The Dickinson press., 1901-03-23
Dick CANADIAN arrived Friday morn

ing.
The city auditors financial report j.
published this week.
Fireman Geo. Rapp returned from bis
eastern trip FRAY.
Miss Alice Klincfelter is.to 20 to Seat.
tie within a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Snyder were down
FROM Medora Thursday.
A large number of cases arc dockcted
for the April term of court.
MIR. and Mrs. S. G. Gregg, of Glad
stone. have a little daughter.
The Hughes Electric Co. expect soon
to put imam electric light plant and tele.
phone exchange at G!endive.
J.. w. Foley Of Medora was an old COM
rade of Congressman Brosius OF Pennsyl-
vania, who died recently.
Mrs. Busse returned Thursday evening
to Grand Forks. Attorney Simpson &C
companied her as far as Fargo.
The e telephone directory will be
out about April list. Order a phone at
once so that your name and number will
appear. 3.23-It
Mrs. J.J. Cowan is the guest Of friends
in the city this week, on her way home
to Tacoma from an extended visit in
Chicago.
The cattlemen living north are igur-
ing on having manager Hughes extend
his telephone exchange out that way 40
or 50 miles.
The case of Oscar Skeen VS.. H. !.
Humphry has been settled and the de-
PENDANT moved his fixtures out of plain
tiff's building on Friday.
Mrs. Joe Urlacher died Thursday night.
Three little children survive the mother.
Joe runs the New England mail route.
He moved here last year.
John Wiederman of Fargo, a. cele-
brated solo singer, will take part in the
minstrel entertainment at Dickinson on
the grid Of April. He was here for prac-
tice this week.
Supt. Kline has very kindly informed
Secretary Hughes that the N. P. will be
very glad to assist the committee in every
way consistent in making the Fircmen's
Tournament and Carnival a success.
Don't forget T. 7. Greene's iewelrv
store where you can buy the best goods,
right. We will sell you a large oak
frame house clock, 8-day, hour and half
hour strike, alarm, and fully warranted
by the manufacturers, for only Sl.oo.
Remember our repair department; our
work is the best and prices the lowest.
2-23-2t
b: o. Johnson has been given charge
of the civil engineers territory fromFargo
to Glendive, with headquarters at Man.
dan. Mr.. Johnson was formerly with
MIR. Bushnell at this place. Mr.. BIS
new territory will be from Glendive to
Billings, with headquarters at Miles City,
where he will go the first of the week.
Xii Arnett's horse fell with him last
Friday and broke his leg quite badly,
Kill was helping Jim Henderson drive
in al head of cattle belonging to M.
Lally and the accident happened about
seven miles west of Dickinson. Jim
rode to the city at nee and made ar
rangements for the care of the injured
man at Mrs. Mary Billiards. hospital.
Died, Monday, March 10, at Gladstone,
Edward Dietsche, aged 70 years. Ser
vices were held at the Congregational
church at z o'clock of Wednesday. De-
ceased was born in Germany and came
to America in 1865; vas married in Wis
consin in 1874. Two sons and two daugh-
tiers survive the father. Mrs. Dietsche
died in Fountain City, Wis., in 1883.
Fisher Brothers will irrigate 90 acres
of land this season and n of their prin
cipal crops will be potatoes. They were
in the city this week and purchased 1870
bushels of Early Ohio potatoes for seed
from Geo. Frye. Last year Robert
Fisher raised 600 bushels of potatoes,
from the sale of which he has realized
about $500. The indications are that
Fisher Bros. will be able to supply the
city with potatoes next season.
Brightman, one of the horse thieves in
the county Jail, made his escape one we
ming this week. He made northeast, for
his old stamping ground, and was over
taken by Billy Chaloner about 80 miles
from the city. On the way he had got
ten something to eat and a shave, had
stolen a horse and was riding bareback
when caught. He will have a chance to
reckon with the court in April for this
and his other offenses; and the sheriff
will draw in a little closer on his prison.
ers.
In the London News of recent date is
a lengthy account of a noted detective,
Stephen White, brother Of All White Of
this city, who has just been retired and
placed on the pension list, after long and
faithful service of 2o years. The Lon
don paper says that MI. White stood at
the top in his profession, enumerating a
number Of celebrated cases of which he
had charge, among them being Jack the
Ripper which attracted 80 much atten.
ton in the United States a few years ago.
The minstrel show at the opera house
Wednesday night,April 3, promises to be
the event of the season. About seventy
of Dickinson's most talented young peo-
pie will take part and a genuine treat is
in store for those who attend; The first
part will include the customary minstrel
circle with J. P. Jingle interlocutor,
Chas. Rau, Gus Baisch and Geo. A.
Hughes, bones, and DR.. Smith, ]. L.
Hughes and Jerry Hayes, tambos.
These we'll known kings of minstrelsy
will get off some of their old and time
tired jokes, and the audience is requested
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