The Dickinson press., 1901-03-16
Ed o'Neal was in from Halliday this

week.
Thos. G. Saunders is in from his ranch
this week.
No city election will be held until
April, 1904.
Farmers are making arrangements for
seed wheat.
John A. Currie has been in from Haley
during the week.
Mrs. c. H. Wiley entertained her Sun
day school class recently at her home.
Matt Bradley Of Portage La Prairie.
Canada, is in Dickinson after another
carload of horses. ALT White took him
out to his ranch on Wednesday.
The hearing of Louis Arnett and Bill
Biles was heard by Justice Mcdonald
at Medora this week and both were
bound over to the district court. Bail
was fixed at $1,000 each. Attorney c. E.
Gregory appeared for Arnett and Attor-
ney W. P. Miller appeared for Bilcs.
]. S. Let's has leased his Gladstone
hotel to Ed. R. Bonney, who expects to
take possession about the. lst Of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Let's have not fully COM
pleted their plans but it is likely that
Mrs. Let's will 90 west on a visit early in
the season.
H. c. Quinion was in Thursday with a
pair of 4-year old Q bar colts which
tipped the beam at 2,7l5 pounds. Mr..
Quinion took them in from the range a
week before for the purpose of breaking
them and he estimated that they had
shrunken 100 pounds each since he COM
menced to break them.
Jerome Simpson tells the PRESS that
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. S%treeter, formerly
residents of Dickinson, are doing splen-
didly in Kansas. They have one of the
best stock ranches in the country and are
enjoying good health. Their son and
daughter are attending school in Kansas
City and Miss Mitchell is keeping house
for them.
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Mrs. A. b. Robinson gave a pleasant
at home Wednesday in honor of her sis.
ter Mrs. Bates, who left next day for her
home in Seattle. The ladies present
were: Mesdames Darling, Kinney,
Lawrence, Dobson, Gotta, Dickinson.
Langdon, Wiley, Linsley, Sco6eld and
Ayers and Miss Scofeld.
Angliss & Co., the leading jewelers.
have quite a large and interesting displa,
of curios in their fine window. Have q
look at them while passing, and re-
member at the same time the stock Of
goods inside will repay you to examine
Repairing watches, etc. optical work and
repairs a speciality. In the De Graf
building. 3-I6-I,
Rehearsals are being held daily for the
minstrel jubilee to be given by local en-.
tertainers at the opera house o Mrs
Hughes is drilling a chorus of f~fty-sever
voices and it is SAID by those who have
attended rehearsals to be very fine. The
end men will be DR.. Smith, Jerry Hayes
Gus Baisch and G. A. Hughes, while ]
P. Tingle will act as interlocutor.
On the 9th David Jutzeler of Bronche
shipped a car Of horses to Horn ock, Iowa
The horses were loaded at Hebron anc
were inspected by Landlord F. M. Smith
Of that place who has made a complete
report to the PRESS, showing that h,
knows his duty-to the readers of thu
Press. Ten of the horses were BRANDED
on the lett shoulder with the horn brand
and the other brand is harder to describe
Hazel Fox entertained a company Of
her little friends Wednesday afternoon
her eighth birthday. Those presen
were: Pauline and Ethel Hagerman
Ethel and Myrtle Parker, Ellen ane
Florence Walton, Alice Richardson, Ra,
Aud, Dorothy Ayers, Myra Wiley, Dori'
| Chamberlain, Marjorie Stickney, Flor
ence Dickinson and Ollie Dingman.
James Kilmartin, who has not visitet
Dickinson since September, 1893, wa
calling on oid.time friends here this week
Engineer Kilmartin worked for the N
P. at this place for ID years. He joinet
the Klondike gold seekers in the sprinl
| of 'o8, and of late has been railroading il
Utah and Montana. He makes his hom,
with a sister in Nebraska and is now o.
his way TO Washington.
This week P. A. Moir bought lot 81
block 3, OF J. L. Brown for a considera
ton of $500. The lot is IS foot-fron,
adjoining the Parker store on the south
Mr.. NOR, whose 5-year lease with T. H
Ryan expires about June, 1902, will cree
a 2-story brick store OF the lot during tn
next 10 months. He will probably exca
vate and put in the foundation the com
ing season. MI. Moir is certainly fortu
nate is securing SO fine a location Of
Barnes street.
c. G. Simpson, of the firm Of Simpson
Jeferies & Co., and Dan Nefsy shippe,
q car of horses this week to Butte, Mon,
The horses were bought Of farmer
around Dickinson, were we'll broken an,
averaged 1900 pounds in weight. The
will be used as ore teams around tn
smelters and we're selected for thi
special purpose. 1t is a new departure
for North Dakota people to be shippin,
horses into Montana, but it seems tina
the mine owners are unable to find a sui
fcient quantity of good draft horses, ii
good flesh, in their own state.
The board of opera house director
met again Tuesday night. They accepte