The Dickinson press., 1902-05-03

PSoCAOAS Auot ny Will NOuSluuV I Ky
to a city hospital. Sam was in from the
ranch the first of the week.
Mrs. F. A. Hickman of Glcndivc, who
had been visiting Dickinson friends, was
joined here Saturday morning by MISS
Ida and together they visited the Bon.
neys in Gladstone for two days.
MI. and Mrs. c. F. Wilde have about
made up their minds to move west, but
just where they cannot say yet They are
old timers here and their many friends
regret that they are going away.
An interesting story, lots of beautiful
scenery, strong specialties and a COM
pany of clever people go to make up the
production of 1.-THE Missouri Girl" at
Dickinson opera house Thursday, May
18TH.
Andrew Gibson of Missoula is the new
superintendent of the Yellowstone divi-
sion. Mr.. Houston takes his old position
of trainmaster and Mr.. Rapeje will again
take his passenger train run west of
Glendive.
A. Anderson and Pete Hahnsen were
down from Bel6eld on Wednesday. Mr..
Anderson said he was thinking earlier
in the season of putting in some more
cattle, but he did not buy and he is glad
now that he didn't.
Mrs. ]. F. Young of Belfeld was in
Dickinson on Tuesday. Mrs. Young and
her ons have their cattle ranch in Bill
ings county, near the Frank Stone ranch,
and they were very successful with their
stock during the winter.
Engineer Jas. Mcdonald has been hav-
ing much difficulty IN finding a dwelling
house that he could rent for any length
of time. For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdonald are rooming in the Crowley
house and taking their meals out.
April II marked the 10th anniversary
of G. s.. Cryne's settlement in Stark
county. Mr.. Cryne writes that the
weather was quite the same 20 years ago
but there was less grass and more snow
On the banks along the gulches.
Miss Della Spears attended the meet
ing of county superintendent at the state
capitol this week. The meeting was
called by Supt. Devine to discuss gen.
eral educational matters. w. T. Den.
niston represented Billings county.
Mrs. A. J. Thayer and daughter who
had been spending a few weeks in Dick.
inson returned Tuesday to their home
south of Sentinel Butte. Mrs. H. v.
Rominger accompanied Mrs. Thayer and
will spend a week or two visiting Bill
ing county friends.
1t is said that the parting this week at
Beach between the young lady land
seekers and some of the young brake.
men was pathetic. The ladies had to re.
turn east and when the work train crews
come home there will be an opportunity
of finding out all about it.
Forum: Hon. T. S. Underhill has sold
his Antelope ranch over in Stark county
$4,000 acres at $3.50 per acre. Mr..
Underhill still retains his home farm al
Antelope, with several other section.
about there-leaving the ranch proceed.
to the good, for which success many
friends rejoice, at the generous gooc
fortune.
+. s.. Let's, general manager and trustee
of. the N. Pacific Dakota Colonization
bureau, has issued a very interesting cir
cular to the public, giving much valu'
able information of his exploration O
this country during the years Of 1873
The circular speaks of the great pros
perity of the Stark county people, no
forgetting that part of Mclean count,
where is located the TOWNSHIP of Goa
Harbor
Congregational church, Rev H. v
Rominger.-pastor. Morning service a
1o:45;S S. S. and Bible class at IL; JUNO
Endeavor at 3, Young Peoples MeetinI
at 700 P. M. Evening service Boz
Subject at 1915 1.-THE Blessings q
Meek People Who Inherit. the Earth,
preceded by "a short sermon t
the children. Subject at 800 "Story o
a Slave Girl and the Disinherited Son O
a Rich Man. Short business meeting a
close of Sunday evening service to hea
report of trustees on proposed plans o
%renovating church. Midweek servic,
Wednesday evening at 800.
On Tuesday J. Hannahan of Peoria
ILL.,. first vice grand master of the B. Q
L. F. order, was in Dickinson for tn
purpose of giving H. l.. Belcher a medi
cal examination. The examination re
suited in the company allowing a Olga
bili.y claim Of $1,000, which will be pais
Immediately, and the first of next wee|
Mr.. Belcher will leave for Albuquerqu,
New Mexico, where his Dickinson friend
hope that he may be able to regain hi
health. Mrs. Belcher will remain her
until her husband gets located.
Obituary
( Died April 25th, 1902, infant daughte
) of Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Gregg, aged
weeks. Thestuneral was conducted fror