The Dickinson press., 1902-06-14

Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn returned Wednes.
day.night.
1t has been too wet again this week for
shearing. 81
Fred Freeman is around O crutches,
as a result of having turned his ankle.
A number of the young people Of the
city %enjoved a picnic out at Ash Coulee
last Sunday.
John Willard went to Sentinel Butte
this week to do some painting on the
Butte hotel.
]. A.. Hagerman of Sherburn, Mimi,
has been visiting his brother Paul here
the past week
Us. Dunlap, the old live stock solicit
tor, makes Dickinson headquarters again
this season. We forget the name of his
firm.
The Indians from Standing Rock do
not like working for the railroad company
and many have already returned to the
agency.
This week John Van der Las took a
party of ten or fifteen landseekers out
south to look at the property of the Dick
inson Land Co.
c. McDaniels has a frst-class shearing
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plant in operation. The T. L. Beard and
D. B. Zimmerman bands of sheep will
be sheared at this plant.
Sam Vaagen of Taylor was in the city
last Saturday to make final proof before
Geo. Aud. Torger Myran and liver
Engbretson acted as witness.
Engineer Jas. Mcdonald has rented
Mrs. Dobson's house, and Mrs. Nc
Donald went to Mandan the first of the
week to get their household goods.
Fred Turner came near having a fire
last Sunday evening, and on top of that
he received a severe kick from a horse
which he was shoeing on Monday.
Register and Mrs. McGillivrey re-
turned to Bismarck on Thursday. Mr..
McGillivray left his mother in Canada
somewhat better but still in poor health.
On Tuesday F. S. Cunningham went
up the line to do jobs OF timing for Nc
Cloy & Senour at the De Mores house at
Medora and the Butte hotel at Sentinel
Butte.
w. L. Richards has been north this
week looking after his<sheep interests,
and Billy Within was acting president of
the Dakota STATE bank during his alb
1sence.
The 10th annual assembly of the North
Dakota Ch%autauqua association opens in
Devils Lake June % and closes July 20.
For full particulars write Edgar La Rue,
secretary.
North Dakota brand book-for 81 we
will give a copy of this book and a years
subscription to the Press and the
Weekly Forum. Copies of the book at
this of1ce-mailed to any address on
avove terms. 6.7-2t
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society will
give a lawn social Wednesday, June 18,
on the lawn at Mr.. McGinley's house
known as the old Hanley house. Supper
served from $50 to 900 o'clock consist
ing Of salads, cold meats, sandwiches,
hot coffee, lemonade, ice cream and
cake, all for IS cents. The lawn will be
beautifully illuminated by electric lights.
Everyone cordially invited.
A Charter Oak, Iowa, paper says:
"Wm. Wilson's new house on Third
avenue, is receiving the plaster, which is
of stucco. The house is fitted with all
the most modern conreniences and COM
forts, gasoline lighting and cooking de.
vice, hot water heat, baths and laundry.
Mr.. Wilson will surely be prepared to
enjoy life in his new home. Mr.. Wilson
is the representative of Paris 4 Co.,
which firm has a large cattle trade in
this place, and will 60 to Dickinson, N.
D.. the last of June to look after their
range stock business"
The stone for the foundation of St.
Joseph's church are being hauled and
100000 brick have been engaged as a
starter. The officers of this chpfch or
ganization are as follows: Right Rev.
John Shanlca, d. D., prcsidegE VeryRev.
Thomas Egan, V. G.; Rev. Thomas l..
Rabsteinek, V. P. and pastor; Adam
Ehrmantraut, treasurer; Joseph Fried,
secretary; Joseph Kupper and John Hut
macher, consultors; Rudolph Frank,
Xaver Koch, Peter Heiser, ST., Michael
Ohlheiser, Joseph Laufer, Jacob Kipp
special committee. =.
Wednesday evening about fifty Of the
citizens mel in the city hall for the pur.
pose of deciding upon delegates for the
Dickinson primary, to be elected June
II. Geo. Senour was elected chairman
and Fulton Burnett secretary. On mo
OF ton of L. A. Simpson the following lis
delegates were named and unanimousl,
selected: r. H. Johnson, Joseph Crosth
waite, Geo. Senour, Archie Granteer
VIM. Heiser, A. T. Crowl, c. w. Conroy
John Sem, Frank kim, !. c. F. Parker
VIM. G. Whinn. D. w. Mckenzie, H. J
Gruschus, Oscar Skeen and Paul Hager
man. The meeting was an enthusiastic
one and the delegates selected are all o
them influential citizens of Dickinson
and will undoubtedly be unanimousl,
elected at the primaries to be held at thu
court house on the 2Ist. On that da,
the polls will be open from 2 to- o'clocl
p. m. Ed. Jones will act as inspector O