The Dickinson press., 1901-11-23

II CvSAy 0uuOAy lA1Otuluh ~ AAC ASoSUSuIS
Of Mrs. 3. J. Sutherland. All are in
vited.
Wallace Paddock returned Wednes-
day morning from his trip to California.
He stopped oHaat Bel6eld to visit his
.Eparents. Ellen remains west.
DR.. Kendrick brought down two deer
in . vsry short time one day the past
week and is Of the opinion that the Bad
Lands is the place to hunt large game.
M. c. Eacker has just put up a r7-foot
gear Aermotor wind mill with a grist
mill attachment and O. E. Foote is happy
because he was the agent to sell the out
6t.
Mrs. Frank Lish returned Wednesday
evening from her three-weeks' sojourn in
81. Paul where she, underwent an opera
ton which it is. hoped will greatly i'm
prove her health.
1t is officially announced that Indian
Agent Thomas Richards, against whom
charges were preferred last spring, is not
to be. retained in office. His successor
has not been named.
H. curliss -seturned the first of the
week from a six weeks visit east. He
visited the home Of his boyhood days in
the vicinity of Detroit, Michigan, where
he had not been for IS years.
He. Mathews, brother Of Mrs. Wilde
and Mrs. Wilson. expects his wife the
coming week. Nj. Mathews, who rail-
roaded on this division in 1890, has been
braking here the past month.
Estelle, daughter of Mr.. and Mr.. F.
A. Little, has been a very sick girl the
past week. She was reported a little
better on Wednesday and in a fair way
to make a rapid recovery.
The marriage of MIR. Fred Broxmier
and Miss Edith Fread was solemnized
on Monday by Father Vincent. Ahum-
Der of relatives and friends came up
from Richardton to join in the festivities
which followed the marriage.
E. H. Brewster of Wibaux went to
Kansas City this week and will visit a
number Of the leading Hereford herds
during the next few days,bringing up at
Chicago for the National Live Stock as
ISOLATION meeting the first of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Coils of Mandan
have gone t Des Moines, Iowa, where
E. G. attends the grand conclave of the
American Yeoman as delegate from the
Morton county homesteads. They will
visit in Chicago en- route home.
In this issue of the PRESS will be
found the advertisement of the Mcmillan
Fur & Wool Co. The firm was estab-
lished in 1877 and has a reputation for
fair dealing throughout the Northwest.
Anton Burda, one of the thrifty DO.
hemian settlers northwest of Dickinson,
will winter 80 head of cattle. He raised
700 bushels of wheat the past season be-
sides a quantity of oats and vegetables.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Farrah arrived from
Pennsylvania on the evening of the 18th
and registered at the St. Charles where
they have been receiving the congratula-
tons of their numerous friends in the
city.
A.C. Gilbert returned from his horse
ranch south this week and will soon 20
to Fairmont, MIMI, for the winter. Mi.
Gilbert shipped 50 horses to market this
year and branded 80 colts which leaves
the number more than full.
VIM. Mackin, district veterinarian, was
called to Dickinson this week to look up
some cases of CHAMBERS reported to ex-
list among horses owned by German set
tiers living IS miles north of here. Nj.
Mackin is making a thorough examina-
ton and will make a full report on his
return from the country.
The Indies Of Gladstone will give a
c~hicken-pie dinner Thanksgiving day in
the waiting room of the depot. for the
benefit Of the NJ. E. church. Dinner IS
cents, served from twelve. o'clock to four.
Everyone heartily welcome.
LAST winter an infant child of mine
had Group in'a violent FORM" says Elder
John w. Rogers, a Christian Evangelist,
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and in
a short time ali danger was past and the
lchild recovered" This remedy not only
cures Group, but when given as soon as
the first symptoms appear, will prevent
the attack. 1t contains no opium or
other harmful substance and may be
given as confidently to a baby as to an
adult. For sale by all druggists.
]. L. Hughes. cashier of the Dakota
State bank, is To- the owner of the
"long o bar through the center brand"
originally recorded in the name Of L. B.
Keller and Pat Buel. The brand is
placed on the right side, hip or shoulder
of cattle. MI. Hughes bought the above
brand Of cattle-5I head of very fine T.
year old heifers-some weeks ago and
has arranged with Robert Monroe to
keep the same at the old Diamond c
!. ranch.
1t IS indeed pleasant to notice the ma.
. terial change in the general appearance
. OF the interior of Parker & Cos meat
and grocery store. They have fitted
themselves up a we'll lighted and very
pleasant Office in the rear Of their market
, and have had c. E. Dickinson paper and
paint the main part of the store. Mr.
Dickinson has shown his usual good
taste. giving the store a very bright and
attractive appearance, all of which goes
to show that Parker & Co. are enterpris.
: ing and up-to-date.
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Do Commissioners Hold Over?
Tribune:. Alegal question has been
I raised with reference to the. law passed
by the last legislature affecting the ten.
ure of Office Of county commissioners.