The Dickinson press., 1900-06-02
Call At the Pass aicc5ana see about
h~reinsurancc for. your WOOL.
Miss Kate HarueySof. Iron Mountain
Mont, was a guest at Father Claude'ss

Miss Kate Harvey of. Iron Mountain
Mont, was a guest at Father Claude's
this week.
&C. Young returned this week from
Minneapolis, having completed his
medical studies there.
See M. N. Bran if you need new
clothes, repairing OF cleaning His work
is the best. 6-2-It
AT Olafson ofTaylor is going TO skien,
Norway, Is visit bis mo.,.3r. H has his
cattle out with responsible parties.
Capt. {. Z. Gregory has been invited
to deliver Fourth OF July Grafton at
Gladstone and Sergeant L. A. Simpson
has been invited to crate at the TAYLOR
celebration.
t. S. Underhill was in Dickinson Tues
day, having just got in from a our Of in
spection OF his ranches. He said that he
found good hay prospects and he be-
lieved that the usual jane rains would
make crops all right in the eastern part
OF the ccanty.
Insure YOUR >yanl II .lla Pass o3icc.
The cost is small. Sacked wool can b.
insured in warehouse at Sentinel Butte,
Beiicla, Taylor and Other prints aEans
the linz OF the n. P. Tell Us how I.1Anv
sacks you have-by letter, ~;>legrahh or
osl,erwise--and we VIII 10 Ia: resi-.
Mrs. Hafry-i1agsrman wsn2 10 MAJ
dan Wednesday morning. Eddie goes
out to the t. E. Hill ;.tn2n / speed a
few weeks before going to Maaiaa,
where his pu:2.ts VIII Tx ,ly live Tor "a,
supuor. 1heiT iaonsc here having bccn
rented 10 Mrs. L.onbefs2r.
A tralu!oaa o.. western sheep ,,asscd
through Dickinson on Monday. The
shippers had intended 10 unln24. in
Stark county but w.len ;hey found that
the Law was being enforced rs to iaspec-
ton they arranged TO continue Oh to
Crystal in Steele county.
Roy Swartwood of Grandin, N. d., was
in Dickinson this week for the purpose
of buying horses. He visited Nv. B.
Galligan's ranch and closed a deal for Il
carload of horses, the same being de
livered in Dickinson on Thursday. They
were loaded and shipped east in the
evening.
John Murray of Merriam Junction, S.
D., has been in Dickinson the past week.
the guest OF DR.. Miller. Mr.. Murray has
charge Of the doctors farm in South Da-
kota. and came here to receive Il carload
of horses purchased Of the Little Missouri
Horse Co. and OF Geo. Clark.
David Roberts and James Birch and
son Albert left Tuesday morning on their
trip to England. They went via the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railway
to Montreal, where they take passage on
the end. They will sail from England
on their return trip on the 10th OF July.
John Lenncville, Fred Motsiff and
Archie G:antccr have been elected dele
gates to represent the Dickinson hose
company at the fircmcn's tournament at
I.arimorc on June II and 70. Frank
Lucas and Joe Lennevil!e are also dele
gates. by virtue OF their Office Chief and
ASSISTANT chief.
Rev. u. 6. Rich has gone to Detroit,
Mich, as lie North Dakota delegate to
the annual Home Missionary meet.n;
In consequence of Mr.. Rich's absence
there will be no morning service at the
Congregational church tomorrow. In
the evening Rev. L. Fl: Stickncy OF
Fargo will oficiate.
P. Fl. Ioey was arrested last Saturday
by Marshal Craig on a charge of burglar
izing a South Dickinson house. He had
a hearing this week before justice Burk-
holder and was bound over to the district
court. In the short time that Tocy has
been around Dickinson he has committed
several oiicnscs for which he is liable.
On the 2ott? Of this month the German.
Evangelic Northwestern church at Taylor
was dedicated. the bishop of this dis.
trict came up from Minnesota; two min
listers from New Salem and one from
Hebron were also present, The German
speaking people Of Taylor and vicinity
are to be congratulated on having this
fine church cdifcc.~ They expect 10 have
preaching service every two weeks.
The number of individual pupils en-
rolled in the Dickinson schools for the
year just closed was 42o. The average
daily ATTENDANCE for the nine months was
200. The month Of December showed
the highest average attendance, 337, fol-
lowed by January with $50. The lowest
average attendance was during the first
and the last month. The highest
monthly enrolment was reached in jan
uary with 3S2.
Mr.. w. S. Whedon, Cashier of the
First National Bank of Wintcrsct, Iowa,
in a recent letter gives some experience
with d carpenter in his employ, that will
be of value to other mechanics. He
says: 81 had a carpenter working for
me who was obliged to stop work for sew
eral DAYS or account Of being troubled
with diarrhoca. mentioned to him that
| had been similarly troubled and that
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy had cured me. He
bought a bottle of it from the druggist
here and informed me that one dose
cured him. and is again at his work."
For sale by all druggists.
Died, Monday, May 2S, John Bailey Of
Wibaux, aged about $ years. Deceased
was an old resident Of Wibaux, engaged
in the cattle business, and had come to
Dickinson for treatment some Two or
three weeks prior 10 his death. He had
a severe case Of blood poison when he
came here and the doctors soon found