The Dickinson press., 1901-09-07

n Ed. Peterson. Who lives at the bricl
plant, has typhoid fever. n
States Attorney Gregory and +. ]
BerrySwcre in Bismarck.the first Of the
week. s IA ri III \
Fred R6quette will move into his new
home. recently vacated BY John Van de-
Las, as oon as his childSgets better.
Treasurer ]. S. White went down to the
fair this week. Auditor Riessbeck il
looking after the Office in his absence.
Twotcar Of G. a.. R.-departmcn,
Of Washington and Alaska-en route fol
Cleveland, passed through on Thursday,
The wife Of. Operator A. H. Richards
has gone to Wisconsin. The trip Mas
made necessary. BY the illness Of her
child.
In running a foot race the other night
Geo. Stable strained his knee joint in
consequence Of which he will not be
around for for a few days.
Supt. Kline was in the city this week
looking over the ground for some i'm
portant changes which the Northern Pa.
cifc has in view for the coming year.
Joe Gamble, foreman Of the Deep
Creek Cattle Co, was in Friday with a
shipment of three cars of cattle. Joe &C
companied the shipment to Chicago.
Mrs. P. Blair of Gladstone was thrown
from a wagon this week. suffering the
fracture of her left collar bone and two
ribs on the left side. DR.. Smith was
called.
Harry Bennett, for some time the &C
commodating night clerk at the Elite
restaurant, has accepted a position with
Parker & Co. as driver on the delivery
wagon.
On Wednesday w. E. King of Belield
broke his leg. The fracture was set by
DR.. Perkins who went up or delayed No.
3 and got along at Fryburg in time to
flag delayed No. 4.
One set of trucks on the engine of No.
4 jumped the track at Belfeld on Thurs
day, causing a delay of anhour. No one
hurt und very little damage. Archie
Dingman was engineer.
j. and Fred Freeman and Fred Will
son hunted in the rattle snake country
around Sully Springs on Monday and
were rewarded with ID ducks and the
same number of chickens.
Poor photos would be dear at$I.5o per
100. If you want a photo Of Sourself or
family, go to OSBORNE hs/makes good
ones. One price to AYand the same
price this week as next. Oft
The breaking of the harness caused
Ed. Berry's colt to become frightened
this week. The driver was rolled into
the dust but escaped without injury and
the colt made for the barn leaving the
sulky behind.
The enrolment in the city schools this
week is $40, al increase of 40 over the
enrolment of the first week last year.
Another week will likely put the enroll
ment above 400 as there are many child
rem out yet.
Cattle sales on Monday and Tuesday:
Foley Bros, II E1%I46-steers S4.45; Geo.
| - oil ~ vNpN ckoa~e - 9 a ~ audi IN Yn5N
weight same price, also7 IIoI-cowss3.25;
H. Gilbert, 4 1152-steers s4.2o and 61o63-
COWS 1855.
The following cattle shipments are
booked for Sept. IS at Taylor: Chas.
Ofet IS cars, John Gunwall 3, w. S.
Fenno 3, o. ]. Kyseth.1 and 2 D D cars,
H. Bream 1; Medora, w. A. Henderson
8; at Dickinson: ALT White s, ]. A. Far
rah 2, John Reilly l, Converse Cattle Co.
80.
Prof. M. A. Brannon who has had
typhoid fever in a mild form, will prob
ably be out in a few days: There are
two other cases of fever at the brick
plant-W. P. Brannon's son and En-
gineer Russell's son. The boys have
quite severe attacks but are getting
along we'll.
Paris & Co. sales made on Monday
and Tuesday: ]. H. Hanley IA 1891
steers S., 8 12o6-cows s4.3o; w. A. Hen
derson, "a 1151-steers $40, 70 672-heif-
ers $3.50. AZ o67-cows s2.8s, 10 338-calves
$500, 81 287-calves $685.; J. K. Moody,
% Io7o-cows s4.1o; Geo. Burgess Fl 1884,
steers s4.3o; Parker Bros, 80 REGISTERS
S4.8s, 4 II72-cows 81.
Last Sunday Rev. U. G. Rich rendered
his resignation as pastor Of the Congre-
gational church, to take effect Sept IS.
A business meeting was held Wednes.
day evening to consider the resignation,
at which time a committee consisting of
Mesdames Perkins, Roberts and Aud
was appointed to wait upon Mr.. Rich
and see if he would not reconsider and
remain with the church another year.
Mr.. Rich told the committee that he
had planned for a long time to remove at
the close of his fourth year-Oct. 90
and inasmuch as he was going this fall it
would be much better for him to go on
the 18TH of this month, as he wished to
visit relatives in Minnesota prior to TAX
ing up work in a new field. This being
the case there is nothing for the church
to do but accept the resignation and
look up a new pastor. The members of
the church are requested to remain a
few minutes after the Sunday evening
service, at which time Mr.. Rich's resig-
nation will probably be formally ac-
cepted.
They Are After vess.
Bismarck Tribune: A motion has
been made to the supreme court of the