The Dickinson press., 1902-11-22
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving.

verse Cattle Co.
A. R. Foley of Medora was a visitor
in the city on Friday.
Lester Bishop gave a party to a mum.
Der of his friends Tuesday.
Geo. Woodman shipped a car of polo
ponies to Carolina this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton %Schlapman OF
Gladstone were in Dickinson on Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lenneville,
at Forest Grove, Oregon, Nov. 10, a son,
The male quartet added much to the
service at the Congregational church
Sunday evening and has been receiving
merited compliments all of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Richards will take
their Thanksgiving dinner with Mr..
Richards parents at Mineral Wells,
Texas, where they went this week. They
will return home in about a month.
Mrs. J. J. Freeman left Tuesday morn
ing for her new home at Fargo amid a
host Of good wishes from her large
circle of friends. They will be domicilcd
at the prescott" for the winter, where
MIR. Freeman has rooms engaged.
Geo. Burgovne was arrested last Sat
urdav BY Sheriff Goodall for horse steal
ing. He had a hearing Monday before
Justice Ryan and was bound over to the
district cour in the sum of $500, in de-
fault OF which he was committed to Jail.
Hand painted court plaster holders,
scratchers, shaving paper cases, blotters,
pictures, calendars, rose sofa pillows,
veil cases, handkerchicfs, satchets, burnt
wood frames, etc, at the Japanese booth
in charge of Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Rau.
+. J. Easton & Co., the new harness
shop next door to Carroll Bros. livery
stable, carry the largest stock of horse
blankets, plush and fur robes, whips,
bits, spurs, quir,s, in fact anything kept
in a frst-class harness shop to be found
in this city. 1I-I-tf
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving, and
everybody is talking turkey. We like
turkey ourselves but prefer to talk
"dressing." We will have the swell
est line of ncck-wear, next week ever
shown in the town; if you see them you
will buy them. Jensen Bros I1-22-lt
Wheat continues to come in-3o and
40 and as high as 90 and Is loads some
days. The prices range from 81 to 50
cents per bushel and the farmers are
happy. The Lyon Elevator Co. has
bought upwards of 100000 bushels al.
ready this season. AS soon as the wheat
is cleaned up, the farmers will commence
to market their oat crop.
Why pay a icticious price to have
vour ewes tested? We have as fine a Sc,
Of instruments as there is in the state and
can guarantee you a perfect fit. We
also have the largest and finest line OF
clocks, watches, ~jewelrv, silverware and
diamonds ever shown in this part of the
state. 7. J. Greene 4 Co., jewelers.
Opticians & Engravers. 1I-I5-ti
Mrs. Goodhue and Mrs. A.. w. Free.
man gave a most charming party fol
Mrs. ohm Freeman Friday afternoon Of
las, week. The large number OF guest:
enjoyed the afternoon at euchre. An
elegant supper followed after which the
card winners we're announCed-Mrs
Gregory first, Mrs. Richards, second.
The favors were beautiful lace handker-
chiefs made by Mrs. Goodhue.
The concert Thursday evening was
we'll ]patronized and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. Rominger was unable to appear
but Mrs. Davis kindly did double duty
and there was no break in the program
The chorus was short n soprano anc
one alto but did very good work. MIR
Orchard was ably assisted by MIR. Boyer
tenor, and both gentlemen were grea1
iavoritcs with the audience. Miss Jen
kins gave a reading during the first part
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. X. Hickman, who
have been living at Morgan Hill, Cali
fornla, the past year, arrived in Dickin
son on Tuesday. MIR. Hickman has beer
engaged in the mercantile business will
his brother John and still retains his in
tercst in the store at Morgan Hill. Mr.
Hickman has a car of dried fruit on tn
way which he will close out to the Dick
in.on merchants. He expects to spene
| the winter at his Gladstone home.
Welton Mcdonald returned to Dick
| inson during the past week. He cam.
out from Dawson, Alaska, a month ago
! but had been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H
f. Beckett in Seattle and other relative!
and friends on the Coast. Mr.. Mcdonald
has closed out his mine in Alaska, realiz
ing a good sum of money, in addition It
| the best cleanup he had ever had from
the mine the past summer, and viii
spend the winter in Dickinson.
The official canvass of the Billing
county vote enables the PRESS to give
| the total vote each legislative candidate
received which is as follows: Mcclure
$40; Lish 500; Senour, 4o3; Foley Az
Martin, 454: Killer 432. The three hav
ing the highest vote are elected as repre-
sentatives from the 3Ist district. 1t will
be noticed that there is very little diff
ference in the vote as it is graduated
down. MIR. Mcclure leads Mr.. List
with 10 votes, MIR. Lish leads Mr.. Senou
by Is votes, and Mr.. Senour leads Mr.
Foley by 81 votes.
Mrs. John Courtney and Mrs. w. L
Richards entertained seventy-fve of thei
lady friends Saturday afternoon. Mrs
Richards beautiful home was prettil'
decorated for the occasion with smila,
and carnations and a carnation was pre-
sented to each guest. Tiny Japanes'
fans were the favors awarded winners a
cards for the first few games until tn
ladies coiffures resembled those of
Japanese belle. The supper was serve
on the small tables and was dainty an,
delicious. The card prizes-beautifu
pieces of China-were awarded-Mrs
billiard, first, Mrs. Gregory, second
Mrs Manning, consolation. The ladie
seemed loath to leave their charming
hostesses and it was long past six whel
they finally made their adieus.
Tuesday afternoon Judge Campbell
was out south to look after the Goodal
auction sale. There was a good attend
ance and nearly everything was sold. Ii
the line OF stock the following sales wer
made: Smith Dobson bought IS to 2
yearling cattle at S22 per head; C.. E
Trask, IS 2 and 3-year old steers at $685.
per head; Mike Miller, Is cows at s22.7s
i bull at $40 and a rick of hay at 1913
per ton; out Of a band of 500 young sheel
Smith Dobson bought the wethers a
S2.55 per head and Paul Brown the eve
1t s2.65; Abe Currie, 9 bucks at sI.o5 pc
head; G.. w. Sorber, I54 old ewes at 80
per head; Paul Brown, I76 lambs at SI.6
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