The Dickinson press., 1903-01-31

j. r. Stewart has returned from S
Paul.
John Lewis, a Haley rancher, had hi
leg broken recently while vaccinatin
calves.
MIR Mitchell, superintendent of mo,iv
power, was in the city this week talkini
over railroad matters with Forema
White.
A man from Edgeley was expected
at Lehigh this week to take charge o
the Consolidated Coal Co. boardin,
house.
M. G.. Olheiser, John Sem, jacob
Ehli and several others are talking O
organizing a company to engage in thu
grocery business in South Dickinson.
L. X. Granteer and J. W. Gruschus
have R. E. Fuller's stable all framed
The sils and the floor are laid and a:
soon as it gets a little warmer the frame
will be raised.
H. o. Baker and &C. Creswell, ranch.
ers living in the vicinity Of Yule, were
in the city last Saturday and reported
that they were having very fine grazing
for their stock.
DR.. H. l.. Gartley, the Dickinson den.
fist, has the following dates:
Hebron, Feb. z and 3.
Richardton, Feb. 4 and s,
Taylor, Feb. E and 7.
Chief of Police Carroll caught Hughes
just west Of Glendive and brought him
Dickinson where he was given a go
day Jail sentence, the same as "Red" got.
David Beaudy was arrested this week
for thieving at Lehigh.
During the past ten days the authori.
ties at Dickinson, Bismarck, jamestown
and other places in the state have been
arresting petty thieves, and it looks as
there was an organized gang of
operating in the state along the
line OF the N. P.
Evangelical Lutheran church, o. r.
Just, pastor. There will be divine SER
vices nextS Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
the Methodist Episcopal church. The
German speaking people are cordially
to attend. If
Geo. and August Beisigl have bought
worth of land in Hettinger county
township 1871, range Of. The purchase
was made of the Observation-Disclosures
nent Co. and figures at about $3.50 per
acre.
On his return from eastern Oregon,
DR.. L. c. Smith brought a large quantity
Of gold bearing quartz taken from the
Producer Free Gold Co.'S mines located
about 20 milesfrom Sumpter. The doctor
s interested in these mines and has been
the gold from his samples, at
lis leisure, and thus proving his invest
nents.
There's a weekly letter from Wash
ngton, D. C., in the Chicago Weekly
inter- Ocean, and its contents alone
make the paper we'll worth its regular
subscription price of sI.oo per year. Yet
~ our special low rate arrangement
10th this paper and the Inter Ocean
nay be had for $500 for one full year.
IAN you think of a better investment?
Charles Fernald of Brooklyn writes
hat mercury has registered as low as
z degrees below zero in the state of New
Mr.. Fernald was on a hunting
rip to this section last fall, and he seems
o think the people must be frozen up in
North Dakota; but it is not SO bad here
IS our eastern friends think. The cold
that it has been a, Dickinson this
winter is q below zero.
Mrs. r. l.. Roquette entertained 4
Of friends, numbering IS, Inst Fri
lay evening in honor Of the S,h marriage
anniversary Of her sister, Mrs. W. Z.
The evening WIS spent in pro-
pedro and blowing Of soap bub-
lies. A prize was given to the one blow
ng the largest bubble, and Mrs. Rawson
the successful winner. AT the close
# the entertainment, which was enjoyed
" all, a delightful luncheon was served.
Congregational church, Rev. H. V.
>ominger, pastor. Morning service at
o:45, subject: 1.-THE Law Of Judging the
'loral Rebound of Life" preceded by a
hort sermon to the children. S.
). and Bible class at IL; Young Peo-
lies meeting at 6:3o; evening service at
80, subject: The pastor will give his
crmon-lecture on his "Visit to Damas-
us. the Oldest City Of the World"
didweek service Wednesday evening
t 1890.
Last Saturday Jim Clayton was taken
'efore Justice A. P. Folsom and was
'ound over to the district court in the
um of $1,000. Clayton made nodefense
Notwithstanding his hearing had been
'ostponed several weeks in order that
re might get important witness" that
claimed he wanted. Clayton is
harged with stealing : hose and the
whence against him is very clear.
;ince his confinement in Jail it is learned
hat he is wanted in Montana for similar
The auction sale at Currie g. Co.'S
tore goes merrily on without any let up,
he only difference being that the crowd
5 increasing from day to day and taxes
apacity Of the large store. The best Of
be goods are now to be sold, as the
heaper and older goods are all gone.
v. D. Gordon, the Scotch a%uctioneer,
who is ably assisted by his son, Will,
hrows out the choicest dress goods as
it was calico. Mr.. Gordon says one of
he reasons of his success in selling out
stock clean and clear, leaving an empty