The Dickinson press., 1902-01-11

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i The SaniordsDodgeCo GO. wilIl play bu,
one night in % ckinson-SaturdaM Jgsn.
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District courtwill - conyfned 10
Diekinson On The Iothsof FebiF1osryand
IL Medora Oh the 18th. II
Two saddle horsss, / work shorse.3 sad
dies, Steven, San Jose, Gal. new
Esa.sddlerSApeach. Currie's second-hand
store. S
John Groundhauser has sold out his
barber business al Glendiye and came: to
Dickinson this week where he mayd de.
eide to locate.
Thomas Lancaster who hasbeen work
ing at the Current ranch ON the Cannon
Ball.the pas. season will spend the win.
ter in Dickinson. 81 5
Fred Christensen went west the first
of the week, and az he did not stop at
Glendivejas planned on leaving, il is
likely that he went direct to; Great Falls.
Miss Annie Graham, proprietorcss OF
the Graham hotel, Wibaux. is visiting
some Of her former Wibaux friends in
the. city. Mrs.A. Dingman and Mrs. c.
F. Parker. .@
The new heating apparatus at the
opera house works fnelysas all will ,tes-
tify who attended that most excellent
play. "The Convict's Daughter" las.
Friday.
"A large number of new pupils. were
enrolled at the high school building on
Monday. with indications that quite a
number Of others would. present them.
selves within the coming few days.
W.sP. Owens of Eagle Grove, Iowa,
manager Of the company recently organ
.ized by eastern men for the ranching
business, writes that he expects to be.
ONT a resident of. Dickinson before long.
The weather has been very springlik
the past week. 1t has thawed every day
and has frozen very little nights. end il
the weather continues this way a few
days longer the n will all disappear,
At a meeting Of the Clio euchre club
Mrs. Stickney was chosen president and
Mrs. Ayers secretary and treasurer. The
first meeting Of the club was held at the
residence Of MI. and Mrs. E. L., ScofeId
January 8.
A. N. Jeferies has been in Chicago
this week on business connected with
the leasing Of the grazing privilege on
Standing Rock reservation. A. H.. Ar.
nett expected to have gone but was de-
tanned at home. 81
In addition to his own stock AL. Mar.
tin is caring for about 1900 sheep for D
B. Zimmerman, which were ,railed in
from the west late in the fall and gol
caught in the snow before they had
reached destination.
Mrs. Jacob S,rove. living II mil S
northwest OF Dickinson, who was uper-
atedSon some j: DAYS ago at the MARY
Ballard hospital by I)rs. Smith foI
empyema, is gradually recovering ard !.
now able to sit up about an hour every
day:
Geo. E. Stabler has received a hand.
some medal from the British government
on account Of his services rendered in
the TransvaaI. South Africa, last year
On the rim of the medal is the inscrip.
ton: corporal Geo. E. Stabler, Kitch'
ener's Horse" the name of his regiment
Joe Christen returned Monday from
Oregon and is satisfied that Western
North Dakota offers better opportunities
for a manic make money than either
Oregon or Washington. Mr., Christen
sold his cattle ranch last fall but will
look up a new location.
During the past week ]. L. Mathew.
and ]. NJ. Hynes Of Lidgerwood, N. d.
were in the city looking up some land,
which they. we're DESTROYS Of buving. Mr.,
Mathews is cashier of the state bank ir
his town and in addition to his banking
duties conducts a land agency with Mr.
Hynes who was recently with the sot
Ry.
Prior to last season the Butte Sewer
Pipe & Tile Co. purchased their mixing
clays from Colorado. but in 1901 the com
pany bought Of the Dickinson Fire 6
Pressed Brick Works and were highly
pleased with the material. This yea
they have a contract with, the Dickinson
people for the delivery of 500 tons o
clay. some Of which has already beef
shipped.
Rev. T. L. Rabsteinek, who is to taxi
charge of st. Patrick's church, arrives
this week from Park River and has beel
very busy getting the parish house ii
shape foroccupancy. Father Rabsteinel
comes highly recommended to the PEG
pie Of Dickinson. He has been vtrygsu
cessful in his labors elsewhere and it is
hoped that he may be here. In due tim'
announcement of services, ETC., will b,
made.
]. M. Taft of South Heart has invente'
an adjustable ledger plate for mower
and harvesters which ought to make hin
acomfortable fortune. Mr.. Taft teste'
the invention at the ranch last seaso
and is confident that il is practical j
every detail. Expert machine men hav
examined the model at the Mandan Me,
camille Co. Office in this city and pro
nonnced it an Improvement that ever
manufacturer Of mowers and binder
should use.
The marriage Of Mr.. August Koes.
and Miss Lottie Hettenbaugh took plac
Wednesday afternoon at the home of th
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. He
stenbaugh, of Richard.on. Rev. Augu.
Debus performed the ceremony in til
presence Of relatives and = few nea
friends. The groom is n Of Star
coun.y's promising young business me-
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