The Dickinson press., 1903-01-10
". H. Merchant, late Of Haley. is now


shod right at Oscar Skeen's. I-3-a
]. D. Clark bought the balance of E
Defebach's herd Of western cattle-4
head.
Don't forget that Oscar Skeen is max
a specially Of pillow work and will guar
antee satisfaction. Get ready for spring
1888
Vim. Timmons, who is foreman of tn
Dakota Land & Cattle Co., located 8,
miles north, was in Dickinson the pas
week.
Chris Peterson, proprietor Of the
Dickinson Blacksmith shop, will b.
found next door north of the o. K. stables
lat
The Forum: The Dickinson Pres.
got a good item out of the lovelorr
Harry Annear finds things so pleasant
at Lower Montague, Prince Edward
Island. that he has decided to remain
through the winter.
The Medora dance Tuesday night va,
we'll attended Notwithstanding the in,
clemency Of the weather. John ant
Miss Gertie Reid furnished the music.
E. DeHebach went west again the frs
of the week to get two or three carload,
Of prime Montana stock cattle. He ex
poets to have the shipment here by the
18th.
The commissioners of Billings count,
organized by electing ]. B. Stoddard
chairman. Frank Roberts and S. P
Lowery are the new members on the
board.
statesmen WANTED to look afte1
our interests in Stark and adjacent coun
ties. Salary or commission. Address
Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland Ohio. l-1o-l
The electric lighting and telephone
wires OF the city we're damaged quite
little on Tuesday and John Lenneville
has been very busy since making the
needed repairs.
A short time ago Oliver Oakley anc
Theodore Keeland we're arrested at
Glendive for selling lumpy-jawed beef
Oakley paid sI25 for his illegal transac'
ton and Keeland SIS.
Married, at the Congregational parson'
age Saturday evening, January grid, BY
Rev. H. V. Rominger, Mr.. James H
Caldwell of Gladstone and Mrs. Laura
E. Smith of Washington, D. c.
Ed. J. Berry, the new proprietor Of the
Yellowstone hotel at Glendive, was ir
the city last Saturday. He had just re
ceived the news of the death of hi.
father at Berlin, Wisconsin:
Mrs. Geo. Hughes, en- route to Glen
dive from Minneapolis, spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with friends in Dickin'
son. Needless to say she received a
warm welcome, and all were glad to see
her.
Sam Gotta and w. A. Northrop wen
to St. Paul this week to buy some cattle
Mr.. Gotta has not been feeling very vel
Of late and he hopes that a little change
from railroading for a short time will d.
him good.
The fire Sunday morning was toon neal
A. B. Robinson's home for comfort. The
family was up and dressed and had many
of their belongings packed and ready tt
carry out in case the flames had spread
that way.
Among those who were down from
Billings county this week we're Mr.. ant
Mrs. ]. w. Follis, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Pei
issier, John Reid and Miss Gertie Reid
who had been visiting her brother tor
short time.
This week the Dickinson Fire 8
Pressed Brick Co. received another orde
for 100000 fire brick to be shipped t
Coon Creek, near Minneapolis. Thi
will make a Io.car shipment and tn
brick will be loaded during the next fe,
days.
For comfort and general .c%onvenienc
the Phalen residence On upper Hanna
ford street comes as near the ideal a
any home in this part Of the state. Til
property has cost about $4,000, and MI
and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan will be in within
few days.
Those having furniture they wish uI
holstered or woodwork re-6nished vii
do we'll to sec Thos. Penrose, the pract
cal upholsterer and hardwood re-6nishel
etc. Shop just north of the High Schoe
Building. Office chair cushions made t
order. 1872
There will be a concert in the MOI
wegian Lutheran church at Taylor at I
O'Clock a. m. OF January II. Pro
Reimestad, the Minneapolis solist, wi
conduct the exercises in English, &c,
man and Scandinavian. Admission Is,
All invited.
Freight Conductor w. H.. McCormic
had the misfortune to have one of b
fingers badly crushed while making
coupling at Medora last week. He VIZ
taken to Glendiye where R. E. Hath;
way, railroad physician, attended to b
injury.
Samuel Van Dersal, compiler of ii
North Dakota brand book, was in IL
city this week. Mr.. Van Dersal has ju.
gotten out a similarbrand book for Sou
Dakota. They are unquestionably tt
finest brand books that have ever bee
published.
Sam Baker of Tacoma was en- route
St. Paul last Saturday. He was met |
a number OF his old Dickinson acquai
tances at the station and reported
them that his family was we'll and tn
he had good run on the N. P. at Tacom