The Dickinson press., 1901-04-06
1AYloR 1AlllNes.

About Nav Ist is the time set for the
formal opening of our new creamery.
All patrons are expected to take notice
and stimulate their cows to redoubled
exertion after that date.
John Knudson has secured a position
on the r. r. as carpenter and will ac-
cept as soon as his duties OF juryman
are ended.
A number of Taylorites took a hand
car ride to R%ichardton Sunday. I,
E. R. Bonney and family, with several
Taylor on their way to Gladstone last
week. Miss Della will remain at Ante
lope until her present term of school is.
completed. =
John Mccarthy was impaneled as Jury
man and went up to Dickinson Monday
night.
The young butter-maker of the Hebron
creamery was in town last Saturday look
ing up his prospects of securing a job in
our new creamery. We did not learn if
he was successful or otherwise.
Miss Minnie Mcclure commenced
school in the district fourteen miles
southwest of Taylor Monday.
Our fire company is making active
preparation to compete in the tourna.
ment which will be held in June at Dick
inson Nearly every night they may be
seen rushing around with buckets
The news that Aguinaldo was captured
by Funston was gratefully received by
the latter's relatives in this city. We
would suggest that England hire Gen.
Funston and four or five able bodied
Americans to put down the rebellion in
South Africa, as it seems as if her SOL
diers are for ornamental purposes only.
Mrs. Karl Hannah went up to Dick
inson Monday afternoon.
Dan Forbes has just completed a new
sidewalk in front of his residence on
Forest avenue.
Karl Bagley has been suffering with an
attack of tonsilitis the past week.
"April Fool" passed off very quietly
in Taylor, and we heard of no very
severe practical jokes being played.
One of the Taylor citizens who at
tended the minstrel show at Dickinson
pronounced it the "best ever"
The six-year old son of R. Fleck is
dangerously i'll.
Milt Bobb returned from Minnesota
Wednesday night, where he was called
on account Of the death of his father.
Considerable surprise was expressed
by our people at the verdict brought in
by the jury in the Smith-Aackman case
The only explanation we have heard thus
far was a remark made by one of the
jurymen that, I'VE sports must stand tc
gether."
K. A. Knutson is seriously thinking o.
renting the Tracey hotel and operating
a first-class liveryin connection. Wehave
never been in the business but have ar
idea there must be big money in it judg
ing from the number OF eager hote
aspirants.
/ Paul liner made a trip out to his ranct
Saturday, returning home Sunday.
Ola Keyset and father of Knife rive,
took the train at this place Friday to visi
friends and relatives a week or two in
the Red River country. They will in
~cidentally pick up a few carloads of cat
tie while away.
Born to Capt. and Mrs. Sieverts, Tues
day night, a son. As this is their 13th
the Captain declares there is no such
thing as an unlucky number.
The friends of Geo. Kilmer of Hebron
who has lately been selected to fill the
position of agent at Dickinson, are yer,
much pleased. MI. Kilmer is a clever
accommodating official and wins friend.
wherever he goes. 1t is a gratifying fac,
that R. R. companies are not slow to ap.
preciate' the services of competent mer
and reward them accordinplV.