The Dickinson press., 1902-02-22

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north of Taylor, has rented ]. P. Reu-
ter's house.
This week County Treasurer White
turned s4,a5o.lo over to the Dickinson
school district.
Reports indicate that there is more
snow in the Cannon Ball country than
anywhere else.
Mrs. Ed. J. Berry gave a sleighing par
ty to a number of her friends on We'd
nesday evening.
1t is now Foreman Will Littlehales at
Dickinson and Foreman Dave Little
hales at Helena.
Guy Dickinson has been hauling lum-
Der to the old Fuller place OF Ash coulie
for sheep sheds.
J. D. Cassidy, clerk at the St. Charles,
is visiting at Lisbon, Fargo and points
east for a few days.
Mrs. c. H. Merry took the members OF
her Sunday school class out for a sleigh
ride last Saturday.
DR.. E. c. Branch Of Fargo, en- route
west, was renewing acquaintance in
Dickinson on Tuesday.
On Wednesday Mrs. f. j. Jones was a
passenger en- route to Miles City return
ing from Kusk, Wis.
Miss Sadie Messy was unable to teach
for a few days this week owing to a
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Scour you cellars and attics and see
what you Ear spare the second-han
man. Currie, at opera house. 2-Is-tf
MI. and Mr.. ]. S. Snyder are keeping
house in the Ballard place recently &c
cupied by Harry Harleman.
Register and Mrs. A. c. McGillivray
returned to Bismarck the last Of last
week from their eastern trip.
A. H. Arnett reports 4 or 5 inches of
snow on the ground at his Montana cat
tie ranch, and all stock doing we'll.
Chas. Dickson, who is railroading in
Texas on the Santa Fe, writes that he
does not like the country down there.
R. A. Fox had word last Saturday that
his mother was i'll at Breckenridge, MINI,
where he went ON the morning train.
c. R. Pendergast started for the Cedar
on Thursday, it having been two or three
months since he had been at his ranch.
|. p. Reuter- has moved to Richardton
to enable him to better look after his
cattle, his place being 8 miles south OF
town.
Father Claude M. Elmer finally gets
to his old home, Ferdinand, Indiana, and
writes that his health is very much i'm
proved.
H. r. Grimes has gone east and after
spending a few weeks in the Twin Cities
may take a trip to Maryland to visit his
parents.
This week A. L. Martin, ]. A. Ferri.
and W.. A. Mcclure have been attending
the meeting Of retail grocers in Crane
| Forks.
Reports from Montana indicate tina
the Yellowstone river is about to breat
up. 1t has been thawing for several day
out west.
Dock Blalock returned Wednesda.
morning from his Texas visit. He re
ports a poor winter south for the stock
interests.
Up. Moon returned this week iron
Brainerd where he had taken treatmen
for a month. He went to Medora Tues
day evening. \
The ladies of St. Johns Episcopal
Echutch will hold their food sale thi
(Saturday) afternoon from 2 o'clock on a
Sco6ed,s store.
New Salem is to have a reamer
meeting the coming week and Fere
Leutz, commissioner Of insurance, ex
poets to be present.
Last Saturday evening MIR. and Mr.
R. H. Johnson entertained the Avenu
club and this week Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]
Gotta will entertain it.
On the 4th Of March Taylor VIII vo,
on the proposition of:issuing 5000 {
school bonds for the purpose of erectin
a 4-room school building.
DR.. v. H. Stickney returned Thursda
from Brainerd where he has been for
month past The doctor was operate
or. for a rupture and will not be able
do much work for some time yet.
In order to meet the demands Of II
!. landseeker's excursions, LANDLORD Kin
has arrangements whereby the
Charles will he able to aesommodla
twice the usual number of people,
The first large iandseekers' excursit
on the Northern Pacific will leave
Paul the evening of March Ist, arfivil
in Dickinson Sunday afternoon. Aft
t this date the roads have arranged to ha,
excursions leaving St. Panl on the fit
and third Tuesdays Of each month.
. The Hon. B. S. Russell, a lay evang
$ list, spoke at the Lenten servic
! at St. Johns church Friday afternoon
E AIS and evening at 1880 and will al
speak this Saturday afternoon at ~
Sunday evening qext the subject will
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