The Dickinson press., 1901-01-26

Postmaster Halliday was IN Dickinson
and left Friday morning for home with
a wagon load of feed for his calves.
People who send communications to
the Press should give US their names,
otherwise we cannot use what they send,
c. R. %Pendergast is badly afflicted
with rheumatism. He came in Thurs.
day night from a short trip to his ranch
The courtesies of the sennte floor were
extended to ]. F. Brodie OF Lehigh and
Chris Engen of Taylor n day last
week.
Agent G. F. Goodhue is recovering
rapidly from his fever illness and cx-
poets to return with Mrs. Goodhue nexl
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trenholm and three
children left Sunday evening for Colo
ado. They are to locate 20 miles from
Denver.
The courtesies of the senate floor were
extended to w. X. Veigel of Dickinson
and Guy De France Of Taylor, n da!
last week.
Rev. S. A. Danford, pastor Of the M.
E. church at Mandan, has gone to James
town. MI. Danford vas we'll liked in
Mandan.
Samuel Marvin is having quite a ser
ious time at the Brainerd hospital and
may not be able to return for two OF
three months yet.
1t was understood by the railroad men
on Thursday that Conductor Mccormick
had small pox. He was taken home to
Mandan on Wednesday.
T. H. Mouat is in from the east with
two more cars of young cattle. Mrs
Young of Belield bought one car com
posed OF 2 and 3-year old heifers.
|. w. Ellis of Decatur, ILL.,, was in
Dickinson the past week, visiting his
daughter Mrs. VIM. Litttehales who has
been quite i'll with pneumonia.
o. P. liner recently purchased ar
Angora goat from Wisconsin at an OK.
pense of $50. He has 40 goats at his
ranch which run with Ills sheep.
]. F. Treat and Postmaster AL. Loomis
of Fargo, came to Dickinson Tuesday
Mr.. Treat remaining a few days to write
some more Gefmania life insurance.
Paul Koch went out the first of the
week to look after his recently pur
chased band of sheep. His family will
remain in Dickinson for the winter.
Paul Myers, a student Of the Deal
School at Devils Lake, died on the 18th
of pneumonia. The body was sent home
to MI. and Myers who live on the south
side.
Register and Mrs. A. c. McGillivray
were in Chicago on the 23rd to attend
the wedding OF Miss Florence McGil
livray to Hon. E. c. Cooper of Grand
Forks.
C. F.. Clark, who is acting as supreme
court deputy of the Forester order il
North and South Dakota, was in Dickin
son over Sunday. His family is at Siou'
City, Iowa.
4 The Lady Maccabees did splendid!
with their masquerade ball Tuesda,
night, clearing s55.I5, which, with other
funds on han', swells their treasury &C
count to $751;.
Isaac Henderson of Richardson tell.
the PRESS that Ills cattle are winterint
finely. He has II head at the farm, ant
the boys are wintering the balance o
their stock north on Spring creek.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson has been spending
the week in Bismarck and was in at
tendance at Gov. and Mrs. Whites re
ception Wednesday evening. She will
return with the senator Saturday eve
ming.
Jacob Zimmerman recently sold hi
homestead IS miles northwest of Taylo
TO R. Wolfe, late of Russia, and will
locate a cattle ranch the coming spring
He has 20 head of cattle that he raise,
on the farm.
Bismarck Tribune: MI. and Mr..
Geo. A. Hughes came down from Dick
inson Tuesday night. Mrs. Hughe
came at the invitation of Mrs. Whit
and her pleasing voice was a feature a
the gubernatoriai reception Wednesda
night.
W. M. Johnson has worked for tn
Northern Pacific 10 years and he tell
the PRESS that this is the easiest white
for the section men that he has eve
known. Mr.. Johnson is foreman Of tn
crew running west from South Hear
VIM. Kennedy has charge of the ere,
running east.
Josep Branick whose death "
chronicled last week came to Dakot
seventeen years ago with his wife an
one child, Arnle. -Four other childre
were born here. Deceased had been i
for eighteen months. He vas burie
Sunday, Rev U. G. Rich conducting til
service. His bercaved family have tn
sympathy of all their friends.
The Tweatieth Century.
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