The Dickinson press., 1900-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shaw, who have
cattle and sheep on Grand river, arrived
the first of the week from Cooperstown,
Pa. where they spent the winter.
Thomas G.. Saunders has bought
enough cattle to make his number 100
and has located his ranch on Spring
creek about ? miles from Oakdale.
Just received a large lot of crockery of
all kiuds, china and glass ware Of all
kinds and descriptions
Aft KLINEFELrER & EAcKER.
LIN. P. Griswold has moved into his
house recently purchased on Cross street
and Will Prior takes the house vacated
by the Griswoulds on Barnes street.
The Lish hardware store is safely on
the south side of Willard street and it is
the general opinion that the McCadam
boys arc good hands to move buildings.
A. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte has
erected a warehouse 20 feet by 60 feet
for buggies. wagons, farm machinery and
building supplies. He has also put in a
new safe.
o. P. liner has carpenters and paint
ers working an his meat market, both
inside and outside. The new fixtures
will arrive in a few days. 1t will. be a
neat place.
Fulton Burnett has been granted a
leave of absence of two months by the
Northern Pacific. Ned Gibbs takes his
place as car accountant and began work
Wednesday night.
The Rebekahs will hold a social next
Thursday evening, April 26, at the opera
house. This is the 8lst anniversary of
Odd Fellowship, and all Odd Fellows
and their families are invited to be pres
ent.
S. S. Sutherland has just finished vac
cinating his andS-year old cattle. He
used the government vaccine. Mr.. Suth-
erland finds that Minnesota cattle are
more subject to blackleg than his ma
tives.
Parker Bros. bought two registered
Herefords this week. both bred by BENZ.
Edwards of Fisk, Wis. prosperity"
was born February II, 1893, and cost
Parker Bros. $3.50; mark Hanna" was
born April ~, 1893, and cost Parker Bros.
5000.
The, funeral of Mary Jincks who died
of consumption after an illness Of about
a year, occurred Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. U. G. Rich oficiated. De-
ceased was about 20 years of age and
Ii we'd with her parents 8 miles northwest
of Taylor.
Miss Murn of Dickinson will be at He
bron from April % to 20, at Mr.. Smiths
hotel with a very fine assortment of
ladies', misses and chiidfen's millinery,
also a very choice selection of ready
trimmed hats at reasonable prices. Call
and and see her goods. 4-I4-2t
Brannon Bros. have opened up two Of
the kilns they burned last fall, and they
find the brick were we'll burned. This
gives them a supply of good building
brick for the spring trade, and by the
middle of May the clays will be in shape
to commence grinding and setting new
kilns.
J. Crowley & Son report a big sale Of
Herefords at their Broncho ranch the
past year. At the present time, every
thing that they wished to market has
been closed out. They have a fine CROP
of calves coming along and in the fall
will be in a position to fill more orders
for registered stock.
Died, in St. Lukc's hospital, ST. Paul.
after an illness of three months, Mrs. H
F. Tyler. aged Is years. The RENAME
arrived in Dickinson Monday afternoon
of this week and services we're conducted
by Rev. U. G Rich the same day from
the residence of l.. A. Davis. Mr.. Tyler
lives north of TAYLOR.
St. Thomas Times: Out in the COW
country or Missouri slope, the stock in.
~terests of the people are piling up money
rapidly, and as a result the banks o.
Bismark, Dickinson, and Mandan contain
one-ffth of the deposits in all the nation
al banks of North Dakota. This is Ger
tainly a good showing for the western
part of the state.
The Methodist conference has appoint
ed Rev. S. Roadhouse to fill the Dickin
SOM Gladstone charge. Appointments Q
former Dickinson ministers is as follows
Z. James, Crystal: d. Halfpenny, Botti
neau; J. L. Sizer, Lisbon; S. E. Ryan
former presiding elder of this distric
Casselton.@ M. P. Burns was %appointe'
presiding elder of this district.
H fire at the Dickinson Fire and Press
ed Brick Works Tuesday moor burne
the old stable north of the works and on
horse. The fire was evidently started b
some one who was smoking around tn
premises, and had the wind been BLOWN
hard from the northwest the entire grou
of wood buildings at the plant woul
have been burned. AS it was the 10!
was very small, and When Brannon Bro
erect another barn the material used
it will be brick.
), w. B. Gay of Horr, Mont, visited tn
Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick Work
a few days ago. Mr.. Gay was lookin
; up the fire brick made at the Dickinse
works. He is a capitalist, the preside'
of several coke and brick establishment
and expresses himself as believing TIL
!. Brannon Bros. are making a fire brio
equal to the St. Louis product. Mr.. e;
naturally uses a large quantity OF Fl
brick yearly and he has decided to gi'
IL. n:,L,;oeop ~anuf,cturer a trial.