The Dickinson press., 1901-01-19
John Lenneville writes that the air on,
the Sound i ! little light for him and he
don't know just how long he will remain

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H. Wilson to meet in Bismarck on Feb.
8, al, 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Call at Scofeld's next Tuesday aud
take advantage Of his IS per cent dis
count sale on outing flannel and muslin
night gowns. l-Io-,t
T. H. Brien, through H. c. Quinion,
has contracted to deliver, 81 head Of
horses to Fred Dickinson on the I5th of
April at $50 per round.
Remember the bargain sale Of outing
flannel and muslin night robes at SEQ
fields next Tuesday. Cash sale-one
day only-at IS per cent discount 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cowan, located at
Tacoma, were cast-bound passengers
last Saturday. On their return they in
tend to visit in Dickinson.
A. ]. Allen fed a car each Of calves and
steers at Dickinson this week. They
were Minnesota stock-his second ship
ment this month to Bozeman, Mont.
Koesel 4 Co.. the Richardton mer-
chants, are working On the foundation of
a new store. 1t will be a mopel building
and will be 40 feet wide by 90 feet long.
Manager Chas. w. Conroy, Of the Man
dan Mercantile, goes to jamestown this
week to be absent a week or ten days.
He will visit Bismarck and Mandan on
his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rhoades returned
Monday morning from Texas. MIR.
Rhoades says he has not decided just
what he will do, but the chances are that
he will remain here.
The Office of trainmaster on the Vel
lowstone division of the N. P, has been
abolished for the present and ]. NJ.
Rapelje has resumed his passenger run
between Glendive and Billings.
Mrs. Wells Taft came in from the Little
Missouri river this week to receive med
ical treatment for a bad felon on n of
her fingers. She is stopping at the home
of MI. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland.
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter has bought
the Whaley residence or Hannaford
street which settles the question of her
returning to Dickinson to reside perma-
nently. She takes possession at n ce
The city council will move into their
new city hall the first of next month.
Dr.. l.. c. Smith has engaged the old
council room in the Dakota State bank
building where he will fit up offices as
soon as the board vacates.
MALE HELP WANTED-Reliablc
men to sell our line Of high grade lubri-
eating oils, greases. paints and varnishcs.
| Salary or commission. Address
MUTUAL REFINING Cor,
Cleveland, Ohio.
c. M. Dinsdale was in from the ranch
this week. He reports the loss of only
three sheep since last November. As to
the condition of the sheep, he says that
they have held their own during the past
two months and have not required any
feed.
The people Of Richardson and vicinity
have about completed arrangements for
a new hall-24x5o-to be used by the
YoemAn andfor public gatherings. John
Breum, we un derstand has been engaged
to take charge of the construction of the
building.
The "Spinsters' Convention" at the
opera house Jan. IS, given by the XII
cluo, assisted by Mrs. Hughes and the
best home talent of the city, promises to
be the finest entertainment of the season.
We are sure that everybody will want to
attend. Admission soc; seats reserved
if desired.
A former Dickinson pastor, Rev. Geo
w. Gallagher, has accepted a call to the
first Congregational church in Lockport
N. Y, about 80 miles from Buffalo. The
city has a population of some 10000
Mr.. Gallagher has had a pastorate al
Brainerd, Mimi, the past three years.
Senator l.. A. Simpson has been ap
pointed on the following committees: ju
dietary, public lands, (chairman) agricul
ture, cities and municipal corporations
Indian affairs, mines and minerals anc
immigration. On joint COMMITTEES he
serves on public buildings.
Senator and Mrs. L. A. Simpson anc
Representative Mcclure returned home
Sunday morning to spend the Legislative
recess. Miss Coleman also came UP
Mrs. Simpson will remain at home fo'
a few weeks and in the meantime Messrs
Simpson and Nc Clure will room togeth
er at the Northwest.
The following officers have been elect
ed by the Congregational sunday school
for the year 1901: L. F. Crawford, super
intendent; Mrs. {. H. Merry, assistant
Mrs. Dostaler, organist; Miss Henriett;
Fox, assistant; VIM. Lenneville, secre
tory and treasurer; Miss Mabel Currie
assistant secretary and librarian.
At the Hilliard & Merry ranches thu
sheep are watered almost wholly in colo
weather from wells by near of BIZ
stock pumps. Mr.. Merry says that thu
sheep are watered once a day in biz
troughs, AMI they thrive much bette
than where they are forced to depend
upon river water.
Engineer Otto Dosskey writes that hi
is pleased to note through the columns
of the PRESS the substantial growth
Dickin son is making. Mrs. Dosskey i
much pleased with Tacoma. Mr.. Doss
key finds both pleasant and unPleasan
things about the country there, and a
for railr oading, he writes that an engi
neer has much more to look after ther'
than here.
On Sunday evening a Y. P. c. E. as
ISOLATION was organized at the Congrega