The Dickinson press., 1901-02-09
VIM. G. Lang Of Yules was in Dickin.
son the first of the week.


c. H. Merry has been in from the Can.
non Ball country this week.
Allregistcred wolf bounty certificates
up to number $500 are called in for pay.
ment.
Mrs. McCloy entertained the whis,
club on Tuesday evening and the euchre
club the following evening.
Don't forget to leave your subscription
with Milt Linsley for the Ladies Home
Journal and Saturday Evening Post.
1874
Athena, butter waters, champaign
waters cheese straws,cheese sandwiches,
saratoga fakes aud ramona, at Drenk.
els.
Indiana parties have bought two town.
ships of railroad land on the Cedar,
They will be out in the spring and stock
up with sheep.
Guy Griswold came up from New
England Monday night to get Rev. U,
G. Rich who returned with him the fol.
lowing morning.
Mrs. w. A. Mcclure Of Taylor was
visiting in Dickinson on Wednesday, and
Miss. Emma Coleman accompanied hel
home in the evening.
The Eastern Star will give a valentine
social in Masonic hall next Thursda!
evening, to which all Masons and their
wives are invited.
Miss Nellie Crowley, after spending
some weeks with her sisters and friends
in Dickinson, returned to her Bronchc
home Wednesday evening.
Guy Gleason came. down from Glen
dive Monday to attend Co. X. ball and
spent a day or two as the guest OF his
friend John Reid.
The local government thermometer
indicated 10 degrees below zero Monday
and about IS below the following morn
ing. 1t was warmer late in the week.
The Forum says Commissioner Of
Agriculture R. J. Turner is making him
self popular and will also do his best tc
bring his Office into great prominence.
DR.. Stickney was called to New Eng
land the first of the week to see Branda
Partridge who has been ill for some time
but is o considered quite a little bet
ter.
Mrs. H. w. Bates arrived this week
from Seattle and has gone down 10 Glad
stone to visit her parents. She will visi
for some time in Dickinson before re
turning west.
A little girl Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Chamberlain of Richardton died las
Saturday morning Of scarlet fever. The
older children were also down with the
disease.
In the Journal Junior of February 2 ap
pears the third article by Gladys SEQ
field, and in the previous issue. M b!
Anna Amundson, both pupils in Dickin
son school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Martin and Com
missioner ]. b. Stoddard, of Sentine
Butte, we're down for Co. K d7nce. O
the Medora people there were present
Sheriff and Mrs. ]. w. Follis, Mary anc
Charlie Foley.
DR.. ]. A. Dillon of Taylor was in Dick
inson on Wednesday, the guest of DR.
H. A. Davis. He was accompanied b,
one of his patients, Mrs. Carl Hamann
who underwent a slight operation on thu
hand.
Last Friday'T. H. Brien bought hi:
shop back from Oscar Skeen for a con
sideration of $4,000 and took possession
Saturday morning. Mr.. Brien had beer
out of the business for three months ant
felt that he would like to get back int
the harness.
Martin Jacobson of Minot, an old-tim'
friend of Capt. c. E. Gregory, c. H
BrisDin of Grand Forks, c. A. Tubbs o
Cass, and other legislators, came up witt
Representative Mcclure last Saturda.
night and went on to Medora to see tn
Bad Lands. They will visit Dickinson
later in the session.
w. H. Walton and Frank Easton hav
been elected delegates to Woodmen Q
the World grand lodge meeting whicl
convenes on the I2th of this month. MI
Walton does not expect to be able t
leave his business to 60 down to Ne
braska, but Mr.. Easton will 60.
<Mill Clark is arranging to take a ship
ment of two cars of horses into Man
toba. He has had good success in sell
ing horses in Iowa and illinois the pa.
few months, but thinks the market is g
ing to be good north the coming sprinl
1t is officially announced that tn
Northern Pacific will put the Mort
Coast Limited" in service again May
The Limited will run on the time of tn
present through train. The time of til
other train will be about the same as la.
year.-Bismarck Tribune.
At the last meeting of the city counc
the following committee was appointe
to wait on the Northern Pacific officia
in St. Paul and see what car be don
about getting a new depot for Dickinson
Mayor Manning, Aldermen Crowl, Kihr
Richards, and City Attorney Simpson.
Joe L%enneville is undecided just VIII;
he will do. For the present he is he'll
ing T. H. Brien. John Ballard who W;
interested with Joe in the shop, is just
from gathering his horses which he so
to R. J. Craig a short time ago, and for
while he has some collections and 9TH
business 1satters to look after.
kfParty Of seven eastern horse buye
arrived this week and went out to Il
Little Missouri Horse Co. ranch south
New ENGLAND. Two Of the buye