The Dickinson press., 1901-01-12
81. and Mrs. Perkins returned Fridav

f&gEEEEEM&E4t4E 49, 1900 HsGt-t.HE TSN99gN@s -
Dr.. and Mrs. Perkins returned Friday
morning.
Geo. M. Frye came in Thursday with
a car Of cattle.
Mrs. ?. Reuter- went to RichardtonI
this week to visit relatives.
The commi ssioncrs adjourned Thurs
day to Tuesday, January 20.
The First National bank was reap
pointed as the county depository.
Mrs. Ed. Berry wal among those who
went to Bismarck Thursday night.
If you want a suit for the mask ball
Miss Murn will make it Tor you. I-I2-lt
Roy Gilbreath of the Mandan Pi oneer
was married last week to an Iowa lady.
The governors message will be found
in this issue. 1t is short and to the point.
Ernest Fox, after a serious illness of
three months, is able to get around with
crutches.
Great ribbon sale at Miss Murn's.
Will sell all my ribbon at cost from now
until February first. I-I2-lt
Henry Pathman expects to ommence
the erection OF a wheat elevator at Rich
ardton early in the spring.
DR.. Perkins will look after the county
poor the coming year for a consideration
of Sl6o, medicine included.
A meeting of the opera house stock
holders is called for Saturday night at
7:3o o'clock, Jan. II, at the First Nation
al bank.
Miss Katie Gallagher of Mercer coun-
ty was appointed n of the enrolling
clerks in the House, thanks to Represent
ta,ive Mcclure.
J.C. Oyhus of Bclheld is wintering 265
head Of cattle and is jubilant over the
mild weather, which he says means thou
sands of dollars to stockmen.
The PRESS was in error last week in
saying that Jack Joyce had worked for
Simpson, Jefferies & Co. They do not
employ that class of people.
All parties wishing to rent costumes
for the masquerade ball OF the 22nd
inst. will call on Mr.. Carter before Tues
day. BY order of the Lady Maccabees.
"The Spinsters' Convention" will be
given by the XII club for the benefit of
the Episcopal church, in about two
weeks. Date and full program in next
weeks issue.
The Clio Club will meet with Mrs.
Ayers Thursday, Jan. II. The quota
tions will be from Eugene Field and each
member is asked to come prepared with
a reading from Field, a Field paper or
character sketch.
AT a meeting of the Maccabees last
Saturday night the following officers
were installed:-W. A. Carter. S. K. C..
O. NJ; Joe Slack, S. K. L. c. NJ; O. E.
Vinnedge, S. X. r. K; Fred Kostelecky,
S. X. F. XII G. L%enneville, S. X. M. of
A. The M%accabees hold social or open
meeting on the and and 4th Saturday
nights OF each month.
On the 4th of February Co. K will give
a dance which it is expected will eclipse
any former military ball given in the
city. The date will be the and anniver-
sary OF the Philippine instruction, where
Co. X did such valiant work. The COM
pany will give an exhibition drill-bayo-
net exercise, etc.-which everybody will
want to see. The boys will heat and
electric light the hall themselves and
guarantee the public that there will be
nothing lacking in this direction.
A.. N. Jefferies, who was appointed by
President John w. Springer Of the Ma
tional Live Stock Association to repre-
sent the state Of North Dakota at the
Utah meeting, has given his proxy to
MI. Huidekoper, wner of the HIT outfit,
who will attend the annual meeting at
Salt Lake next week. The delegates
of the Live Stock Association Of North
Dakota are Dan Manning, w. L. Rich
ards, R. c. Hill and VIM. Badger. The
distance is SO great that it is not likely
that our state association will he repre-
scented this year. Mr.. Manning attend
ed last year.
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