'i6eld of Bismarck, ITO 2-year
old steers; to Edwin Johnson of New
England, AZ yearling and 2-year old
steers.
Mr.. Edward r. Partridge and Miss
Nettie Iams were united in marriage by
Rev. U. G. Rich on the 2ist of May. Mr..
and Mrs. Partridge are to be congratu-
lated. They have many friends at Dick
inson and Oakdalc, the latter place being
their home.
Massacre & Simpson had a carload of
haaf c,ttIo IN tho Tbicoro ~,rl,o< ,
short time ago which brought s5.25 per
cwt. The average weight was a little
over 400 pounds. The cattle were fed
at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
John Bailey had his leg amputatcd by
Drs. Stickney and Miller the first of this
week and is getting along as we'll as
could be expected. Mr.. Bailey was
brought here from Wibaux and is stop
ping at the Reid residence on H~annaford
street.
w. c. Candee is slowly r~egaining the
use of his right side. He a now raise
his arm as high as his shoulder and can
speak a few words. The doctors are un-
able to say what the result will be, but
the friends of the family certainly hope
for the best.
Notices OF the annual school election
for Dickinson are posted. Election &C.
ours on the 10 of June. Mr.. L%ittlehales'
term expires and Mr.. Pearl has resigned,
consequently two directors are to be
elected, one for three years and one for
two years. A treasurer also has to be
elected.
On Tuesday a large company of Ne
braska emigrants passed through Dickin-
son on their way to Canada. There were
IL covered-"prairie schooners'-in this
company and about as many more with
cattle a few days journey back. They
had been on the way six weeks.
Insure your wool at the PRESS office.
The cost is small. Sacked wool can be
insured in warehouse at Sentinel Butte,
Belfeld, Taylor and other points along
the line of the N. P. Tell us how many
sacks you have-by letter, telegraph or
otherwise-and we will do the rest.
Wednesday night the hose company
boys got the fire engine out for practice.
| They took water from the new city well
and wet down the Van Norden street
lawns in splendid shape. The pump
was working 80 minutes, in which time
three feet Of water was taken ont, leav-
ing II feet still in the we'll,
The attendance at the 4th of July
tmeeting last Saturday night was not as
large as it should have been. Geo. Aud
was elected chairman and Tom Heath
secretary. The following executive com
mittee was appointed: Ed. Berry, Geo,
Aud, Geo. Senour, J. w. Currie and w
Zimmerman Frank JiSh Frank