The Dickinson press., 1901-09-07

Lost-bunch Of keys. Finder return
to Oscar Skeen. 9-7-It
Miss Lulu Lucas gave a party Monday
evening, it being her 18th birthday.
Thos. Evans has bought 900 sheep Of
r. ]. Fleck and in turn sold Mr.. Fleck
TAO cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neil and Mrs. Heat
er, Of Tacoma. were en- route Friday to
Mandan.
"A car of Pan-American excursionists
from Gray Harbor. Wash, were attached
to No. 4 on Friday.
Mrs. H. ]. Lewis of Kiona, WASH, en-
route east, has been visiting Mrs. F. A.
Little the past week.
OnFriday Sam Lowery went to Chicago
with 5 cars of cattle, including 1 car for
E. F. Hill and I for Harold Bros.
"A. N. Jefferies had a car of steers on
Wednesdays market that brought s5.25
and a car of cows that sold at s4.2o.
Up to Friday Auditor Riessbeck had
issued IS hunters permits. He ex.
poets to issue about $50. the same as last
season.
Mrs. J.J. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Freeman and daughter, Theo, left Fri
day morning for a few weeks visit to
Arcola, Ill.
Frye and Jefferies have branded the
last trainload of their Kansas City
cattle and they expectto keep their next
trainload also.
Poor photos would be dear at s1.5o per
100. If you want a photo of yourself or
family, 60 to Osborn; he makes good
oAes. Que price to all-and the same
price this week as next. oft
Cashier and Mrs. r. H. Johnson re-
turned Thursday from their visit at St.
Charles, MINI. They were accompanied,
on their return by Miss Emma c. Poole
who had been down for the state fair.
Misplaced confidence is what Frank
Lish discovered this week in the clerk
who had been trusted with business in
his hardware store for a number of years.
The discovery was a surprise to the pub
lie in general. The young man leaves
the city in disgrace.
Word has been received in Dickinson
that James F.. Browning died at Glen
dive Thursday evening, Sept. 3.
Brownie" worked in this city for a num-
Der of years, having left here quite re-
Gently, and it is said that he lost his
mind while in Wibaux and wandered
away but a few days prior to death. De-
ceased was a member of the local Mac
cabee lodge and an old-time friend of
Frank Osterwind who left for Glendive
Friday afternoon.
Married, at Gladstone, on the evening
of Sept. $, by Rev. S. M. Roadhouse, Mr..
Eben c. Dunlap and Miss Gertie Standi-
frd. A number of Dickinson friends
and parties from other places were pres
ent to make merry the occasion. The
groom is the trusted foreman of billiard
& Merry, having in charge their bands
of sheep at Cedar and South Cedar.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Standi6rd, early settlers at
Gladstone. and has for the past few
years been teaching school within the
county, and is liked and respected by
all.
Our city teachers have all secured
boarding places in private families and
are settled down to good hard work.
Miss Mary Crowley is stopping at home
on Hannaford street, while Miss Nellie
Cruden and Miss Mile Brown are with
Mrs. Minnie Reid, on the same street,
the same as last year. Mr.. v. H. Meats
is also getting board at the same place
and rooming at the Suits house on Barnes
street. Miss Carrie Johnston is with
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson again this year and
has taken Miss Ella ]. Burnham in with
her. Miss Mary HOLSTER is tooming
with Mrs. Hudson on Clough street and
taking meals at the Hayes house near
by. Miss Agnes Courture is with Mrs.
Scoield, and Miss Sadie Messy is stop
ping with Mrs. L. A. Simpson.