The Dickinson press., 1901-10-26

J. Pierpont Morgan's special train
passed through Dickinson Wednesday
evening at about 10 o'clock. Supt. Kline
accompanied the worlds greatest fnan-
cier as far as Mandan, returning in his
private car the following day.
The excitement incident to travelling
and change of food and water often
brings on diarrhoea, and for this reason
no one should leave home without a
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
andDiarrhoea Remedy. For sale by all
druggists.
Last Sunday Rev. H. v. Rominger,
late of Laramie, Wyo., preached in the
Congregational church morning and
evening. He will o~ficiate again tomor.'
row. A short song service, conducted by
Rev. A. H. Keene, will precede the even
ing sermon.
CIV. Grove Of Sugar Creek, Pa, came
in this week from a two.months' visit
with his son, D. R., who has l4oo sheep
on a we'll equipped ranch south of Grand
river. MI. Grove, went east Friday
morning. but plans to return another
spring with his family,
Mrs. Caroline Busse has bought 50 2
and 3-year old steers of A. H. Arnett
which will be put out with Fred Egar.
Senator L. A. Simpson has bought 100
rs of the same party and will put 50 of
them out with Mr.. Egar. The keeping
of the balance Of the bunch he will ar
range for the coming week.
Treasurer White went to Hebron FRI
day morning to look after some seed
grain claims. There are some people
who do not understand that parties who
secured grain of the county last spring
must paw for the same out of the first
sales made. ANY person or agent who
buys grains of these parties who are
mortgaged to the county are liable if
they do not hold out the amount and do
not remit the same to the county.
Fargo Forum: One Of the largest
audiences of the season enjoved the S.
Miller Kent production of Clyde Fitch's
1.-THE Cowboy and the Lady atthe opera
house. So delighted was the audience
with the play that Mr.. Kent was COM
PEELED to respond to three curtain calls
at the end of the second act. The sup
port of Mr!Kent was satisfactory. Miss
EtheIyn Palmer was especially accept
able as Mrs. Weston. Miss Grace Wood,
as the dance hall pianist, was a dainty
piece of femininity who won unstinted
applause when she-waltzed.
Ahero who does not rant but acts in a
calm, natural and manly fashion is the
part played by S. Miller Kent in "The
Cowboy and the Lady" which will be
presented al the opera house on Mon
day, Oct. 20 Teddy North, the leading
role, is a cowboy because he owns a
ranch and lives on it cowboy fashion, as
sociating in a friendly way with the
rougher characters of the West, b. him.
self being a Harvard graduate. The
role is especially suited to Mr.. Kent and
he plays it with telling effect.
T. H. Brien has bought ]. A. Bradya
ranch and also the ranch owned by
Brady and Jim Hall. Mr.. Brien, who is
running a large band of sheep as we'll as
a herd Of cattle. was almost compelled
to make the purchase as a German by
the namoof Wanner had recently filed a
homestead on his home ranch, thereby
depriving him of a valuable water priv.
lege for his stock. Mr.. Brady intends to
20 north and locate a ranch between the
Little and Big Missouri rivers, not far
from the mouth Of the Yellowstone. Jim
Hall, who will be engaged in hunting the
coming winter, thinks Of locating seven
or eight miles north Of the place he has
just fiven up.