The Dickinson press., 1902-02-08
r. A. Little was in from Fayette on

F. A. Little was in from Fayette on
Thursday.
State Superintendent Devine was in
the city on Fridal.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Kyseth, Of
Taylor, %Jonuary ~, . daughter.
Miss Lillian kim gives her girl
friends a dancing party this-Saturday
afternoon.
The boys Of Co. X, out Of respect for
the deceased Mrs. Neil, postponed their
dance last Tuesday evening.
Sheriff Bogue of Burleigh has just re-
turned from Duluth with Chilkof charged
with killing Simon WEIGH a year ago last
May.
Morris Nolan, an old-time Bismarcker,
and we'll known tothe eaily settlers west
of the river. died at his Wibaux ranch
on Thursday.
Commissioner Geo. Lee of Gladstone
returned from Michigan on Tuesday.
Mrs. Lee remains for the present with
her sick mother, and Miss Hazel is also
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Snyder have re-
turned from Luffman, S. D., and are
registered at the st. Charles. Mr.. Snyder
does o know yet what he will d" but
says he likes this part of the state and
intends to remain in the vicinity.
Engineer F. c. Blanchett of this divi-
sion of the N. P. was one Of the com
mittee Of railroad men who presented F.
N. Risteen with a complete tea set re-
Gently. Mr.. Risteen is now with the
Santa Fe with headquarters at Topeka,
Kans.
Sheriff Goodall who attended the Ma
sonic festivities in Fargo last week, drove
into the country from Steele On his return
and as a consequence of his exposure
was seriously ill for a few days the first
Of the week. He is better now and will
be about as usual in a day or so.
The contract for carrying the mail
twice a week from Dickinson to Fayette
and Oakdale has been awarded to Jerry
Palmer at $685. per year!ean advance of
sos over the old contract. Mr.. Palmer
has been CARRYING this mail for som
time and is giving the patrons out north
excellent service.
Arthur Brundage was in the city this
week gathering matter for the special
Missouri Slope edition of the Bismarck
Tribune which is to be issued in a week
or ten days. The edition will be illustra-
ted and will be the most exhaustive
writc-up of the western part Of the state
ever published.
Charles Maurer and Adolph Fratzke
of Walnut Grove, Mimi, and Emil
Schauer of Bndson, Wis, were in the
city this week looking for land. G. r
Wannemacher, secretary Of the Rainy
Buttes Land Co., was in charge of the
party. The party drove to the Cannon
Ball where they spent several days look
ing over the country.
Thursday night at about 5 o'clock
Harry McTier, who has been in Jail since
last fall on a criminal charge, left the
city with r. J. Craig's horse. He is sup.
posed to have gone northwest and it is
believed Billy Chaloner will he able tc
overtake him. McTier was given con
siderable freedom around the Jail as il
was thought his offense was small and he
would not attempt to escape.
The Washington dispatches of the
past week say that the Standing Rock
lease has been approved, etc. The
names of w. ]. Walker and G. E. Lem
mons are given to the public as leases
MI. Lemons is the foreman Of Lake
Tomb & Co. who operate in South Da
kota and his part of the lease cover!
. their interest and also that of A. H. Ar
nett, A. N. Jefferies & Co. of this city.
Many a hale old age is due to regula
systematic bodily ~exexcise in youth. No
long ago the student was pictured as
: pale, weak hermit ready for an earl,
grave. Now the ideal student is tn
I clear headed, active, virile youth witt
> vitality enough to carry him through life
work to, the end. Go to the school enter
tainment and see what the schools ar
trying to do to develop strength an
grace by bodily exercise.
l. The White & Co. drug store hav
e taken the exclusive agency for the Sur
day Times in this city. Hereafter tn
Sunday edition will arrive at $3.50 p. II
on Sundays. whereas no other Sunda
paper will get here until the followin
If morning, and every n will want III
3 Times. On Sundays, the 9th and I6tl
every one who calls at the drug stor
will receive a copy of the Times fire.
l. Bear this in mind. 49,:
Congregational church, Rev. H.
Rominger, pastor. Morning service
lo:45; subject: Forgive Us Our Debts
preceded by a short sermon to ::childre1
3 S. S. and Bible class at 1900. Junit
Endeavor at 800; Young Peoples NEE
h ing at $50. Evening service at 7:3
subject, "Li6coln Memorial Day Service
i Addresses by Col. Field and others. ca
ye lection at this service for the America
in Missionary Association. Midweek Sc
IN vice Wednesday evening at 7:3o.
the Sunday evening service the che
~ will render special music; also a solo I
Mrs. Rominger entitled "Judith."
The first official visit Of Bishop Mar
y. to Dickinson will begin next Wedne
day, Feb. IL. Morning service will |
conducted by the bishop and rector
ne II o'clock and again at 1890 P. m. tt
IN bishop will preach at these services. {
ne Thursday, Friday and Saturday a seri
40 of mission services will be held bv II
ne bishop, with services at 1890, 4 o'clot
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