The Dickinson press., 1900-09-08
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Clark were up from

the cannon Ball the hrst OF the week.
S. Sedore has bought Fred Dickinson's
residence p%roperty-the Hickman house.
J. X. Moody has hay and winter graz
ing sufficient for his cattle-some e,5
head.
H. P. Dinius of Richardson was up
Wednesday and filed his petition for as
SCISSOR in the grid commissioner district.
Mrs. IS. Mathews has raised Hubbard
squashes this season of 20 pounds weight,
measuring 80 inches in circumference.
St. Mary's College at Richardton will
open Sept II. An advertisement in an
other column gives further particulars.
The Little Missouri Horse Co. have
just disposed of two carloads of Spear
brand horses at very satisfactory figures.
Miss May Hayes opened the Green
river school on Monday, and Miss Dora
Tollefson opened in school No. 3, this
district.
J. L. Sutherland was in from Oakdale
this week and improved the opportunity
to increase his M. w. A. insurance to
$4,000.
A. N. Jefferies returned this week from
a trip to Iowa and Illinois. He reports
a fine corn crop and Il fair outlook for
feeders.
Samuel Marvin recently met with
slight injuries while on 4 surveying trip
and consequently has been in Dickinson
the past week.
Shaw Bros. received a good price for
IS steers which averaged 1925 lbs-s5.o5
per cwt. One cut. of ! steers, 1915
weight sold at 81.
A.. b. Robinson, who will return from
the east within a few weeks, has
been engaged as pharmacist at Mr..
Greene's drug store.
The Odd Fellows have a very attrac-
tive hall now-electric lights, new paper,
etc.-and a good place for members to
meet on Tuesday nights.
The Chicago Drovers Journal states
that the Little Missouri Horse Co. of
Gladstone, N. d., holds the record in
that city on branded horses.
Another car of Rushford wagons just
received-wide or narrow tire. Now if
you want to buy a wagon that will give
you entire satisfaction, call on Geo.
Drenkcl. S-+-tf
Valentine Kuhn of Richardton reports
a crop of some 200 bushels of wheat
Ordinarily he would have harvested 2,ooo
to 5000 bushels; but he has a good herd
of cattle.
The best is the cheapest. When you
buy coal from from the Consolidated
Coal Co. you get the best An order by
mail or phone will insure you quick de-
livery. o-Stf
There was a wreck near Miles City the
middle of this week in which one or more
lives were lost and the east bound pas,
senger trains were delayed for eight or
ten hours.
Allenberg 4 Co. sales this week for
parties Of this place: F P. Stearns IA
registers, S., 3 %IIo2-cows, S4.25; f.
Kickbuch IS l2oo-stecrs, SAYS, i 1912
feeders, s4.4o.
On Thursday Sheriff Kono received a
telegram from Sheriff Aiken of Dawson
warning him that a certain wolf certh:
cate issued Sept. a to G. Wilson for s53I
was fraudulent.
One hundred pairs ladies' and misses
shoes. Your choice any lady's shoe in
house, s1.25; a good shoe SI.oo. Slippers
and children's shoes IS cents. Kline
felter & Eacker. Sat-
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly were ir
from Oakdale and made arrangements
with Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Brien tc
board their son Eddie who has entered
the Dickinson school.
About the 18TH {. H. Merry will &c
west to receive 500 Rambouillet year
lings which we're bought for the Hilliard
& Merry ranches last spring. They ART
slid to be a very fine lot.
c. c. Mead has arranged with William
Colgrove to winter some of his cattle
Mr.. Colgrove is fortunate in having
large quantity of hay and good f%acilitie
for wintering a large number of cattle.
Prairie City Tent No. 81 will give a
dance in the opera house Friday evening
Sept. %, of which full particulars will b.
have promised to attend in large mum
bers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Pcndergast ant
son came in Wednesday night from
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. H
Hayes at the Sibley ranch in the edge @
the Bad Lands. Mr.. Pendergast will re
!, turn to his ranch in a few days.
Mrs. O. P. liner left Tuesday for Min
5 neapolis where she will visit for a fe,
weeks. Mrs. Martin Tollefson of Hebro
also went down on the same train 70
, medical treatment in one of the Twi
3 City hospitals.
E. +. Messersmith is in correspondent
with eastern parties who are desirious
, making tests OF the clays in this vicinit
with a view to the manufacture of sewe
pipe. The tests already made have bee
, very encouraging,
Miles City Journal: r. J.. Farrell, ii
Madison county stockman, last week sol
his stock ranch on the Madison, to in
b. Welcome, of Butte. The ranch col
sists of about $500 acres of splendid ha
and grazing land, about eight miles abo,
d Ennis, on the Madison river.
Barber Shop, hair cutting and sha
J. pooling. We make a specially Of ladie
e hair cutting and shampooing on Mo
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. "
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