The Dickinson press., 1901-09-14
Isaac Henderson will shipfour carss Of
cattle on the rand.

ECattley OA SnS zznus
John Ballard now gets his Press Al
ForestG Grove, Oregon.
Dr. and Mrs. A. Dillon have been
spending the week IN Taylor.
Atrainload 81 about gears Of beeves
was loaded at the west yards on Friday.
Beisigl Bros. shipped ~ cars Of Kan-
sas City cattle into Morton county this
week.
Miss Rose Gallagher was released by
the Medora board and has a school at
Hebron.
VIM. colgrove returned Thursday
from marketing three cars Of cattle. His
best steers sold at $3.50.
Judge Bowen has completed his gov
eminent contract of surveying south and
has returned to Bismarck
jeff Farrah was among those who
shipped o Friday. He had two cars.
and went along himself.
Mrs. "A. l.. Martin and son were return
ing to Sentinel Butte on Thursday from
a week S visit at New Salem.
Jerry Hayes sorrel mare was an easy
winner Of first money inthe half mile rum
ming race at Mandan on Tuesday.
Miss Katie Gallagher has been en-
gagged by the Mandan. school board to
teach in the room which Miss Hanley
had last year.
Johnnie Quinn, who has been visiting
for. a number Of weeks in Chicago and
the Twin Cities, IA at the Mandan fair
this week en- route home.
Col. A. P. Peake is looking over the
Consolidated Coal Co. works at New
Salem this week, and will visit the Lee
hlghiend a month or so later.
The report that Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Caravan had left Dawson is a mistake,
SO says Ralph Hatton who came out from
the Yukon Territory recently.
1t appears now that the boy picked up
at South Heart by Sheriff Goodall was
not Harry Funk at all. But he has gone
now and it makes no particular differ
ence.
Sheriff Goodall, Judge Kono and Ed.
Stone were at the Mandan races on
Thursday. John Flynn, Leonard Dodd
and Zoe Reilly were on hand for Fri
days races, stage hold-up. etc.
Ralph Hatton returned to Dickinson
this week from his Klondike trip of over
three years. Ralph says that the range
country northwest OF Dickinson on the
Little Missouri used to look good to him
and he is sure it will now.
Sheriff Goodall received a telegram
this week from Supt. w. G. Clark which
stated that they we're hot on the trail of
the H T horse thieves. Sheriff Follis
and Dick Hicks are supposed to be with
MI. Clark.
St. Johns Episcopal church. Rev. j. n.
Dobbyn, rector. Sunday services: Morning
prayer and sermon at ii O'Clock; evening
L pIdyoE ~ o v CAOCki cuuNoy oCuVVi uASoE mOEu-
ing service. Week day service: Evening
| prayer Friday at 8 O'Clock. Your are invited
to all these services.
Bronte Burgster in jamestown Capital:
Dickinson may be said to be the best
sidewalked place in the state. They
have seven blocks Of cement pavement
in the city with the same material used
for curbing-curbed corners at the in
tersection of streets, too-and it looks
well and is a great improvement.
The route of Hunting for Hawkins"
the new comic play by Guy F. Steely,
which VIM. Gray and J. W. Gillingwater
have booked for next season, will In
clude a tour of the Pacific coast. The
season will open at Milwaukee Sept. l.,
and after a week each in St. Paul and
Minneapolis the company comes west,
aud will be seer here early in October.
On Sunday Mrs. c. D. Rouse of Sen
tinel Butte sustained a severe sprain of
the ankle and was brought to Dickinson
for treatment, it being supposed at the
time that bones we're broken. The ankle
was also badly bruised and had to be
placed In a cast. Mrs. Rouse returned
in company with her husband on Mon
day. Ii was but a short time ago that
their son had an arm broken, so it would
seem that this had been an unfortunate
season for the Rouse family.
An event OF exceptional interest is the
future engagement at the Dickinson
opera house of "a Wise Woman" a
musical comedy farce in 3 acts. 1t is
said that the instantaneous hit the piece
made has led to the cancellation Of many
one-night stands in which it was booked
SO as to enable the manager to accept
contracts offered in the larger cities.
The engagement in this city will be kept
a. Manager Skeen has an iiron-clad con.
tract TO that effect.
T. S. Way returned from the east on
Tuesday. He travelled considerably in
Virginia, Pennsylvania, Iowa, and finally
bought a beautiful farm bordering on
the city limits of Fox Lake, Wis.,, moi
far from his old home. Mr.. Way says
that he saw no place equal to Western
North Dakota for making money, and he
really dislikes to leave. but owing to hi.
health he thinks II best to make the
change. 1t may be some weeks before
the family gets away.
Tuesday evening at the residence o.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Johnson, Miss Emm;
c. Poole~-a sister Of. MRS Johnson-wa'
united in marriage to Mr.. Thomas w
Fowler Of Melville, N. d. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. ]: Hum.
Dobbyn of the Episcopal church. MI
Fowler is manager Of the Northwestern
Cattle Co. north Of Jamestown and also
has charge Of their extensive farm be
!, twseR MaPletop and Casselton: Mrs
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