The Dickinson press., 1902-02-01
Mr.. and. Mrs. E. j. Berry FFvisited in
Bismarck this week.


thermometer registered ~ degrees below
zero the night Of the 27th, which was 2
degrees warmer than the record here.
Anthony and John REILLY we're in the
city on Tuesday to pay taxes and trans.
act other business John said that Sun.
day vas evere but nevertheless he
grazed his cattle all day.
c. H. Wiley, who was taking a load Of
freight to the Mckenzie store at New
England last Saturday, lost his trail in
the evening and finally brought up at the
Morgan ranch for the night.
Local A. o. U. w. members are much
in the three-months' contes st,
ending February %, between North Da.
kota and Maine to see which can secure
the most new members during the period.
J. w. Kendall is looking up a ranch
location and rather expects to find the
right place out north. Mr.. Kendall ha.
a band of sheep with Frank Roth on
Thirty-Mile creek that he bought last
season.
Gus Anderson was down from Belfeld
week. He says his cattle are win
fine. They Craze every day, but
when the weather is stormy or too cold
they come in early and get a good fod-
of hay.
Tribune: Miss Helen Hughes OF
Minneapolis is quite seriously sick with
a heart difficulty resulting from over.ex
ertion. Her heart has not been in its
normal condition since her severe illness
several years ago.
MIR. and Mrs. E. c. Cooper gave a din.
ner party at Hotel Dakotah, Grand
Forks, recently, the occasion being the
first anniversary of their marriage. Mrs
Cooper was known in Dickinson as Miss
Flora McGillivray.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Ediek accompanied
by their mother, Mrs. CHI. Edick, came in
from Indian Spring on Wednesday. The
mother who had been visiting at the
Edick place for some weeks, returned tc
Bismarck on Thursday.
The Mcmillan Fur & Wool Co. have
placed their price circular on file at oul
Office for reference. This house ha:
been established for nearly a quarter o
TO-
a century, and shippers find their deal
ings with them very satisfactory.
1t is five years ago this winter that the
Alaska fever took such a strong hold oi
the people of this country. Klondike
expeditions were made up from almos'
every locality in the United States, ant
Dickinson sent its quota--twenty o.
more. ~
Word has been received from Grafton
Mass, that L. A. Sherman stood his trir
we'll, getting home on Dec. %. Mr.
Sherman has gained but lit,leso far, bu'
his friends hope that with dill,
treatment he will make more marked
improvement.
Roadmaster DAILY is having the ic,
that was left in the old N. P. house here
removed to Gladstone, Belfeld and Sui
ly. At the last named place two house!
will be filled as the company has con,
siderable work to do in the vicinity tn.
coming season..
The Slayton Jubilee Singers,under th'
auspices of the school, were certainl,
fine and deserved a much larger house
than they received. 1t is understood
that the school management lost som,
money on the venture, and it is hope,
that the people of the city will NANTES
more interest when the second enter
tainment is given March 10.
Bernt Olson, whose cattle ranch i
north Of Richardton, drove to Dickinson
on Tuesday, returning on Wednesda,
Mr.. Olson says that he has lots of ha
and has been feeding his cattle for
month or more. His neighbors, how
ever. do not feed any to speak of.
Engineer and Mrs. James McDonal,
of Mandan, expected to have moved
Dickinson this week but owing to tn
illness of their child they are still
Mandan. Mr.. Mcdonald has been vi
able to procure a house in the city so +;
and may have to board for a month
two on arrival.
II have used Chamberain's Coue
remedy for a number OF years and hal
no hesitancy in saying that it is the be
remedy for coughs, colds and Group
have ever used in my family. l ha'
not words to express my confidence
this remedy.-Mrs. J. A. Moore, Nor
Star, Mich. Forsale by all druggis
The English portion Of the Cathol
parish held a large meeting at the p;
lors of their pastor. T. L. Rabsteine
and selected as trustees Messrs. Ry
and Rudiselle. No better choice cou
have been made. The prospects for I
future Of the large parish are growi
brighter and every member seems to
deeply interested under the new ma
agement, conducted to the satisfacti
of all.
The North Coast Limited will be I
on the Northern Pacific the 18th of n.
May and will be the finest train ever !
> on the road. The Pullman company
!, now building a new line of cars for use
this train, which will be composed
most entirely of Pullmans. While
= North Coast Limited has been the t
. Of the country during the other sease
it will be greater than ever this seas
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