The Dickinson press., 1902-10-11
Clark made a shipment of horses


diana next week:
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. lo-11-tf
The Hub Clothing Co. is advertising
some good values this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Current have re-
turned from their western trip.
Capt. Geo. Aud has office rooms over
the Dickinson Mercantile Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ekland, OF Bel
field, were in Dickinson on Tuesday.
Manager and Mrs. J. F. Brodie went
to New Salem on Monday to be absent a
few days.
VIM. Lockwood, president of the An
telcpe Land 4 Cattle Co., has been in
the place the past week.
Miss Edna Griswold is teaching a
three-months school at New England.
The enrolment is Ia or IS.
The Misses Coleman, Scotield, Hollis
ter and Jenkins spent Sunday at the Gus
ter Trail ranch south of MedeH.
Supt. J. NJ. Brady says that the Consoli-
dated Coal Co. have 6 more skilled min
ers on the way from Pennsylvania.
Mrs. w. c. Reid of Medora returned
from St. Paul the past week, visiting a
day or two in Dickinson en- route.
Dir. Riesland, the celebrated eye spe-
ciaiist who. has visited our town tor
many wears, will be at Dickinson Oclo-
Der I3 to IS. o-7o-tf
Mrs.Roy Hubbard accompanied by her
sister, Annie,camc in on the New England
stage on Thursday and went to Glen VI
lin in the evening.
The Pioneer saws that when the Man
dan directors met the other dav they had
only funds enough to pay the labor bills
and other C|aims, amounting to about
$1,000, will have to wait awhile.
Richard Carnahan Of Glenwood, Mo,
arrived in Dickinson Monday afternoon
and will spend several days here looking
after business matters. On Tuesday he
went north to look after a band Of 24oo
sheep that had been out on shares for
three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Cunningham ar
rived in Dickinson the first of the week,
and have been receiving the congratula-
tons of their many friends. They arc
domiciled in their own house on Sims
street, two doors north of DR.. Sticknev's
home.
J.. J. Freeman has bought the c. D.
Litch property on the corner of Sims and
Cakes streets. Mr.. Freeman may build
on and occupy The place himself another
year, but for the winter he will be in
Fargo, where he has a splendid photo
raph gallery opening.
The impression being general, that
the fair to be given Oct. 10, 20 and
IL is under the auspices of st. Patrick's
church, this is to give notice that the la
dies Of St. Patrick's church have no con-
ncction with it. AT the supper, to be
given the 3rd Of Nov, the ladies will
have a bazaar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walery have en-
gagged to work for Merry & billiard at
their Black butte sheep ranch. Fred
has gone out to look after some of his
stock and will be ready 10 at
the new place about the first of the COM
ing month.
The finest potatoes that we have seen
anywhere this season were brought to
our office this week by c. H.. Merry.
These tubers were raised on the sod at
the Black butte ranch of Merry & Hill
lard and some Of the largest ones
weighed ? pounds each.
devils Island" the Hall e. De Mole
play founded on the famous Dreyfus
case, will be presented in our city short
~. With d massive scenic production,
disclosing the most important scenes
where the tragedy occurred, and with a
cast of stellar excellence, the presenta-
ton Of the play will be watched with in
tercst by the theatre-goers of our city.
In the drama, "Pennsylvania," the in
terror Of a coal mine is shown; the scenic
artists, to get the proper effect of the
ascending and descending carriage load
ed with coal, were obliged to spend two
weeks in the mines. The climax of the
third act is an explosion OF gas, which is
a magnificent scenic effect. "Pennsvl-
vania' is announced for Monday, Oct.
IL, at the opera house.
NJ. W. Leahy, proprietor of the He
bron Roller Mill Co.. was in Dickinson
on Monnay in the interest of. his mill.
Mr.. Leahy was brought up in the milling
business and he don't have to take a
back seat for any OF them. He is intro
ducing his brands of flour in Dickinson
as will be seen by al advertisement
found elsewhere in this issue OF the
PRESS. All that Mr.. Leahy asks is that
the people give his -four a trial.
Historian G.. S. Cryne furnishes us
with this bit of history: The marriage
of Charles Brislin, performed by J. S.
Let's, was the first marriage in Stark
county; the second, performed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Cryne, March "a,
1883, by a Glendive clergyman. was the
marriage Of MIR. and Mrs. Nels Cuisine.
The first white child born in Dickinson
was Charlie Breslin, Jr.; the first white
child in the county, outside of Dickinson,
was Russell Lawrence, August l6, 1882.
The marriage Of Mr.. William Brock
on and Miss Clara Green took place at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Holt, in
Minneapolis, Wednesday evening, Oct,
Ist. The groom is one OF the trusted n.
2. engineers at this place, where he has
resided for manv Years and tho bride