The Dickinson press., 1903-02-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

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Nellie Harrington is on the list of those
having tonsilitis this week.
Harve Robinson, the Billings county
treasurer, was doing business in the city
Wednesday.
F. c. Angliss attended the meeting of
opticians at Fargo this week, returning
home Thursday.
Mrs. Francis Mcdonald of Mandan is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. McDon-
aid this week.
Engineer E. E. Hagan returned from
St. Paul the first of the week where he
went to get treatment for his eyes.
Mrs. Geo. TER arrived from New
York recently to spend a month or two
with her sister, Mrs. William McKibbin
of this city.
L. H. Walden, one of the popular rail.
road boys, who has been switching in
the yards here for the past few months
left Friday for Spokane.
Mrs. H. V. Rominger returned Thurs
day from St. Paul where she had been in
the hospital, and while not entirely well
vet, feels considerably improved.
Mrs. Dawson, one of Mrs. VIM
Rays old friends from Tacoma, stopped
off two days in this city this week as he'
guest on her way home from an eastern
trip.
Master Mechanic A. w. Wheatley, OF
Glendive, was an east-bound passenger
for St. Paul Friday morning, where he
will attend the Master Mechanics con.
vention.
Mrs. Frankenberg was a passenger or
No. 3 from St. Paul Thursday afternoon
where she had been in the hospital. She
is able to walk now and feeling some
what improved physically.
The bill regarding the Simpson vol
bounty has been recommended by the
committee to pass, which will be en-
c~ouraging news to the large number O.
people in this section of the country in
terested in this movement.
F. c. Angliss, the Dickinson optician
has been elected a three-year member 0
the state board of directors and has beer
recommended to Gov. White for mem
bership on the examining board Of the
North Dakota State Optical association
The bubble social at the Congregation
al church Tuesday evening was a pleas
ant affair and we'll attended, netting
neat sum for the ladies. Mrs. Free
Roquette won the first prize for blowing
the largest bubble and Mrs. Rawson 60
the BOBBY.
Mrs. y. H. Pond and Mrs. T. F. Fowl
er gave a very pretty and enjoyable E
handed euchre party to 10 of their lad,
friends Thursday afternoon at the hom'
! of the former. Refreshments of a deli
cate nature were served and the after
noon very pleasantly spent.
Operator G.. B. Hawley, who has bee,
employed at the W. u. here for SOM
months past, has been transferred t
Helena, Mont, and left Friday afternoon
for that place. Mr.. Hawley is a brigh
young man of pleasing personality, AM
the many friends he has made Will
here by his modest, accommodating
manner, both in business and social life
deeply regret his departure, and hop
that he may again return to make Dick
inson his home.
Auctioneer Gordan and son, Viii
closed their auction sale at Currie & Co
store last Tuesday evening after holdin
the vast crowds every afternoon and E,
ening for nearly three weeks. To sa
they are artists in their line is but midi
expressing their ability as statesmen
And aside from being good business me
they possess the happy faculty of max
ing friends and being able to keep then
in social as we'll az business life, whel
ever they 60; and certainly w. D., ST.
holds the "honors" for being n of tn
most agreeable and clever Scotchmen
has ever been our good fortune to NEE
They left for their home in Minnear
oils Friday morning, carrying with ther
the good will and best wishes of all; an
in parting tipped a pretty courtesy t
Dickinson, saying it wal the best bus
ness town they had struck in their ira,
els, and that from a social standpoint, a
entertainers their people could not b
excelled.
Wolves have become very destructiv
to young stock near Havre, Mont, an
the stockmen there are asking to hav
the bounty increased, according to tn
Great Falls Tribune, which says Job
Kearful, the Clear creek ranchman, wa
there and stated that near his plac
a band of about thirty wolve
were very troublesome, having kille
many head of young stock. He adve
Gates raising the bounty on wolves. H
declared that the stock interests are viii
ing to pay the bounty and that the legis
lature should fix the bounty on she
wolves at SIS, leaving the rest of the la,
as it is at present. The ranchers in hi
vicinity will probably form a bount
league and offer an additional amount t
be offered for wolves killed in a territor
about twenty miles square. There wi
be two or three men in the organizatio
who will be authorized to pay the add
tional bounty when the wolf hunters ar
able to produce the newly killed wolve
and show that the animals have bee
killed in the prescribed territory. Tn
hunter will, Of course, get the usual sta,
bounty as we'll as this special amour, .
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