The Dickinson press., 1902-10-04
Rasmus Jensen was in Dickinson this

Geo. Clark was in from his South
Heart ranch on Monday.
A full line of harness, saddles, bits,
spurs, ETC., at f. J. Easton 4 Co.'s. o-l3-tf
Jay Brown was down from Medora on
Monday to get some lumber.
Rev. Gaustad, pastor of the Lutheran
church at Taylor, was a Dickinson caller
on Monday.
Robert Mueche of Gladstone has
threshed his wheat and reports an aver
age yield of wei 20 bushels.
Judge and Mrs. ]. G. Campbell were
the guests of Commissioner and Mrs. R.
]. Turner in Bismarck on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Vrcdenburg and
Miss Aimee V%redenburg came in from
Gorham, Billings county, last Saturday.
Sample line of heavy blanket shawls
at Sco6eld's, from $3.50 to $3.50. These
prices are fully IS per cent under real
value. o-27-tf
Miss Aimee Vrenenbury opened the
Miller school four miles south of Dick
inson on Monday. Miss Kennedy is
teaching in the Stolz district just south.
DR.. Riesland, the celebrated eye spc-
cialist who has visited our town Tor
many years, will be at Dickinson Octo-
Der Is to IS. o-co-tf
Recently Fred Turner put in a horse
shoe!ng machine that enables him 70
shoe the widest colts with perfect ease
and without scratching or harming the
animal in the least.
H. Curliss returned the first of the
week from his visit in Michigan and was
accompanied by his sister-in-law, Miss
Patterson, who will spend the winter at
the Curiiss ranch 100 miles southwest of
Dickinson.
NJ. B. Frisbie of Bcliield expects to
| visit his old Iowa home in about three
weeks. MIR. Frisbie and his son, George,
have a cattle ranch southwest of Belield
and have put up over 100 o n of hay
the past season.
Mrs. Geo. Lee came up from Glad
stone on the Tuesday afternoon train
and Commissioner Lee came up in the
evening, returning early Wednesday
morning to look after his elevator and
Touring mill.
J. G.. Mann Of Randolph, Vermont,
spent several days in Dickinson the past
week. MIR. Mann is the owner Of sever
al clothing stores in the East and is in
clincd to think that he would like a good
clothing business in North Dakota.
Mrs. Geo. Dobson came near sweep
ing everything in premiums on china at
Mandan, taking seven out Of eight Of
fered-six firsts and one second. Mrs.
Dobson was also awarded a premium for
a crayon and one for fancy work.
Judge Campbell returned Saturday
afternoon from Grand Forks, where he
had been associated with Attorney New
ton in asking the supreme court to deny
the application for the Reinstatement Of
Senator l.. A. Simpson. The courts de-
cision will be given on the 9TH.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society will
serve a hot supper on the Saturday night
before election, Nov. I, 1892, in the op.
era house, consisting of baked potatoes,
fried chicken, cold meats, salads, hot
rolls, %jcllies, fruits, cake, coffee-all for
the small sum of &c., children, 25c.
Supper from $50 on. 9-2o-7t
The Consolidated Coal Co. have re-
Gently employed Q skilled workmen
from the Pennsylvania coal mines.
These, with their force Of old men and
the new men employed at home. are
able to get out a large quantity of coal
daily, and after this week the company
expects to be able to supply 9 to 10 cars
per week for the Dickinsonians.
Professor Mcfarland OF the Valley
City normal, furnishes the Times-Record
with an interesting article, in which he
speaks of the address of Prof. l.. F.
Crawford to the students of that school
Wednesday. He also speaks of
Misses Holiister, Anderson and Feather
stone, graduates OF his school, as being
engaged in school work in Dickinson.
Among the papers presented at the
meeting of the state Congregational as
ISOLATION in Valley City last week was
one by Rev. H. V. Rominger-a review
Of Strong's Next Great Awakening
The paper is said to have been one oil
the best. At that meeting a state home
missionary society was organized with
Rev. c. H. Dickinson of Fargo president
Rev. S. NJ. Roadhouse will have com
pleted his term as pastor of the Metho'
odist church next Sunday evening. The
sermons for the day will be appropriate
to the occasion. The evening service al
7:3o will consist of an address, "Two
Years and a Half in Dickinson-a Retro
spect,' and some special singing. AL
1uellDeIS anu llltluS Vi tlc CuuICu de
especially urged to be present, and al
others are heartily welcome.
Father Rabsteinek has been much an
noyed that certain REPRESENTATION
lied by him-have been collecting fund!
for the Catholic churches. Father Rab
steinek wishes to state through this pa
per that no one in Dickinson or outside
is authorized to collect money for eithe'
Catholic church Tor any purpose unless
having a written permit from himsel
i, to so collect.
At a business meeting of the Congre
g%ational church Wednesday evening
considerable minor business was trans
acted and Rev. H. Y. Rominger wa
: asked to remain pastor of the church 70
t another year. The church has this yea