The Dickinson press., 1902-09-27
Mrs. A. M. Lenneville is out again.


Sept Is, a daughter.
T. H. Myran and Sam Vagaan came
up from Taylor Friday morning.
DR.. Riesland, the celebrated eye spe-
cialist who has visited our town for
many years, will be at Dickinson Octo-
Der I3 to IS. o-2o-tf
I.Nollet, Sentinel Butte, offers a rewads
of $500 for the arrest and conviction OF
any party who unlawfully remove or in
jures any of his stock, also for the on
viction of any person WHO willfully de-
stroys any of his property.
On Wednesday a message was r%eceiv-
ed by Joseph Hartinger to go to Fargo
Immediately. He left in the evening
and it is feared that his son-in-law, An
drew Blank, who underwent an opera
ton there recently, is much worse.
Among those who attended the Glen
dive fair this week were: Mrs. Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Crowl and Miss
Grace, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Berry. Mrs.
Hughes took a prominent part in con-
certs and Miss Crowl PLAYED the piano.
The Northern Pacific will put an ex-
cavator at work in the cut just this side
of the Missouri river to prevent any
more landslides. The bank will be
sloped back considerably an the
| earth removed will be used for raising
track.
The Minneapolis Tribune of Sunday
contained the following item: "Mrs.
Willis A. Peter, Columbus avenue, gave
a dinner Of eight covers Wednesday ev-
ening in honor of Mrs. John J. Freeman,
Dickinson, N. D., who will return home
today.
A young sheep herder, who had been
working a few days for I. l.. Beard, was
found dead on the prairie this week. An
investigation showed that the boy had
come to his death by getting lost and
wandering on the prairie. His name
was unknown.
MIR. and Mrs. p. Jingle went to Mandan
Wednesday evening. Mrs. DIR. Perkins
returned on the afternoon train OF the
same day. John Mead, Editor and Mrs.
Carter, Mrs. J. J. Freeman, Pete Pelissier
and many others from this way were
down during the week.
The Right Reverend Bishop Stanley
of Fargo will be in Dickinson on Sunday,
October 10, to lay the corner stone of St.
Joseph's church. The bishop, as a spe-
cial favor to Rev. +. l.. Rabsteinek, has
arranged his dates so as to be in the city
for this important event.
Mrs. f. NJ. Smith has been the guest
Of her daughters, Mrs. Kilmcr and Mrs.
Richards, for two weeks and Mr.. Smith
was in the city the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith have sold out their
Hebron interests, but have not yet de-
cided where they will locate.
Miss Edna Clark of Minneapolis has
been engaged by the Dickinson school
board as assistant in the first primary
room. The PRESS understands that
Miss Clark will be ready to
work next Monday and that she will
room and board at the home OF David
Roberts.
Five men from Iowa we're out north
this week to look over the K. A. Fox
ranch, located 5 to IS miles north Of
Fayett on the Little Knife and Charlie
Bobb streams. When the parties left
for home they said that they had made
up their minds to take the 10000 acres
at 81 per acre and that it would be their
intention to stock the land with cattle.
ST.. Johns church, services, Sunday,
Sept. %: Holy communion at s Il. M;
morning prayer and sermon at Io:45;
evening prayer and sermon at s p. m.
AS the services have been somewhat
broken recently by reason Of the sick
urged that all make an endcavor to he
| present next Sunday.
Alfred White: | am down from Dick
inson on business. Prosperity, with the
biggest p you a get, is with us in Dick
inson at the present time. There is not
a vacant house in town. Big crops arc
the rule and there is plenty Of money for
everybody. Range stock is just getting
nice and fat and there are vet many big
| cL;,r,an%e r., r,,lo TErr,r,
Congregational church, Rev. II. V
Rominger, pastor. Morning service at
Io:45, subject, 1.-The Redemption OF the
Publican" preceded by a short ermon
to the children; Sunday school and
Bible class at II; Junior Endeavor at
$3.50; Y. P. S. c L. at 6:3o; evening ser
vice at 7:3o, subject, "a Sons Treat
ment of an old Father" Good music.
All invited. Midweek service Wednes-
day evening at 7:3o.
Charles D. Fernald of Brooklyn, N. ",
completed his two-weeks' vacation at
the c. c. Mead ranch south of Dickinson
on Monday and the following evening
left for home, stopping off at the state
fair at Mandan to see the Sioux Indian
village, steer roping contest and the va
rious cowboy fea.s, etc. MIR. Fernald
is a fine shot and seemed to enjoy the
strenuous life lived by the average stock
grower OF Western North Dakota. He
is the expert money counter in the Lin
coin National bank of New York city,
where the deposits run over s2o,ooo,ooo
and as high as $4,000 is some times
counted by him in a single day and pu,
into packages.
Mrs. J. w. Currie gave an "Observa'
ton Party" last Saturday afternoon to a
large company Of young ladies and sever,
al young matrons. The guests were each
c,,op \ If ~ n ren-upI- irk cLotch orC