The Dickinson press., 1903-09-12

Mrs. w. T. Best returned east on
Thursday evening.
w. A. Shaw bought 60 Rambouillets
bucks of Billy Whinn.
A. billiard has sold 1000 stock sheep
to R. L. jackson at s2.75 per head.
Joe Gamble, states attorney for Bill
ings county, was in the city on Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne of Glad
stone were visitors in the citv the first of
the week.
Mike Cuskelly, tho Oakdale merchant,
was in for supplies on Friday. He found
it hard wheeling.
David Roberts has been reelected
%janitor of the high school building at a
salary Of SIS per month.
Mrs. WEIGH of Mandan who was visit
ing in the city the past week was called
home by the illness OF her husband.
Miss Emma Larson, niece Of Mrs. w.
J. Breckon, left Friday to spend two
months with her brother at Miles City,
Mont.
The N. P. has a crew OF men digging
and blasting for the foundation at the
new pumping station southeast OF the
city.
The Ladies' Altar society will meet
at Mrs. Jas. Mcdonald next Wednesday
afternoon to sew and arrange for a food
sale.
Miss Ruth Rudiselle leaves today for
an extended eastern trip, visiting Clevc-
land, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York
before returning.
A. D. Wake and F. J. Ellsworth, two
the past year, left Monday for Spokane,
expecting TO locate there.
The representatives Of the Zion peo-
pie have decided to locate southwest of
the Rainy buttes. Members of the
colony are expected from Chicago any
day.
John H. Waggoner expects his broth
er, w. e. Waggoner and wife from Cen.
trail City, KY, to dav or tomorrow. Mr..
Waggener is superintendent of bridges
on the Illinois Central Ry.
Mrs. D. CIT. Birdsall and Mr.. Eldred
are erecting a dwelling in Young's addi-
ton facing on Wales street. Walton and
Davis have the contract and work will
be rushed to an early completion.
Robert Hammond and party who have
extensive land holdings northwest of
Dickinson, were in the city the past
week. They spent several days in the
country with A. N. Jefferies. Mr.. Ham
mond is manager Of the Chicago, East
ern & Illinois Ry., and is also an officer
in the Dakota Manitoba Land Co.
The ball season is over. Messrs.
Davidson and Ronesh returned from
Miles City the past week and after spend
ing a day or two in the city went to their
homes in the east, Davidson going We'd
nesday and Ronesh and Imerson Thurs
day. The Miles City team, in which
they played last week, captured three
out of four games-two from Helena and
one from Bozeman.
Carl Davidson, the base ball pitcher,
who did such good work with the local
team here for the past two months lett
Wednesday evening on No. 2 for his
home in Red Wing, Mimi, leaving be-
hind a good impression as a ball player
of merit and a gentleman, and a host Of
friends in Dickinson will be glad to see
him back in the home ranks again next
season.
Philip Klog and John Harner. owners
of the new 7o-barrel Touring mill under
course of construction in this city, ex-
pect to be ready to make flour about the
first of October. The machinery is be-
ing set up by an expert from Mime
apoIis and a frst-class miller is to arrive
1 It. l..A 49, -,oo NJ It@~ boo
been buying the latest improved ma
of flour that will please the trade.
Mr.. Carisch of Wisconsin has been in
Dickinson the past week looking over
the ground with the view Of putting in a
bottling factory and steam laundry. He
has two brothers who would engage with
him in such an enterprise, and it is
likely that they will locate here as the
business men of the city seem muchinter-
ested in the matter. The Carisch boys
are fine ball players and should they be-
come residents Of the city would strength
ten the local nine wonerfully. They
would be the kind of people to hold
together the Dickinson team next season.
There will be a small cattle shipment
from Dickinson on the 18th as follows;
Dakota Land & c. Co. 10 cars, Richards
& Wilcox II, Little Mo. H. Co. 3, w. L.
Austin 4,Jefferies & Higgins 4, K. Finger
z, w. L. Richards 10 cars at Hebron, ].
E. Phelan 20, Pete frederick 4, H. Siverts
z andR. J. Fleck 3 cars on the 10Th at
at Taylor. On the 25th the following
cars are booked at Dickinson; L. H.
Young u, Ali. White 5, Fl. J. Schultz 5,
Ben Singletary 2, A. c. McGillivary 2,
Converse Cattle Co. IS, RiChasds. Howe
& Co. 10, Little Mo. H. Co. IS, J. H. Shaw
Aug. 10th Clifford Peterson, a young
man from Bangor, South Dakota, who
was in the employ OF Geo. c. Ludolph
on the Little Missouri, was drowned
while attempting to swim the river on
horseback. His body was recovered
Sept. End, having aoated one and hall
miles. The deceased was given a Chris.
tian burial. In the absence of a minister
service was conducted by Mrs. Geo. c
Ludolph. The young man bore a most
excellent character and had the univer
sal love and respect of all who knew him
Last Friday and Saturday many PEG
pie saw an automobile for the first time
The machine, an 8-horse power Kno,
gasoline, was the property. OF w. w
Fordham, late Of Elmira, Mich, who wa!
on his way to Spokane, Wash, to engage
in the drug business. The machine wa
capable of making IS to 20 miles an hour
and the owner did not anticipate an,
trouble in getting through the BAG
Lands. He said he could cross the Lit
tie Missouri river on the railroad bridge
A. M. Pomroy took a picture of the auto
mobile which he thought might be of in
terest to people some years hence.
The big bell for St. Joseph's churc1
!; came this week. 1t weighs 200 pound
and bears the following names as it
donors: Koch, Sem, Miller, Keraui
Geschrenst Won, Hartinger, Roeder ane
Abregewetscb, the given name of eacl
names is the following in German
"Heil,ger Joseph Bite fuer uns," which
means in English, Holy Joseph pray 70