The Dickinson press., 1901-01-05

NAOS 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Connolly came in
from Oakdale the first of the week to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Connolly who
came in from the east Wednesday morn
ing.
Ed O'Neil, who has a cattle ranch at
the old ST line camp on Spring creek,
was in Dickinson this week, returning
home on Friday. Ed gets his mail at
Halliday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brennan were in
from Halliday this week, and Frank took
the opportunity to make a filing on some
government land in order that he might
protect his range.
The local banking houses will hold
meetings at their respective places of
business next Tuesday night at 7:3o
o'clock for the purpose of electing boards
of directors for the ensuing year.
Karl Frankenberg, brother of o. b.
Frankenberg, was married at Springfield.
Ohio. o. New Years day. Karl will be
remembered by many in Dickinson as
the former genial hotel clerk at the St.
Charles.
From the Forum Fargo College items:
Prot. L F. Crawford of Dickinson, who
has rem embered the college library so
generously, and Miss Kathryn Adams
took tea Friday evening with Dean
Knowlton.
Miss Jessie and Henry Clark of Brain
erd, have been visiting the Littlchales
the past two weeks. Miss Hazel enter
tanned the majestic Order of White
Owls" in their honor on Friday afternoon
of last week.
The receipts Of the Dickinson post-of-
fee for the quarter ending Dec. 81, are
$l,4o6.Io. This is an increase of s376.85
over the corresponding quarter of 1899.
The above does not include the money
order business.
A.. A.. Harleman, head clerk at Geo
Drenkel's store, has been to Cathay, N.
D. this week and was present at the mar
rage Of Rev. A. NJ. Wiley on New Years.
The ceremony was performed by Pre-
siding Elder Burns.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Perkins vent to
Minneapolis Wednesday. The doctor
will visit his parents at Red Wing and
will return home about the middle of
next week. Mrs. Perkins expects to be
absent a little longer.
Fire was discovered Thursday morn
ing at about 20 minutes of 6 o'clock back
of the J.. J. Freeman store. The alarm
was sounded but the fire. which started
from a pile of ashes, was quickly put out
with a few pals of water.
Recently the grazing lands heretofore
occupied by ]. c. Pennock and Muir.
ply Bros. was taken up by eastern par.
ties. 1t is understood that the improve
ments on the Pennock ranch we're pur
chased by the E settlers.
L. Mulholland told the PRESS last
week that he and Mrs. Mulholland were
very comfortably situated at Butte. Mr.
M. has the position of line repairer, cor
responding to the position he held here
when he was taken with Klondike "fe.
YER"
The N. P. bridge crew has extended
the platform on the north side of the de-
pot south along the north side of the ice
house. This is very convenient for I'm
loading freight but is not very handy TO,
those who wish to take a short cut to the
St. Charles.
After placing in the reserve fund II
per cent of the net earnings, as required
by law, the Dakota State bank declare,
a 5 per cent dividend to its stockholders
The directors are we'll satisfied with tn.
showing Of the bank for the first min.
months of its existance.
MI. and Mrs. c. c. Chatham moved in
to their new Groom house on Barne,
street the first Of the week. These pee
pie came here from Louisville, KY, las
summer and we're so we'll pleased will
the place that they concluded to max.
it their permanent home and according
, ly bought a lot and have erected a yer!
comfortable dwelling. Mr., Chatham il
a carpenter by trade.
have removed from Greene's drul
. store to BuFkholder's old stand, one doc
south of the Recorder office. Bring you
watches, clock and jewelry there to b.
repaired. A full line of elegant %jeweler!
watches, clocks etc, in a few days. b.
sure and remember the place.
I-5-It ANGLrss & Co.,
q Jewellers and Opticians
Mrs. Caroline Busse of Grand Fork
, has bought of M. H. Linsley, the proper
; ty located on lot ~, block 3, known a
the Timmons & Herring %restauran,
Mr.. Linsley bought the property tw'
years ago for 81, 500 and the price pait
. this week was a good advance Attorne,
!, L. A. Simpson effected the sale.
Take Notice.