The Dickinson press., 1902-05-17

lnlS week FOREMAN ]. r. brewer was
in to meet Geo. F. Woodman, who was
due to arrive from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. P.J. Pelissier and Mrs.
F. A. Eaton, of Medora, were on their
way to Pittsburg on Thurday.
On the goth the Missouri Slope Land
& Investment Co. will have another
large party of landseekers at Sentinel
Butte.
LA. Watkins of Eagle Grove. Iowa,
arrived in Dickinson this week. Mr..
Owens came out to work for the Owens
Cattle Co.
Jack Weiderman: No, l was not in
Dickinson on the 10th of April and on
the contrary l was hundreds of miles
from your city.
This week the Missouri Slope Land
aud Investment Co. had a party of Min
nesota landseekers at Sentinel Butte.
They sold a section and a half of land
and will probably sell more to the same
parties.
E. D. McCadam has bought a we'll
boring machine, probably as good as
any that has ever been brought into the
state. Ned goes to Mandan this week,
where his family is and where he will re-
side, for the present.
James Converse fooled his physicians
and is rapidly recovering from his seri-
Gus illness. He owes much to Mrs. Bal
lard at whose house he is staying, as we'll
as to his doctors. DR.. Stickney had
charge of the case.
Thomas Lynch was down from Ranch
err, Montana, this week to look after the
sale of $50 acres of land at Sedalia,
where he was stationed during the eight
les for six or seven years. MIR. Lynch
received $500 for his land.
c. T. Crowl has been awarded the con-
tract for installing . steam heating plant
in the Missouri Slope Land & Invest.
ment Co. hotel at Sentinel Butte. Land
lord Snyder will have everything first
class when the new structure is com.
pleted.
Remember the name. You do not
have to go anywhere but Angliss' for any
kind of watch from sI.25 to $500. We
have several fine second hand watches
from railroad men, good as new and very
cheap. Angliss the Jeweler. 5-17-it
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Simpson enter
tanned the Methodist choir very pleas
antly Tuesday evening at games and
music. Nice refreshments were served
at the close OF the evening, after which
the guests dispersed feeling that their
time had been most %agreeablv spent.
Next Wednesday night, May II, the
x L club will give their play, "a Kings
Daughter" at the opera house. The cast
of characters will be found elsewhere in
this issue, and the PRESS is sure that
those who attend the play will never re-
greet it.
The Park River parties who recently
bought 10000 acres Of land southeast of
Dickinson have just added 10000 acres
to their Stark county holding, making in
all $1,000 acres. Banker C. J. Lord OF
Cando has become a member of the com:
pany, also D. H. Beecher of, Grand Forks
A Mr.. Ripley, who has a ranch abou,
60 miles north of Sentinel Butte, receiv.
ed a bad fracture OF the limb this week
and was taken to the Ballard hospital in
Dickinson for treatment. He was going
over the trail on horseback to get some
cattle and was in below Sentinel Butte
when he met with his accident.
In the May number of the North Da
kota Sheaf, Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn report.
the gift, by Edwin Dodd of Bad Land.
cedar panels for the altar in St. John'l
church. The delegates to. convocatiol
are given as follows: Messrs. J. G. Camp
bell, and N. c. Lawrence, Mesdames c
E. Gregory and J. P. Tingle, Misses Ma
Hollister and Edith Birch.
Congregational church, Rev H. v
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
Io:45; S. S. and Bible class at II; Junio
Endeavor at 3, Young Peoples Meeting
at 700 P. m. Evening service 8:ot
Subject at 1o:45 "Christ's Benedic
ton on the Merciful," preceded by
short sermon to the children. Subject a
800 "The Most NOTORIOUS Bad Bargain
of History" Midweek service Wednes
day evening at $780,
The weekly drill of Co. K will be helt
Monday night, and it is hoped the boy
will be out in force, with full determine
tion to go to the Rock Island encamp
ment, called by the governor at Devils
Lake, July 8 to IS. All expenses pal,
by the state-and it is the patriotic dut,
OF the boys to be there. Employers 0
! Co. K. should make arrangements to lie
the boys be at the gathering. This is
duty they owe to good Sc
: that every man can go to the camp 70
the week.
Maurice Donnelly, secretary of tn
, Northwestern Ranching Co., after
weeks inspection of the company's shee,
!. and land holdings south, returned to hi
indianapolis home last Saturday. Nj
I Donnelly was much pleased with tn
P condition of their 5000 sheep which ha
: wintered without loss, and he was in
clined to think that they would stoc
S several more ranches during the presen
t season. Mr.. Donnelly and Mr., R. "
Reid, president of the company, recent