The Dickinson press., 1903-01-03

Miss Ruth Rudiselle has gone to Glen
dive to spend a few days with %frienns.
B. T. Elkin. Pat Bratberg and Ed.
Luff drove in from Taylor Friday morn
ing.
In the st. Paul Dispatch OF recent date
is the story Of c. E. 1'rask's last buffalo
hunt.
Married. by Justice Folsom, Jan. 'st,
Thomas Agncw of Glendive, Mont, to
Pearl Nation of Wibaux. Mont.
O. P. liner was out to his cattle ranch
again this week. He says the range is
in fine shape and the cattle are doing
splendidly.
Here is your chance. Drenkel has a
carload of fresh apples in boxes. The
apples are hne quality and are being
sold at the lowest possible price. 1-3-3t
Next week Senator l.. A. Simpson,
Representatives Geo. Senour, Frank
Lish and W. A. Mcclure will take up
their temporary residence in Bismarck.
Joseph Carroll, who recently arrived
from Minnesota, has formed a partner
ship with his brother w. H. Carroll and
will be fonnd at the west side livery
stable.
The ladies OF the Congregational Aid
Society will be entertained by Mcsdames
Barker and Linslev on Tuesday alter
noon at 3 { o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
Linsley.
DR.. n. l.. Gartl-v will! he in Medora
IN January IS and ~ and in Sentinel
Butte on January IS and IS. Those de.
string ,len,al work should make 4 note
of these dates.
a. q. Elfstrom was in from the north
this week and purchased 90 head Of l
and 2-year old cattle of +. Deffebach
The cattle were started for the ranch on
New Years day.
Asa Gardner, proprietor OF the stage
routes south, says that it is good wheel
ing all the way to New England and
down to Haley, the end of his route, near
the South Dakota line.
H. c. Christensen recently received
the 81 900 insurance carried by his late
wife in the lady Maccabcc order of this
city. 1t was the first loss sustained by
the local order and was paid promptly
E. c. Barry, Henry Barry and his wife
left Friday morning for their ranches
southeast. Eds. wife remained in the
city on account of the children having
severe colds. They are getting along
nicely, however.
Mandan school census shows 725
children Of school age. The Dickinson
District being under he general law,
does not have a census OF school child
rem until ncxt June. The last census
showed a little over 1000.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Green returned to
Richmond, Mo-, this week. MIR. Green
had been employed by the Dickinson
Fire & Pressed Brick Co. the past sea-
son and now goes back to take charge OF
4 lumber yard in which is part owner.
Charlie Rau, head cutter in the J. {.
+. Parker & Co. market, has been feed.
ing 4 bunch of cattle the past few months
and on killing and dressing the animals
he was we'll pleased with the experiment
and says that they will feed every fall
hereafter.
The Dickinson Fire 4 Pressed Brick
Co. is placing fire under four kilns OF
brick. Notwithstanding the fact thai
they have a million bricks on hand the,
will fill their kilns again this winter ir
order that they may have enough stock
for the early spring trade.
At a function given recently Mr.. ane
Mrs. c. w. Beggs Of Chicago announced
the engagement of their daughter, Mis-!
Minna Beggs to William Vance Hughes
of Bismarck, son of General and Mrs
Alexander Hughes, o. of Minneapolis
Miss Besgs is spending the holiday
with her iance's parents at Minneapolis
Speaking Of the Nellie Potter ane
l.. p. Bartell matter the Bismarck Trib
une saws: "Bartell applied to the Trib
une for work some time ago, and in on
Of his letter says: Married? No, no
yet; my intended is nov teaching ii
Dickinson but if she can get a school a
Bismarck the first Of the year we vii
very likely get married, if l should g
there Bartell seem to have reckonec
without the girl, who gave him a taste Of
strenuous life"
The contest instituted against Mis-
Mamie Clay, as W. understand, is basee
on a claim of her not being a resident o
Billings county. Miss Clay, contends
however, that inasmuch as her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Curliss, have a lega
residence in the county, she teaching
} school elsewhere for some time does no
in any way deprive her of a legal resi-
: dence also in Billings. The hearing OF
the 23rd of last month was postponed 70
I two weeks.
R. E. Fuller has decided upon a liver
. and feed stable, the main part to be !
t feet wide by So feet long. He will ais
erect sheds that will enable him to kee
: his wagons and those of his patrons UT
der cover. The barn is to be first-clas
in every particular and will be rushed t
an early completion. Rock are now be
n ing hauled to the four lots which NJ,
: Fuller has purchased as a cite for hi
barn, on Willard street, just below tn
j. Tollefson property. Mr.. Fuller wi
y give the stable his personal attention
and is now placing orders for some nobb
rigs.
n This week Joseph Gamble of Billing