The Dickinson press., 1900-03-03

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Neil Brothers have been papering and
painting the interior of their barber shop
this week.
Fred Pound was in from Oakdale this
week and in another place will be found
the advertisement of a most desirable
stock ranch which Fred wishes to sell.
A carload of the Berry-Boice Cattle
Co. horses shipped from Wibaux sold
we'll on the Winnipeg market last week,
some of the best animals selling as high
as 500.
A dispatch in the Argus says that a
decision has Just been filed giving a judg-
ment of $4,000 to Rosenbaum Bros. &
Co. of Chicago, against Joseph Cans of
Helena.
During the week a petition has been
circulated asking that the village pro-
| vide as soon as practical reasonable fire
protection. The petition was very gen.
orally signed.
A midnight dance will be given by the
band boys on Saturday evening, March
". The admission will be soc per
couple and dancing will commence at
$3.50 sharp.
If your hat looks we'll, your own looks
are materially improved. The Lanpber
hat, manufactured by Lanpher, Finch 4
i Skinner Ct paul looLe ,,o1l L,,,,., =.
always fits we'll.
Earl Bailey expects to leave the first
of next week for Sacramento, California,
where his parents are located. Earl has
many friends in Dickinson who wish him
the best of luck.
Use "Silver Leaves" for the washing
machine. Pure white soap chips; does
better work and is cheaper than commo
laundry soap. For sale at Parker's meat
and grocery store. 3-3-tf
A letter from Shirland, ILL.,, announces
the[birth of a son to Rev. and Mrs. A. J
Baldwin. Mrs. Baldwin is a sister of
Commissioner Geo. w. Lee of Gladstone,
where she formerly resided.
DR.. Minnie o. Perry, graduate OF
Northern Institution of Osteopathy,
Minneapolis, will be at the residence OF
NJ. H. Linsley, Barnes street, from 10 to
IL and 2 to daily. Consultation free.
Fred Leutz of Hebron, who was in
Dickinson Thursday, says that during
his residence of II years in the state, this
is the finest winter he has experienced,
Cattle have wintered finely around He,
bron.
Messrs. Timmons and Herring enter.
tanned a large number of their young
friends at cards and dancing in the K. p
hall last Friday evening. An elegant
supper was served at IL o'clock. All
present voted a mos enjoyable time.
E. Deffebach recently shipped two car
loads of horses to a Manitoba horse deal
er. He got one car from E. G. Paddock
and the other from the James Converse
Cattle Co. Mr.. Deffebach looks for the
horse market to be good this year.
The burial of the infant daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Engen of Taylor oc
cured Mon'ay afternoon. Rev. U. G
Rich Of the Congregational church o
Dickinson oficiated. Services were con
Quoted from the Taylor Lutheran church
M. S. Cuskelly returned Tuesday from
Olwein, Iowa, where he has resided TO
the past two years. He brought a car
load of young cattle and will take W
ranching again at Oakdale. Mrs. Gus
kelly arrived a few days ahead of he
husband.
The Somdahl family are in a bad con
dition. Mr.. Somdahl has had a run o
fever and is still unable to do for him
self, and a short time since Mrs. Somdah
was stricken with fever. The baby ha
been sent out and nurses are Furnished
for the parents.
LMr. and Mrs. T. S. Way were in iron
the.eastern part of the county on Wed
nesday, and when Mr.. Way learned o
Cronge's surrender he was happy. Ton
is an Englishman and a sympathizer Q
the British cause and he does not car
who knows it.
married, February 26, Mr.. william
Colgrove and Miss Annie Schetz. Every
body knows Billy Colgrove, who has
fine herd of cattle and a reputation 70
honorable dealing, and his many friend
will be pleased to learn that he has tax
r en- unto himself a helpmate.
Real estate transfers: ]. &. Saunders
administrator, F.. E. Cheney estate, t
Ed. ]. Berry N. w. X sec. I4-,3o-66, s5oe
R%ichardton Land & Imp. Co. to H..
Lefor lots 7 and 8, block 80, Richardtor
; $50; same company to Koesel & Co. 10,
. l., 2 and 3, block 20, Richardton, $50.
Vim. Ray has appointed M. F. Kline
felter manager OF the Dickinson oper
house. Mr.. Klinelelter has had a goo
deal of experience in this direction an
will make an effort to get some ne
business for the house, having alread
t contracted with the band company for
series of entertainments.
: Erred Freeman has a letter from Maj
> lila which the death Of Ra,
mond Groll who died OF dysentery in til
! hospital a little over a month ago. d
ceased was a resident Of Dickinson wi
enlisted in Co: K at the age of rs yea
and E months; was discharged at Mani
July 10, 1899, and re-enlisted in goth Inf
U. S. V. He was a German by birth.
e Joe Hurst of Glendive has receive
|. his second sentence which stipulates tn
he shall be hung on Friday, the goth
March. His attorneys will now ask Go
n Smith of Montana to commute the. Sc
tence, but it is not believed that the go
ernor will interfere with the sentenc