The Dickinson press., 1901-04-20

uUWn tIOtlS Out.
ing the week. 8@s
Capt. Saunders IS plating Senator =,
a. Simpsons addition. The lots are II
be no feet square and insnanyr respects
will bevery desirable.
All tho live stock committees are re-
questeds to meet in Dickinson Saturday
afternoon. April a7,at p. m. Please:
bear this in mind and be present.
Mr.. and Mrs.sR. N. Miller arrivse.sdthis
week from the South and will locate in
the stock business in this vicinity. Mr..
Miller formerly resided in Texas and has
been an extensive stock dealer for sev-
eralyears,
Friends of Agent Goodhue will regret
to hear thar be has had to go to Brainerd.
hospital on account Of rheumatism. He
passed through here. Tuesday on his way
there, Mrs. Goodhue accompanying him
as far as Mandan, where she visited Mrs.
Al: Nichols for Hday.
Marie Hughes had a birthday party
Wednesday which was planned as a sur-i
prise to the young lady. The guests
were invited for Ave and from then pn-
til nine seventeen girls had perfectly
elegant time dancing, with Mrs. Dobson
at the piano and Mrs. Gregory as caller.
The executive committee at their
meeting Wednesd, " night appointed the
following subcommittee: Decorations
Geo. Auld, g. Baisch, Ed. Jones, A.
Dingman and Chas. Rau; Hotels and
Restaurants y. P. Tingle, Aft White,
M. H. Linsley, c. E. Allen and Q. h.
Frankenberg.
Secretary Geo. Hughes left. Thursday
evening for ST. Paul 10 take up with the
Northern Pacific the matter Of trans
portation for the iremen's tournament
and street fair TO be held in Dickinson 10
June. He hopes to get an exception
ally low rate. Secretary Hughes will
also arrange for street attractions while
infthe Twin Cities.
Died-at R%ichardton, April ", Ernest
Colburn, aged 10 years and s months.
Deceased died with pneumonia after an
illness of 6 days. Ernest was living
with his mother, and was a steady young
man.of good habits. He was a brother
Of Perley Colburn. who served with the
volunteers in the Philippines and who
has been working for Percy Chamber
lain in Dickinson Of late. Funeral SER
vices were held on. Monday.
The hearing in the case of the state VS..
S. B. Chapel before Police Magistrate
Ryan was commenced on Wednesday,
Miss Coleman acting as stenographer.
w. P. Miller is defending, and 1.-THE time
of going to press Friday afternoon the
hearing wa mol quite completed. 1t is
no. likely that it will require SO much
time in the Jones. Leakey and Mcdonald
hearings.
Manager Hughes has a large force, Of
lincmen framing and placing the new 40
foot telephone poles and changing the
wires from the old to the new poles.
The work is being done by experienced
men and with as little interruption az
possible, but it is probable that some Of
the wires will get crossed. causing some
annoyance in certain parts Of the city,
and Mr.. Hughes asks that the patrons q
the exchange will be patient as possible
for the few days that will be required in
making the change.
Geo. A. Dunlap and L. Giesler came
in from Chicago Sunday morning, re.
naming intliescitiyunt Tuesday morn
ing when they went to Miles City to at.
tendthe Montana stock meeting. Mr..
Giesler is president Of the German
American Savings Bank of Muscatine,
la, and treasurer Of the North American
Live Stock Commission Co. of Chicago
Mr.. Dunlap is solicitor for the above
commission house and will make head.
quarters at Dickinson this year4the same
as last year.
The Mineral Fur Dressing Co. was in
corporated this week and. will be doing
business as soon as buildings can be
erected and suitable machinery placed,
The officers are: H. T.. Dickinson, presi.
dent; He. Christensen, vice president;
WI Richards, treasurer; c. G. Simp,
son, secretary. The board Of directors
includes the officers and Mark Suther.
land. c. H. Merry and F. R. Waterman.
Mr.. Waterman will be general manager,
and with the high character and financial
standing of the men above named there
cahsb be no doubt as to the success Of this
new enterprise. They have investigated
Thoroughly and know what they are
about. The Press believes that the
Mineral Fur Dressing Co. will NOT only
be profitable for the stockholders but 81
great advantage to this section Of the
STATE. The matter is treated more fully
ia an article found elsewhere.
Mrs. DR.. Stickney entertained most de-
lightfulIy a large number of her lady
Friends Thursday a~fternoonat euchre
and croconole. Lovely carnations were
the souvenirs presentedea each guest in the
dressing rooms. At half past five lunch
was served. after which prizes were
awarded, Mrs. Dobson. Mrs Whinn and
Mrs. Simpson winning the euchre prizes
dainty gifts Of cbina-andsMr Hagan
the c~roconole prize-a painting % glas,
the work Of the hostess. The follow.
Ing ladies were invited: Mesdamessic
G.Simpson. Reid, A. White, Thomp.
son, Gotta. johnson, Jeferies, Manning, ],
Freeman .sW. Freeman, Richards
Langdon. Rudiselle, Ray, Tingle, Little.
hales, Linsley, Dostaler, Leonberger,
kim, Gregory Wiley, Goodhue
Sweeney, Geo. Dobson, Dobson, Lucy
Dobson. Garter. Greene, Berry, Crowl
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