The Dickinson press., 1902-03-08

Frankenberg's bowling alley Thursday
evening and a pleasant time is reported.
Wednesday evening E. H. Smith of
Austin, Mimi, arrived with the following
party of landseekers: H. ]. Hansen,
John Cronan. NJ. H. Hjkrehsback, E. T.
Mccormick and Jas. Hess. The party
went out south on Thursday to look at
land.
The Tribune has received requests for
it's special edition from Vermont and
mentions the fact that the Stickneys,
billiards, Meads. Folsoms, Griswolds,
Howes, Spaldings. Dodges. Browns-one
of Bismarcks first land oficials-and
hosts OF other good people me from
the Green Mountain State.
A. L. Martin, treasurer of the Missouri
Slope Land & Investment Co., was re-
turning Sunday evening to Sentinel
Butte from a visit in Iowa. Mr.. Martin
says his company. is having great many
inquiries for land and a few weeks later
a large number of eastern people will be
out to select and make purchases.
Walter Weflman used to tell some
narrowing tales Of life in the convict
mines Of Siberia. The theme is one that
has always claimed close attention from
the public, whether presented in lecture
form, as by Wellman, or in dramatic
guise. There ought to be unusual in
terest in the offering Of "For Her Sake"
at the opera house Wednesday. March
18th.
The different wards of the city will
use the following voting places on the
9TH of April: Ist ward-city hall; md
ward-Dickinson Mercantile Co.; grid
ward-court house; 4th ward-Harry
Gruschus' residence. The registration
boards will meet in the several wards on
the 18th and 75th, notice of which will
be given next week.
Miss Cole and Miss Hawkinson of
Minneapolis are opening an up-to-date
millinery store in Mr.. Simpsons build
ing on Sims street. These ladies come
directly from the cities and propose to
carry the finest line Of goods ever shown
in the city. c. E. Dickinson is papering
and painting and getting the store ready
for the large stock which will arrive next
week.
No soone had Fred Freeman left for
Seattle than c. w. Rau raised the score
at Frankenberg's bowling alley to 232
and Charles has been smoking good
cigars all the week. DR.. Davis who
raised the 0 to. 214 has also been
smoking a fresh box, and likewise Frank
Roquette whose score stands al I'll.
Any person who rolls I'VE zoo gets a
choice box of cigars and for every time
the record is raised an additional box.
The l%andseekers were greatly in evi-
dence on the trains Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, and on Wednesday both No.
3 and No. II were run in two sections,
Such crowds Of people were never be.
fore IN the westward move. The first
and third Tuesdays in each month are
advertised as regular excursion dates,
but every day sees hundreds Of immi-
grants on the move, several extra coach
es being attached to almost every train.
Congregational church, Rev H. v
Rominger, pastor. Morning service at
Io45;S. S. and Bible class at IL; Junior
Endeavor at 3, Young Peoples Meeting
at 6:3o p. m. Evening service 7:ao,
Subject at Io4s Deliver Us From
Evil" preceded by a short sermon to
children; 1890 1.-THE Lost Paradise of
Genesis and Its Modern Illustrations
Good music: allinvited. Midweek service
Wednesday evening at 7:3o:
Evangelistie services are in progress
this week in the Methodist church. It il
the first time in several years that an eff
fort of this kind has been made in Dick.
inson but the results are proving the wis
dom of the plan. A great interest is be
ing shown and a good work will doubt
less be done: The services are not of {
Especially bombastic order. but yigorou,
appeals are being made to conscience
and common sense. They will continue
next week.
c. G. Maurer of Walnut Grove, MINI.
has been in the city this week and viii
move his family here about the first o
April. Mr.. Maurer is to become asso
ciated with G. r. Wannamacher, secre
tary Of the Rainy Bqttes Land Co.: ane
this week was showing land to the fol
lowing gentlemen from Waseca. MINI
VIM. Oeotrich, VIM. Schroeder. Martil
Mauror, John Filter, Geo. Cordney
Herman Kroeger, VIM. Manke ant
VIM. Fratzke
A deal was closed Wednesday where
by the Missouri Slope Land and Inves.
ment Company Of this city sold to a Mi
Achorn Of Boston, Mass, GOA acres q
land in Billings county for $4,000 Tn
lands are in townships 1877 and 1873, rnag
loo, and>are about twelve miles sout
and west Of Sentinel Butte and horde
I ION the Montana state line. Mr.. Achor
sent his representative TO look over til
. Hands with a view to purchasing on
|. or two sections but was so pleased witt
his ageptis report on the land that he d,
cided ID increase the purchase to til
nunbeSof acres mentioned above.
ID.