The Dickinson press., 1901-04-06

attendlng court IN DlcklnSon his week.
a. 7. Crowl was in Bismarck the first
of the weekas a member Of the peniten-
tiary board.
]. E. Williams was in from his ranch a
short time arc. Jack don't come in very
often since he located his ranch 80 far
north.
"R. and L. T" Watch it.
John McCarty of TAYLOR will seed 400
acres this year. He considers the pros
poets for wheat raising were never BET
ter.
Sam Rhoa 'es has a position with the
Little Missouri Horse Co. and has given
up the idea Of starting a ranch for the
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. billiard, who have
been at Daytona, Fla, for some months,
will start On their homeward trip within
a few days.
There will be an Easter program at
the Congregational church on Sunday
evening. Communion service in the
morning.
Engineer Elmer Hagan has rented w.
R. Veigels house, known as the Geo.
Lane place, and will take possession
within a short time.
"R. and L. T." Watch it.
Heber BonneY was up from Gladstone
Monday-purchasing some dishes and
other household fixtures. Heber, this
looks rather suspicious!
VIM. Timmons, who has spent the
winter on business in Texas, returned to
Dickinson a few days ago. The boys
were glad to see Billy back.
w. G. Lang was in Dickinson last
Saturday and delivered "a head of horses
10 Will Clark who loaded and shipped
east the first of the week.
Conductor S. p. Gotta branded some
cattle the past week which he bought of
eastern parties. The cattle were taken
out to Alex Fowler's ranch.
Percy Chamberlain is about to repair
and enlarge the Baird house which he
purchased last fall. Frank Mott has the
job of raising the building up.
Mr.. and Mrs, Gus Finger have been
living in Minneapolis the past winter.
Mr.. Finger expects to 20 out again soon
either for the N. P. or G. N.
Miss Julia Messy opened school at
Green river on Monday. Next Monday
Miss Dora Tollefson will reopen her
school four miles south of Dickinson.
Alex Paulson, who underwent a serious
operation a few weeks ago, is seemingly
making a good. recovery, and Dr.. Smith
is much pleased as well as the patient.
Register Nc Gillivray came up from
Bismarck Wednesday morning and went
to his cattle ranch Tor : few days. Hi,
foreman, Mr.. Edick, was here t o meet
him.
w. c. Candee and family are moving
onto their farm for the summer. The
jewelry business in this city will be con-
Quoted in Mr.. Candee's name as in the
past.
Mrs. E. J. Bardwell and son Leonard
of Big Timber visited in Dickinson this
week. They were en- route to St, Paul
and expect to visit here again on their
return trip.
Frank Lish has kindly offered the
Catholic ladies the use of his machinery
store-house on Willard street for the pur-
pose of selling refreshments, ETC., during
the June Tournament.
The x. L. ladies will have their dance
tickets on sale at Baisch 4 Co.'s drug
store inste ad Of all the business houses
as previously stated. The club ladies
will also handle them.
l.. Col. A. P. Peake is very much inter-
Tested in the state fremen's tournament
and street fair at Dickinson, and it is
his opinion that the Valley City people
will attend in large numbers.
A shipment Of five cars of the Con-
verse horses is being made to Omaha
this week. E. Deffebach goes down to
look after the shipment and see Mr..
Converse about future shipments.
The Dickinson Fire department are to
be uniformed. D.. S. Littlehales, Joe
L~enneville and John Flynn have been
appointed a committee to look after the
matter of procuring new suits at ono
Martin Nelson, one Of ALI Whites
ranch men, had a finger nearly torn off
the first of the week. Mr.. Whites
brother brought the man in and the
doctor thinks that the finger can be saved.
James O. Gray runs the mail route
from Medora to Sand Creek, in Billings
county, and singular accident happened
to his horse last week. Driving along on.
a,lcvel piece Of road thethorse broke its
leg.
Hon. and Mrs. J. C. Gipson, Of Valley
City, spent a day in Dickinson this week,
on their return from Miles City. where
they have been visiting their son, who -
N. P. agent at that place, for the past two
months.
Miss Lois Pound wishes to announce
that she will be at G.. w. Lees, Glad.
stone, on April 10 and 70. with a fine line
of new spring millinery-latest styles
direct from the city-and WILDE pleased
to meet all the ladies. 4-6-2t
1t is said that VIM. Hecht of Taylo,
started in to winter II dogs, but he lost
9, and now. while he is willing to con.
cede that 1t has been a good winter fol
cattle, he does not think it has been
specially favorable to the canine animals
C. F. lobe and D. E. Ehle, of Mime
apolis, expert decorators. have been in
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