The Dickinson press., 1902-05-10

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MIMI, this week.
Sheriff Goodall took Mcdonald and
Barnum to the pen on Thursday.
John Groundhauser was in from n of
the Hilliard ranches for supplies.
Mr.. Peter Lish and son of St. Louis are
guests Of Mr., and Mrs. Frank Lish.
Postmaster Thompson, who has been
quite ill for a fewweeks, is getting better.
Hon. B. F. Spalding Of Fargo was in
Dickinson last Saturday for a few hours.
have given up the farm and are going to
locate a ranch somewhere in the country
north.
Auditor and Mrs. Ed. S. Foley, Of
Medora were in Dickinson a few days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. sFarrah were in
on Wednesday to meet MI. and
Mrs. Grove.
The Hughes Co. of this city have been
granted on electric lighting franchise in
jamestown.
The people have been hustling this
week to get their yards cleaned up be-
fore the 10th.
Frank Roquette, who has been so seri.
ouslv i'll with rheumatism, is getting bet
ter and expects to be out again SOC
w. F. Sutton came in from the south
this week with one of the Northwestern
Ranching Co. teams to get lumber and
salt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ware have returned
from the east. Mrs. Ware stood heI
operation well and Ed. is getting accus.
toned to his new limb.
This year E. Defebach will solicit
live stock for Clay, Robinson & Co. This
week he has been out south to look after
some stock in which he is interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LOOMS, who have
tarmed in the vicinity OF Antelope the
past ten years, were in Dickinson thi.
week on their way to Fayette. They
MI. and Mrs.'G. W. Grove, of Sugar
Creek, Pa, arrived in Dickinson this
week. They will spend the summe
south Of Dickinson where they have {
son and daughter.
VIM. Neuens, who is working fol-
Parker & Co., found some fine beef cat
tie the past week at the stables of Com
missioner Lee and the Little Missouri
Horse Co. in Gladstone.
B. Coulson and son Christ of Beliclc
were in Dickinson on Monday. Mr.
Coulson had not been down since his ill
ness last summer, and it was a pleasure
to his old friends to see him looking sc
we'll.
L. A. Simpson: Beach is not in Mon
tana as given in the PRESS last week
but is some IN miles this side of the
state line. The Missouri Slope Land &
Investment Co. have a fine TOWNSHIP a,
Beach.
John Reid has located a ranch on the
Little Missouri, about 30 miles north o.
Sentinel Butte, at the old Elk Horn
place owned by President Roosevelt If
the early eighties. A Mr.. Johnson o.
Lakota is interested with John.
Robert Hunke of Richardson recently
found a coat containing some, papers
evidently the property of some stranger
The papers do not appear to have any
special value and the probabilities are
that MIR. Hunke will not be able to fine
the owner.
Charles O'Neal of Wlbaux was in Dick.
inson on Thursday to hire
some men. He has enlarged his place
Of business, runs a restaurant and lodg.
ing rooms in connection, and within
few weeks will have a wool press ir
operation at Wibaux.
Notwithstanding the large sale of land
made by Mr.. Underhill to MINI. par
ties a short time ago, he still has 7,5oe
acres, the home ranch, where he winters
200 cattle. MI. Underhill puts his stool
out in the summer and raises a large
amount of fodder crops on which they
are wintered.
Prior to leaving for her home in Du
luth, Mrs. c. w. Rawson was given
pleasant bowling party at Frankenberg'.
in which the Klinefelters of this city an
other relatives of the guest participated
The evening was a pleasant one, suppe
being served at the home of Mrs. P. c
Hagerman.
The official program Of the 10th an
nual tournament and convention of tn,
N. D. Firemen's association to be held il
Valley City IN June SO, is at hand
Everything is being done to make tbi
the best of all, and with all of Vale,
City's beautiful scenery, it will be a con
v~ention that everybody will desire to- a,
tend.
J. H. Waggener has the contract 70
building the new Sentinel Butte hote
He was picking up all the available Cal
penters in Dickinson this week an
hopes to have the building ready for OF
cupancy in 80 days. The structure is t
be 30 feet feet wide by 20 long, tw
stories high.
Mrs. A.. w. Freeman gave her daugf
ter Theo a pleasant birthday party Tue.
day afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock. Thos
present we're: Misses Marion Hilliarc
Dorothy Stickney, Anastasia McKeeve,
Helen Gregory, Ethel and Pauline HI
german, Laverne and Oral Rouuette an