The Dickinson press., 1902-02-08

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Call at ,he White & Co drug store
Sunday afternoon and geta copy Of the
Sunday Times free. 2-8-2t
T. G.. Saunders, Fred Dickinson and
w. ]. Breckon were given their first de-
gree in Masonry last Saturday night.
Miss Ada Rooney returned from Bill
this week and has accepted her old
position in the ST. Charles dining room.
Be sure and call up No. 7 for anything
you want in fresh or salt meats, fish,
groceries and all kinds of provisions.
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Mrs F. NJ. Smith of Hebron is spend
ing a few weeks in the city with her
Mesdames Richards and Kill
mer.
Mrs. E. DeFebach returned from St.
Paul last Friday evening. She was &C
companied by her husband and stood the
trip very we'll.
The Mandan Times figures it Out that
the 500 may force the N. P. to build a
southwest from Mandan to hold
the stock trade.
Prot. L. F. Crawford ishaving an eagle
mounted by Ed. Dodd for the city school
library room. The bird was caught by
Reuben Lyon.
Harry Bennett, who drives for the Car
roll & Rowley livery barn, took Rev. T.
l. Rabsteinek Ii southeast to see a sick
party on Tuesday.
John Orchard, Sunday school field
worker for North Dakota and Montana.
addressed a meeting of Sunday school
teachers in Fargo last week.
Wallis Huidekooper, owner Of the
Deep Creek Cattle Co. in Billings county.
writes to have the PRESS sent to his
Philadelphia address as we'll as to the
ranch.
1t is reported that Mrs. Chas. Caravan
who visited in the East last year, return
ing to the North via Dickinson in the
fall, is cooking for the postofice force in
Dawson.
]. D. Pierson, a Simmer and Thomas
representative, SAYS that it is surprising
how many cattle his firm are selling right
! n the dead Of winter to the stockmen
ont this way.
This week Landlord Kihm has had
a crew of carpenters, plasterers and
painters at work in his billiard rooms.
When completed they will be as fine as
any in the state.
Lee Harkins left Sunday for Seattle
and was accompanied to the train by
about 90 of the Dickinson young people
who wished him a pleasant journey and
success in his new western home.
Harry Beidler has rented a house OF
Daniel Cook on Sims street, where he
will move about the first OF March. 1t is
reported that the Cobbs. who have been
occupying the house, expect to go east
The city council had nothing but rou
tine work on Monday evening. The
w%aterworks committee was not ready t.
report and were given until the next reg
ular meeting, April 1st, in which to com
plete their work.
All those who get their horses shod a
Fred w. Turner's during this month
will get as a souvenir, a little book en-
titled "The Foot Of the Horse" which
treats on the diseases of the horse
feet. 2-8-t
1t was unusually cold again this weel
go degrees below zero Monday night
but the stock interests did moi suffer
Nearly every rancher reports good graz
ing and says that very little hay has bee
ted to the stock thus far.
Bismarck paper: Married, on Thurs
day evening, Jan. 70, by Rev. Nystron
Sidney Herbert and Miss Emma Engle
barron of Belfeld, N. d. MI. Herbel
is the trusted foreman at D. W. Ryder
fine horse ranch near Belfeld.
The railroad boys are still busy NAL
ing preparations for their ball on Eel
II, which promises to eclipse anythin
of the kind they have ever before give
You are all invited. and don't forget tt
date-Feb. 2I-at the opera house.
On Wednesday Chas. G. Mature
Adolph Fratzke and Emil Schauer r
turned from New England, IS mill
south, each having purchased a fine ha
section of land in township 1873, range 9
Mr.. Wannemacher was with the party.
The Misses Crowley of this city recen
: w received a letter from their brother
8 Dawson, Yukon Territory, who has be.
absent three years. He was a form
/ railroad boy here. He writes that he
we'll, ETC., but does not say anythil
about returning.
81 have used Chambsrain's Coul
remedy for a number OF years and ha'
no hesitancy in saying that it is the be
remedy for coughs, colds and Group
have v used in my family. l ha
not words to express my confidence
this remedy-Mrs. ]. A. Moore, Nor
Star, Mich. Forsale by all druggis
During the past month J. D. Pierse
: for Simmer 4 Thomas, has sold
head of eastern cattle in this vicini
a Some Of the recent sales are as follow
H. b. Schaffner, I5o;.Ols Gullickson, {
! A. Muller, 100; Ludwig Zellers. 122.
:. "Churches and Ministers" will be t
subject of Sabbath mornings sermon
the NJ. + church. The theme of I
5 evening discourse will be The Ok a
the Goad." A cordial welcome to I
q church service is extended 10 all. S.
r Roadhouse, pastor.
! Special instruction in music and ORA
ing in our schools has given an impet
!. toward the development of the aesthe