The Dickinson press., 1901-09-21

Hi Henry big city minstrslsz-55o in
number-zall white performers77wili be
atf the opera house next Tuesday eve.
ming. They were here April 10th, 1892,
and everybody who saw them will want
to see them again. All
Miss Emma Poole, who was married
at Dickinson this week, has been in the
employ Of the Northern Pacific for some
twenty years and has been at Menoken
and other stations 4 most faithful em-
Ploye.-Bismarck Tribune.
President ID. Hill Of the Great North
fern. General Miles and other distin-
guished gentlemen went east over the
IN. p. the first Of the week in a special
train. They were hurrying east on &C
count Of the death Of President Nc
Kinley.
The damp weather has continued an
other week and while it has not been
good weather for haying aid harvesting
crops the dampness has served to start
the grass which will be the means Of pre-
venting prairie fires. This is a great re-
lief to ranchmen.
Married, Sept. IS, By Rev. Father
Claude. Mr.. R. Dyaegher and Miss
Emma Perudder, both of Sentinel Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyaegherspent Wednesday
in Dickinson. returning to their ranch Is
miles from Sentinel Butte Thursday.
evening.
Paris & Co. report the following sales
for Monday. w. A. Henderson 80 las
feeders $40, 2395o-feeders $685. 1855
cows S3.75, IL 86o.cows $3.50, IL 1856
cows $3.50; Alf White 73 IIo67steers
$3.50. IS l234-steers s4.4o, 10 1861 steers
$3.50. 2e 9o4.cows s3.4o; A. Farrah 10
I263-steers $40, 10 I227-steers S4.4o, II
lo47-steers S4.4o; N. Thomson 81 lo47-
steers S4.35. IL oo2-cows 81.
In the little Pan-American pamphlet
"Glimpses of North Dakota" is a scene
on page 81 which was taken on the Lit
tie Missouri a short distance below Me-
dora. 1t represents one Of Sheriff Good
alrs beef camps in early days. The
scene On the next page represents TIT
beef herd neal Eland and a wool train
Just south of Dickinson.
President Roosevelt appointed Thurs
day as a day to be observed in
memory of our late martvred president,
Mckinley, but according TO- previous ar
engagements memorial services in Dick
inson will be conducted and a memorial
sermon preached at St. Johns church
next Sunday morning at 1910 o'clock.
pecially the veterans of the Civil and
Spanish wars are invited TO be present at
the service.
The Little Missouri Horse Co., through
Frank Lish, has just received the finest
wagon that was ever brought into the
country. 1t is a Schuttler wagon, made
to order in Chicago, and weighs 1850
pounds. When Supt. Clark gets four of
those handsome H T Percheron horses
hitched to this wagon he well be able to
haul a load to the ranch that will count
for something.
Wednesday afternoon John Budda,
deputy sheriff, brought Harry McTier in
from Richardton and turned him over to
Sheriff Goodall. Since Harry was ad-
mitted to bail it is said that he has not
behaved as he should. He got into a
scrape at Gladstone and since then he
has been doing a good deal of talking.
and it appears that his bondsman, Paul
Horn, does not care to serve longer.
Sheriff Goodall: Yes, Iwell remember
coming down from Medora with Theo-
dore Roosevelt fifteen years ago to cele.
brate the Fourth in Dickinson. Joe Nc
coul, Jerry Paddock, John Crosby, Dan
Bryan, Will Merriield, Joe and Sylvan
Ferris, and others made up the party
that day. Nj. Roosevelt gave us as good
a speech as l we heard. l remember
that my horse took first money in the
half mile running race.
All veterans Of the Civil war, whether
of the Blue or the Gray, also all veterans
of the Spanish-American- Philippine wars
are earnestly requested to meet at the
armory of Co. X, N. D. N. G., opera
house, on Sunday morning, Sept. 22nd,
at o:3o o'clock, to participate with Co. K,
in a memorial service to our martyred
president, William Mckinley. to be held
at St. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. J.
H. Dobbyn, rector. Services will COM
mence at 1890 o'clock a. N.
"a Wise Woman" the three-act musi-
cal comedy by Wilfred Clarke, who is
also responsible for that great success.
F"Oh! Susanah!" has been secured for the
near future at the Dickinson opera house.
This is a fortunate booking for Manager
Skeen and one worthy of special notice,
as the attraction is to be. seen in but
very few one-night stands this season,
its time having been almost entirely
booked in the larger cities of the coun-
try. This is strong evidence Of the
strength of the company.
{ Chief Surgeon VIM. Courtney of the
Brainerd hospital advises V. H. Stickney,
N. P. Surgeon for this division, that they
!. are erecting a building to be used as a
nurses home, in connection with a nurses
!, training school. The building will be
completed in November, and any young
lady between the age of Fl and IS, pos.
sessed of good health, good moral char.
acter and a good general education thigh
school work or its equivalent) who de.
sires to take up trained nursing as an oc.
cupation, should make application to
Miss Laura Whitaker, Supt. of nurses
N. P. hospital, Brainerd, Mimi, or DR.