The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
&c. Saunders Il in from Oakdale.

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r.. Finger was down from South Heart
on Thursday.
Cha,. Defoe Of South Heart was in the
city Thursday. Z
The Clio club met Thursday evening
at the home Of DR.. Stickney.
Mrs. DR.. ]. B. Mcdonald, on her way
east, is visiting relatives in the city.
E, H. Johnson, the N. P. live stock
agent, was down from Miles City this
week.
Marcus Thorn arrived from, Ritzvillc,
WASH, this week and drove into the
country.
Read the notice of the Chief Of Police
to owners of dogs. 1t may save you
trouble.
F. H. McCune of Cando. N. D., has
been in the city this week negotiating
for a carload of horses.
Conductor S. P. Gotta says that this is
the best winters work railroading that
he has put in in IS years.
Nat Bradley, the Canadian horse
buyer, is in Dickinson this week to get
two carloads of horses.
The Bismarck Tribune learns that
Register and Mrs. McGillivray have
been visiting in Washington.
Beginning Sunday, Feb. 9th. the time
OF morning service at the Congregational
church will be changed from IL to 1o:45
O'clock.
o. o. Rindal, a Pinkerton detective of
st. Paul, spen. several days in Dickinson
this week, going to Glendive Friday
morning.
The young people. assisted by Davis
orchestra, are giving a masked ball at
the opera house which promises to be a
very ENJOYABLE affair.
Conductor and Mrs. J. C. Haskin have
moved to Mandan, MIR. Haskin's passen-
ger run making it necessary that he
should reside there.
There was a union Of China and Rus
STA in the city this week, Yee Sing and
Lizzie Slawingek, as principals, Police
Magistrate Ryan officiating.
One of the black horses which Under
taker L. A. Davis has used on his hearse
received injuries in the barn this week
from which the animal died.
J. R. Edick: We have fine grazing at
the McGillivray ranch at Indian Springs.
The COWS and calves of course are being
fed hay. We have 10 Young calves that
arc doing finely.
F.. S. Cluugh drove in from the Cam
non Ball country on Wednesday, return
ing Thursday. Mr.. Clough said that ex-
cepting his cows and calves he had only
fed one day this winter.
Recently the Dickinson Fire and
Pressed Brick Works shipped fire brick
to Minneapolis to be put in competition
with the St. Louis brick, and they have
no uneasiness as to the outcome.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
will give a social in Parker's hall FRIDAY
evening. February RETIREMENT in the
way Of sandwiches, pickles, ice cream
and cake, and coffee will be served. All
are invited 10 attend.
Wednesday was Mckinley day. The
martyred president would have been 50
years old had he lived until the 2oth of
January. AS being appropriate for the
day, a number OF Dickinson people con-
tributed to the Mckinley national men,
orial subscription.
A. E. Gendenning, secretary Of the S.
J. Vidger Co., wholesalers at Fargo, has
figured out that the new freight tariff
which went into effect recently, is a bene-
fit to North Dakota, and says that it is
very evident that some of the Twin City
papers have been talsifying.
DR.. L. c. Smith of the city took his
departure this week for the east. He
expects to spend several weeks attend
ing the hospital clinics of New York and
Philadelphia. In the latter city he will
do post graduate work at the Phila'
, delphia Polytechnic. During his absence
the practice will be looked after by Dr.
S. E. Smith.
Sunday evening services at the Cath
ole church at 1890. The subject, 9TH
! Voice of Conscience the Sign Of tn
Supernatural Presence of Christ" Ser
vices for the English speaking member
b at eo:5o a. m. and Sunday schoo
Z at 3 p. M; the German services a
! IL a. m and Sunday school at 1880.
e A. D. Clarke of Algona, Iowa, the ma
! who bought a half million acres Of lam
u in Morton county last fall, was in Dick
inson on Tuesday and closed a deal wit
C D. c. Filkins Of Eagle Grove. Iowa, &c
$4,000 worth of Stark county lands. Tn
{, purchaser, it is understood, proposes I
n stock several ranchers.
= Congregational church, Rev. H. \
'e Rominger, pastor. Morning service
. II o'clock. Subject: 1.-THE Gospel {
g Daily Bread and Plain Living
II preceded by a short sermon
," the children. S. S. and Bible class
1919; Junior Endesvor at 3; Your
ut Peoples meeting 6:3o;. evening ssrvi'
xt 1890, subject, Lilies Progress" Sc
in mon to young people. Good musl
is all invited. Mid-week service Wedne
on day evening at 1890.
=. This week Fred and Frank Roquet
-, =, closed a deal with E. o. Baker al
'N Bailey Bros. for the sale Of their RAM
~ and Improvements and 100 head Of ca
d. tie. The transfer will be made or Il
ass first Of March and the sum to be pa
he is $500. Messrs. Baker 4 Sons, late
he Newcastle, Neb., bought Joe Christie
he sens place north Of Taylor last ia
ily Messrs, Bailey are also from Newcast