The Dickinson press., 1903-08-08

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should not be permitted to drive vicious
animals through the streets.
Our mail order business has grown to
enormous proportions, due to the prompt
and careful attention which we give
every order received. W. always pack
and ship all orders as soon as received.
Send US your orders; we will do the rest.
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists:
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Dan Philips, located IS miles south o!
Sentinel Butte ON the Phil Carson place,
was in Dickinson last Saturday. Dan
has a band of sheep and is we'll pleased
with his location. His family is still in
St. Paul and he expects to run down as
o o as he can get time.
Mrs. A. G. Elfstrom left Wednesday
morning for Valley City, Chicago and
points in Iowa, to be absent about Il
month. Mr.. Elfstrom has some stock
matters to look after out north and on the
return of Mrs. Elfstrom they will he
ready To commence housekeeping in the
Crawford house.
NJ. Fritz, who recently moved to the city
with his mother, has spent the past four
years with a leading tailoring establish.
ment in Chicago. He has arranged with
lessen bros. to do their work and all OF
their customers, and others who want
new suits or repairing and cleaning OF
old suits will do we'll to call.
A suit has been brought by the Can
non Ball Land 4 Cattle Co. against
LEGAL parties for trespassing on lands be-
longing to said company. This is the
first time that any person or company
has sought to get damages from ranchers
grazing unOccupied lands, and the case
will be watched with considerable in.
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Among the recent Wall Street failures
10 noted the name of w. l.. Stowe, for
merly president of the Dakota Land &
Colonization Co. who at ono time owned
a large portion of the Dickinson town
site. An addition in South Dickinson
was named for MIR. Stowe who visited
this place several times in early days.
Darlington Independent: Attorney
{. Z. Gregory of Dickinson, a former
resident of Darlington in the early days,
is in the city this week visiting old
friends. He EXPIRE ssed much surprise at
the recent growth of the city, and pre-
dicted that in a few years the city would
have a population of 5000.
Soon after J. p: Tingle arrived in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, his nephew, Kent B.
Tingle. a young business man of the city,
spoke very highly Of him. He was a
request wss that he be buried by Cyrene
C~ommandery Knights Templar.
Joe REILLY, one Of the N. p. boys has
resigned his position on the road here
and this week left for Salt Lake City,
where he expects to 90 to work. Joe has
been here for many years, his parents
residing at Lehigh, and he has host of
friends who wish him unlimited success
in his new location, where ever it may be.
Rt. Rev. Cameron Mann. D. D., will
visit Dickinson Sunday, Aug. Is; will
preach and administer the apostolic
rule Of confirmation in St. Johns church
at 1885 a. M. In the afternoon he will
so to Sentinel Butte and preach there in
the evening, and on Aug. u, hold ser.
vices in the evening at Medora. Ser
vices next Sunday as usual at St. Johns
Holy Communion at 8 a. M; morning
prayer at Io:+o n evening prayer a 8
p. M.
G. w. Herstein says the hay crop is
good ON Thirty Mile creek and he and
his sou are able to put up 8 and 10 tons
4 day. Mr.. Herstein is one OF of the new
settlers in this country, having come in
from Iowa 4 little overa year ago. He
has a we'll Is feet deepa at his ranch which
has supplied water for 200 cattle this
season. A windmill pumps the water
and the cattle always find a fresh supply
Of water in a big tank into which the well
is emptied.
+. A. Lane WAS in the city this week
and stated that he WAS about to open a
mine south of the Zenith Coal Co. mine
to be known as the Eagle Coal Co. He
stated that he had interested Duluth and
Brainerd parties and that the coal lands
had just recently been purchased. Re.
garding the Zenith Coal Co. of which
he was manager until a month ago, he
stated that Henry Truclsen, ex-mayor
of Duluth, was the present manager.
The Dickinson Base Ball association
has been incorporated Tor $1,000 with
Frank Lish, Frank kim, H. A. Davis,
L. A. Simpson and Chas. Nolan as in
eorporators. The directors have elected
l.. A. Simpson, president, M. l.. Nc
Bride, secretary and Frank Lish, treas
urer. The ball players have selected
DR.. Davis as manager and Mr.. Ronesh
as captain.
Miss Ethel Chase opened kindergar-
ten on Monday in the high school build
ing. Miss Chase is a graduate of a St.
Paul school and has VERY promising
little class. Her terms are very reason
able and there should be a goodly number
in the city to patronize the school. Miss
Chase is assisted by Miss Pauline Scofeld
who has charge of the musical instruction
and also assists in the games for the little
ones.
The Missouri Slope Land & Invest
ment Co. officers held an important bust.
ness meeting in Dickinson on Wednes-
day. They organized the Interstate Bank
OF $4,000. The officers are H. A. Hunter
president: A. L. Martin, vice president;
L. F. Crawford, secretary. The directors
and stockholders are, A.C. McGillivaly,
L. A. Simpson, A. L. Martin, H, A. Hun
ter and L. F. Crawford. Work will be
begun at nee on the new bank building
and it is expected that the new financial
institution at Sentinel Butte will be ready
for business about the first of October.
Glendive Review: Howard Eaton, OF
Medora, passed through this city last
week en- route from the Flathead reser
walton to Winnipeg with three buffalo,
which he was taking there for n of the
parks. There we're two cows and a bull
and they attracted quite a throng OF
curiosity seekers during their short stay
here. Mr.. Eaton said that while en-
route he also sold four cows and one bull
to Paul Mccormick at Billings and still
has a herd Of forty left, which is the
largest herd owned by any single person
in the world, He said the buffalo would
bring him 5000 a head and cost Of trans
portation to Winnipeg.
In a recent issue of the Fargo Call
Stanley Bond, better known as "pop-
curn." was given space in which to vent