The Dickinson press., 1901-02-02
Mrs. Darling is recovering from her

Il 1870 sAeNA.AEEE EHs2EE
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher have an
infant daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Hender.
son, January 70, adaughter.
Over an inch Of snow fell in the Can.
non Ball country Monday night.
Found-black muf. Can pay 20 cent.
for this notice aud get property.
dad Cl,nch is looking after the
Minnewaukan Siftings this winter.
Mrs. J. r. Jingle was quito i'll for a
week, but is improving rapidly now.
Mrs. ]. w; Currie has just recovered
from a serious illness of about two weeks.
Gus Baisch is an artistic decorator, as
his work in the window of the De Graf
building shows.
A handsome new regulator is being
set in placcSih window at Greene's Drug
& Jewelry store. 2-2-lt
Ben Van der Las, clerk at A. T. Crowl
& Cos, left Wednesday on a months
visit in st. Paul and Iowa.
Chickens, turkeys, blue rib celery and
lettuce and green cucumbers for Satur-
day, at Parker's. 2-2-tt
J.J Skeen arrived from Colorado las,
Saturday and has taken a position with
his brother Oscar in his blacksmith shop.
Mrs. L. Scott Of Taylor is visiting
friends in Dickinson this week. Mr..
Scott was up for a day the first Of the
week.
Robert Neil was in Bismarck y few
days ago and talked over his Cape Nome
mining properties with some parties
there.
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1874
Two cars of the H T horses were re-
Gently bought by Indiana parties. The
horses were delivered in Dickinson last
Saturday.
Athena, butter waters, champaign
waters, cheese straws, cheese sandwiches,
saratoga fakes and ramona, at Drenk.
| els. 2-2tf
Beisigl Pete was in a few days ago
with a shipment of the Little Missouri
Horse Co. horses, which had bsen sold
to eastern parties.
VIM. Neuens has bought the Oukrop
place near Lone Butte. At present his
family is in Dickinson. They expect to
move out soon.
Ed. Current was in Tuesday to pay
his Stark county taxes and said that Mrs.
current had been confined to her room
for a week with sickness.
Simpson, Jeffcries & Co.!have received
another car of cattle from Geo. Frye.
The cattle are at the Northrop barn and
Walt is looking after the sales.
The city officers finished moving into
their new quarters on Thursday. Next
Monday night will be the first meeting
of the council in the new hall.
The board of health at Mandan has
issued a proclamation forbidding all
public gatherings on account of the
prevalence of diphtheria and small pox
there.
Commissioner !. b. Stoddard returned
Wednesday night from the 9 bar ranch
whittier he had been to buy a pair of
work horses, of which H. c. Quinion al.
ways has a few to spare.
Two wagon loads of goods were sent
to the Currie & Co. store at Haley on
Wednesday. The wheeling was fine and
the boys expected to make the 75-mile
trip in two and one-half days.
E. Deffebach has returned from Mon
tana, whittier he had been for the pur-
pose of contracting cattle for spring de-
livery. The prospect is that the price of
cattle will be high in the spring.
Last Friday Joe Bray lost his barns
and sheds by fire. One calf and about
20 tons of hay were consumed. The
children had been playing in the barn
a short time before the fire was dis.
covered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hagan returned
the first of the week from a 2-months'
visit at Bedford, Iowa. Mrs. Hagan's
sister, Miss Nervie Remington, accomp.
anied them and will spend the winter
here.
Miss Elizabeth M. Baker, who served
four terms as stenographer to Mime.
sofa governors, will soon visit Dickin.
son, her former home. Later Miss
Baker will visit her brother, S. G. Baker
at Tacoma.
A.. N. Jeferies has been in Illinois the
past few days looking after some Of
the J%efferies & Richards cattle sales
They have been feeding cattle on corn
and had some on the Chicago marke,
this week.
The largest general merchandise sale
that was ever Witnessed in Dickinson
will commence at the Currie 4 Co. store
Saturday morning, February 2. al 9 a. m,
Read announcement published else.
where. Over $4,000 worth of goods tc
be sold.
The Hughes Electric Lighr Co. have
wired the city hall and by means Of
switches any room or every room in the
building can be lighted in an instant. Ii
case of a night fire, this will be of grea'
advantage to the fremen.
Friends of Agent Goodhue will be
sorry to learn that he has had a relapse
and probably will not be able to return
to Dickinson before the middle of the
month. In the meantime Agent Dick
Richardson, Cashier E. p. Stanley, Clerl
John Leash and Baggageman Joe Leisct
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