The Dickinson press., 1901-08-03

train between Seattle and Tacoma
CHI. Pearl weighed up 10000 pounds Of
wool this week which was sold to Mich.
OILS. Dupee & Co. at NC per pound.
Joe Lenneville got kicked while a
work at the Brien blacksmith shop and
was laid up for a few days this week.
Geo. Stabler. who recently served witt
the English army in South Africa, re-
turned to Dickinson Thursday morning
The Lyon Elevator Co. is erecting new
elevators at Mannhaven and Washburn
The same company has an elevator in
this CITY.
Geo. T. Dollard of Bel6eld has been
granted a pension of IS per month
George served with Co. X in the Philip
pines.
VIM. Gardner had two cars OF yearline
muttons on the Chicago market last
week which sold at s4.25. The average
weight was 90 lbs.
Mrs. Roy Hubbard and son Clyde Of
Glen Ullin are visiting at New England
Mrs. Hubbard's father, E. B. Partridge
met the visitors in this city.
H.A Davis & Co. are preparedto SUI
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention. s-o-ti
Alex Paulson and Jim Stewart have
taken down the wood and erected a fine
canvas awning in front of 0. F. Franken'
berg's bowling alley.
Pete Brown had two carloads of NUT.
ton sheep on the St. Paul market last
week which brought him $500 per cwt
The sheep averaged III pounds.
Earl Bailey sends the PRESS a copy
of the San Francisco Call which tells all
about the national Epworth league
meeting and many other things.
The state university has extended
the time for receiving coal bids until
August II, as will be seen by notice pub
lished elsewhere in this issue.
]. E. Phelan came in from the east on
Wednesday. Miss Ruth is visiting nMan-
dan and will be in Dickinson within a
few days.
l. Nollet was in the city this week and
arranged for the consignment Of $1,000
pounds of wool to Nichols, Dupee & Co.
The wool was weighed and baled on
Tuesday.
Jeferies, Higgins & Defebach shipped
ten cars Of mutton sheep to market on
Thursday. Mr.. Jefferies went to Chicago
the same day.
Auditor and Mrs. Ed. Foley, Of Me
dora, were east bound passengers on
Wednesday. Mrs. Foley was on her way
to Ohio for a visit and Ed. was going a.
far as Fargo.
VIM. Gardner returned Wednesday
from Chicago, well pleased with his
trip and particularly with sale of sheer
mentioned elsewhere-made for hin
by r. L. Something's house.
C. M. Bennett, of northern Missouri
has been in the vicinity Of Gladstone th'
past week looking for a location for cat
tie. Owing to the drought south MI. b
will either have to sell his cattle or FIND
a new location.
After attending to the shipment Q
his several clips of wool, Henry Schult;
hurried to Bel6eld Wednesday evening
TO load three cars of sheep for thu
Chicago market. Mr.. Schultz accom-
panied his shipment.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred w. Turner arrived
from St. Paul this week. MI. Turne
is a brother of c. T. Crowl and expects
to remain permanently in the city. HI
is a blacksmith by trade and has take'
a position in T. H. Brien's shop.
Married. July 80. by Father Claude
Mr.. R. Van cauweaberghe and Mis-
Josephine Mayer. Van Is a prosperou
rancher at Sentinel Butte and his friend
will be pleased to learn Of his marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Cauwenberghe vent HON
on the train Wednesday afternoon.
Tribune of July rs: Attorney Tod
of Wabash City, Ind, was in the cit
yesterday. He desired to locate j
Dickinson, but found he bad not pra.
ticed long enough in his own state to i
admitted to practice here, and. SO he II
turned east on the afternoon train.
The people of the city are promised
rare treat in the readings and recitation
Of Edward H. Frye, the noted novels
who Will be in the city on the evening {
ADJUST 9. His selections on that occ;
sion wilt he chiefly from apsyid Harum,
and those who enjoy the display {
Yankee humor will M doubt be presen
"A. ]. Allen is back from the market
where he sold three cars OF beet castl
last week which he had bought of rancf
men in this locality. Mr.. Allen don
claim to have made a great deal 6
money in this speculation. but he is bac
for more cattle and will try It again.
Henry Schultz finally consigned b
wool TO Justice. Bateman& Co. He va
offered nc per pound +. Q. b. lDickinso
and was also made about the same off,
by the Clinton Woolen Mfg, Co.
Clinton, Mich, the company havfn
secured 62o pounds Of the wool, whic
according to their report. shrunk s. p'
cent. The buyers here had general
claimed that the Dickinson woods wouI
shrink from 60 TO e per cent