The Dickinson press., 1901-09-28
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Mrs. LII. Rudiselle vas i'll The 6rstss Of
the week.
Frank Treat. the Germania insurance
man, arrived from Fargo on Friday.
Mrs. E.J. Berry gave a small dinner
party Sunday in honor of Miss sco6eld.
TT Beard returned Tuesday from the
east, where he had been to zee about
feeding sheep this fall.
"A Buffalo dispatch Of Oct. IS says:
|Czolgosz vas sentencedIto be electrcuted
the eekbeginning Oct.28.
Mrs. George E. Burgess and daughter
Ethel, Of Medora, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. H.Rudiselle this week.
Miss Efie Wiley of Steele is visiting
at the home Of her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Wiley, Of this city.
Allenberg & Co. made some good
sales for Messrs Johnson, Cornell and
Ashcroft Bros, of Gave Hills, this week.
William Colgrove was in Monday with
forty bushels Of potatoes, which he dis
posed Of readily at CSC per ,bushel.
MIR. and Mrs. c. H. Pearl, who have
been visiting in Maine and other states
east. returned home Thursday morning.
Harry Gilbert. of Sentinel Butte. went
to Mandan on Monday to attend an ad-
iourned meeting Of the state reform
board.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Pelissier and Mrs.
Alden Eaton, OF Medora, we're returning
home Tuesday from a visit at James,
town.
According to the laws of New York
October 78 is the earliest date that
could be fixed for the execution of
Czolgosz.
Last Saturday Sheriff Follis brought
Otto Cheneworth to Dickinson and lodg-
ed him in Jail. Cheneworth waived ex-
animation.
Mrs. c. N. Barker and son went to
New York the first of this week, word
having been received that Mrs. Barker's
mother was very i'll.
Richards & Dinsdale will have their
large band Of sheep at Eland to-day and
tomorrow, instead of at the Dickinson
yards as reported last week.
Joe Neil, who had been visiting in
Dickinson, was joined by his family,
from Mandan, on Wednesday, and to-
gether they returned to Tacoma.
H. H. Culmer, of Chicago, consulting
chemist for the Central Asphalt and
Refining Company, of Beaumont, Texas,
was the guest Of Col. and Mrs. ALT White
this week.
Mark Sutherland and son Silas shipped
seven carloads of cattle to Chicago on
Friday. Both went down. Mr.Suther-
land, ST., will go to Atlanta, ILL.,, to visit
his mother for a few days.
Charles King returned Tuesday from
Brainerd, where he had been for two
months receiving treatment for paralysis.
He is much better and hopes to be all
right within a few weeks.
Paris & Co. report the following sales
for this week: Thirty-nine of the Hans
Christensen steers, 1860 weight, $40, IL
cows $3.50 and 3 cows $685.; ]. H. Nc
Gillick 20 fo67-steers 'A.l5 and o 1910
teers $4.65; Beisigl Bros. 6o 1o47-steers
s4.2o; VIM. Kennedy's steers $3.50.
The North American report the follow
ing sales for the week: G. c. Ludolphe 3
I226-cows, s4.75 and 6 I27o-steers, s5.35;
Thomas Flynn 90 l2l4-steers $3.50 and 9
l134-cows s3.65; Beisigl Bros. 81 1868
COWS s4.35, "a II53-cows $500 and 81 800
heifers $3.50; P. c. REILLY 8 887-cows $50.
Miss Edna Scofeld left Wedne sday
morning for ayear's study ia the Chicago
art school. Miss Scofeld while clerk in
the senate last winter became quite ia
nous for her sketches of the Legislators.
Her Dickinson friends know we'll her
talent and are glad that she is to con
tinue her art studies.
Hi Henry's minstrels are certainly
frst-class and Mr.. Henry can rest as
sured that he will get a large house
whenever he comes to Dickinson. Not
outstanding it rained all the afternoon
and during the evening, every seat in
the opera house was taken Tuesday
night. The people enjoyed every part
of the performance, which was the very
best of its kind.
At the Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing Rev. J. Hume Dobbyn preached a
Mckinley memorial sermon which was
listened to with deep interest by a large
audience. Company K in uniform, Cap.
tain Smith commanding, were in attend.
ance, also many veterans of the Civil
war. Miss Deffebuch sang an ofertory
solo which added to the pleasure of the
audience. The full text of the sermon
appears in this issue of the Press.
yellow LunChe0p.
A merry party of young ladies assem-
bled at Mrs. T.. A. Simpson's--laSt Satuy,