The Dickinson press., 1901-06-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

from the state University.
Warden Boucher came in from Bis
marck Wednesday afteroon.
J. E. Phelan was shaking hands with
Dickinson people this week.
Ferd. Leutz, state commissioner of in
surance, came up Wednesday.
Over four inches of rain is reported
from the Killdeer mountain country.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of DR.. C.. c. Young to a Kansas lady.
Editor and Mrs. M. H. Jewel came up
from Bismarck Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jas. Foley Of Bismarck was the
guest OF Conductor and Mrs. Haskin this
week.
Editor and Mrs. L. D. McGahan, of
the Bismarck Palladium, were guests Of
the city this week.
The Gus Sun mlnstrels and r. R.
shows combine three big shows in one,
all for one admission.
The rainfall in Dickinson Tuesday
evening was r.o6 inches, and that Of the
night before was 23-Ioo inches.
Particulars concerning a pair of train
ed wolf dogs can be had by inquiry at
the Press mechanical department.
Carroll & Rowley have been purchas-
ing some new carriages for their stable
and otherwise improving their service.
C. F. Messingham of Mandan. while in
the city this week with herd of Here.
lords, sold a fine bull to Rasmus Jensen
Take the children to see the Gus Sun
minstrels and R. R. shows. They will
enjoy the holiday as we'll as the older
ones.
L. H. Gates, a former resident of this
country, is up from Minnesota and has
been gathering some Of his range horses
recently.
Mayor Johnson and Major Edwards
were arrivals on Wednesdays No. 8
They were domiciled at Senator Simp.
sons home.
M. C. Eacker succeeded in getting hi.
cement walk laid on Sims street this
week Notwithstanding the rain and rush
Of tournament and street fair crowds.
Friday morning H. C. Quinion had .
splendid group of seventeen of his range
horses photographed. They are I'm
questionably the finest horses, of theil
class in. the country.
S. H. Hagan of Northwood and w. F
Strong, a member Of the Tower City
Cyclone Hook & Ladder Co, were
among the callers at the Press Office
this week
&c. F. Parker learned this week tina,
Geo. Lewis, chief Of the Grafton fire de
partment, was aschoolmate ofhis twenty
eight years ago when both were living il
Prince Edward Island.
G.S. Cryne thinks more rain fell a,
Gladstone Tuesday night than at Dickin
son. Speaking of the crop prospect, Mr.
Cryne said he hid not think it possible Il
get more than half a crop this season.
The Gus Sun shows do not give a stree
parade but will give you all the flint
music you want free, also a sensational
exhibition on the show grounds after tn
band concerts at 1880 p. m.
If you see the Gus Sun shows you vii
you will be highly entertained and great,
pleased. They cater especially 10th
ladies and children. Everything mora
and Of highclass nature.
Supt. N. Kline, Master Mechanic F
N. Risteen and Cal. Lason, the las
named road foreman Of engines for tn,
Yellowstone division, were among tn
visitors in the city this week.
Dickinson has a number of partie
who have large sums Of money investe'
in sheep, but the firm Of Richards
Dinsdale are among the largest opera
tors in this industry. ~Theyrecently pul
chased 1900 sheep, which. with thei
other holdings, makes $4,000 or $1,000
that they have invested in sheep, and tn
Press ventures the assertion that no in
dividual or firm outside Of Dickinson j
this state, South Dakota or Minnesot
deals so extensively in this class Of stock
The Gus Sun minstreIs and railroa'
shows combined will exhibit in Dickin
son on the 18th. One performance only
The program embraces a minstrel show
a vaudeville show, and about everything
one would see in a frst.class circus
The show travels in its own special trail
especially purchased by Mr.. Sun for thi
western tour, and visitors are always vel
come after the afternoon performance
Among the principal acts in the pre-
gram We mention: The great Einhau
family-6ve in numbee-in their grea
sensation aerial acts; The Quillins. th
flexible demons: James Whiting an
Brither's triple horizontal bars; Jar. BEN
lev, dancing barrel and hand balancing
2. W. Chipman's troupe Of tumblers an
death-defying acrobats; MI. Fred !
Forbes wonderful educated dogs an
ponies, doing tricks before q
tempted by dumb brutes; Gus Sun Il
J Juggling Apollo; the great fun-maker
) Homer, Rialto end Nugent, singer
| dancers and comedians; the three Sun
1.-THE Chipmans, Sadie and Everett, and
: host Of others, numbering in all seyent
FIVE people. Instead Of the usual sire
parade this show will give band concer
and a free exhibition on the show groun,
daily. Judging from the people adve
] tised and the paper used we assume 4
snow to be strictly ~frst.class, and it "
: doubtless do a big business. The usr
pricessof admission will prevail duri
IS the engagement. Performance opens
8o'clock in the evening.