The Dickinson press., 1900-07-07

The Stark county commissioners have
been sitting as a board of equalization
for two or three days this week.
pr. Young left Thursday evening for
Emmons and Logan counties and will
bring up at the state convention in Grand
Forks next week.
Mrs. P. c. Hagerman and family and
Miss Alice Klinefelter have gone to
Sherburn, Mimi, on a visit. Miss Kline
felter wilLatso visit Minneapolis before
eturpihg.
MIR. and Mrs. T. H. Myran, of Taylor,
visited Dickinson on Monday and at
tempted to go home just as the rain storm
came up in the evening. They returned
toitown and remained over night.
Register A. c. McGillivray was ac-
companied to Dickinson this week by his
uncle, Robert Douglas, of Manitoba, who
was on his way to the Yellowstone Park
and Coast points. .
There was an unintentienal mistake
made last week in the PRESS report Of
the Taylor democratic convention. o.
E. Vinnedge was nominated for assessor
in the and district instead of Jas. Hair
rington..
One of the distinguished passengers on
Tuesdays Northern Pacific west-bound
passenger was Miss Helen Gould, who
walked the platform while the train
waitedn the Dickinson station and
Saltsaon our taxidcrmist, Ed. Dodd.
Tenney and Mrs. c. H. Kelley
24ave transferred their interest in the Nc
| Ginley house back to Mr.. Leonberger
MI. Tcnney has ranch interests south Of
Dickinson and Mrs. Kelley returned to
| Wabasha, Mimi, Thursday evening.
Commissioner H. c. Miethe was down
from Billings county Thursday returning
in the evening. Commissioner H.. J.
Schultz came in from his ranch Wednes-
day and went up to Medora the follow
ing day to be in attendance at a board
meeting.
N. Rosenthal, representing A. Frank
4 Co., of St. Louis, has been in Dickin-
son a part of the time this week, arriv-
ing one day last week. 1t was reported
that he had made some offers for wool,
not exceeding IS cents per pound, and
ha1also solicited consignments.
M. J. Farrell lef, the first of this week
for Montana where his son George is en-
gagged in rounding up a trainload OF
horses which they will market in Kansas
City on the 18TH of August. IT,. Farrell,
IT., will look after the o K livery stable
ID Dickinson during his fathers absence.
NLouis Arnett was a west-bound passen-
gAr on Monday en- route to Sentinel
Butte, where he has business matters
which will require his attention for two
or three weeks. MIR. Arnett stated that
both he and his wife were we'll pleased
with their new home at Bentonsville'
Kansas.
John Maloney and VIM Dryer, who
were arrested on charge of assault and
battery, Yardmaster Wilson complain
ing witness, got $50 each in Justice Burk'
holders court. Dwyer tried to leave the
Country, getting as far west as Belield
where Marshal Craig overhauled him
and brought him back.
Census Enumerator Link has one
Of the largest,if not the largest ,territories
in the state to cover. He will be through
in about two weeks, and is o particu
larly anxious to secure another job of the
kind. Furnishing board, team and feec
and sleeping out on the prairie occasion
ally, all for 81 per day, is rot the jot
that some of the enumerators though
that they we're getting.
Vt. B. Everts had his shoulder disle
Gated Monday night. He was coming il
from the south with load of the Hilliard
Merry wool and in placing his canvas t!
protect the wool when the rain storm
came up at evening, at the bridge souti
. of town. he was thrown from the load
kThe wagon was not upset and the team
proceeded into town without their driver
Nh. Everts was taken to Mrs. Billiards..
Nhmes Bateman, Jr., of Justice, Bate
man 4 Co., wool commission merchant
of Philadelphia, dropped into Dickinso
the first of the week for the purpos
of soliciting c%onsignments, having bee
led to believe that there were partie
here who would like to do business wit
his house. Mr.. Bateman is the senio
member of his house in the Northwes
having solicited consignments fror
Wyoming, Washington, Utah and Texa
for many years, He took several ca:
+ lands of wool on Monday, advancing a
high as II cents per pound for the be-
a clips. MIR. Bateman said that his hous
{ was willing to advance from q to n tt
market value of wool, according to ii
S grade.
Parties desiring their residences wire
should notify Manager Hughes Of II
Electric Light Company at once. TT
machinery will oon be here and aftt
that arrives the electricians will be en-
ployed inside the station and will be vi
able to do any wiring until some tin
after the plant is in operation. 1t seen
. certain that nearly everyone in the cit
will use electricity in their homes an
-" places of business. 1t is the cleanes
most reliable and safest light in II
! world, and is as cheap If not cheap
than the old fashioned kerosene lamps.
:. During last May an infant child of o,
neighbor was suffering from cholera i
1t fantum. The doctors had given up a
l. hopes of recovery. l took a bottle
e Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dia
t rhoea Remedy to the house, telling the
felt sure it would do good if used a
cordinp IN directions In two DAYS tin