The Dickinson press., 1903-02-28

Owing to the absence of the clerk the
teachers warrants will not be given out
until some time mex week.
F.S. Cunningham has been confined
to his room this week on account of ill.,
ness, but is able to be out again now.
Walter White was in from the w S
ranch on the Cannon Ball this week and
reports stock doing fine, the only draw
back being shortage of water.
Pete Berg is acting night foreman of
the N. P. shops at this place, which po-
sition was recently made vacant by the
resignation of Jas. Stewart, who will go
to the Santa Fe road.
Lewis Morrison's "Faust" is always a
welcome visitor, but when it is produced
here March 18th it will be doubly so for
superb new scenery and electrical eT-
fects, a new prologue and gorgeous
apotheosis have been gotten up.
Millions of people have seer "Faust"
indiferently performed. Lewis Morri-
sons %well-known company, with the rich
est scenic, electrical and mechanical
outfit ever given Faust" will visit this
city March 18th. 2-28-2t
VIM. Gardner, living nine miles south
OF Dickinson, was in the city Wednes-
day. He says they have about 3 inches
of snow out his way, and that he is feed
ing hay, there being very little grazing.
You will soon have to think about'g get
ting ready for spring, you will find Fred
Turner the blacksmith at the same old
stand with a larger stock than ever
Work right, prices right, it will pay you
to remember this. 2-7tf.
Paul liner returned fromMissouri a
few days ago, where he and his brother,
O. p, have been buying stock. He was
in Dickinson this week and said they had
purchased two car loads of fine Here
ford bulls, which would be shipped to
Taylor by April 10th.
Fargo Call: The Northern Pacific rail-
way has received thirty-fve new passen-
ger coaches for use on the coast line.
They are beauties, unsurpassed in work.
manship and comfort. Each car cost
$500 and are superior to any rolling
stock found on any railroad in the west.
At the Congregational church on Sum
day morning Rev. H. V. Rominger will
preach on the "The Greatest Need of the
Christians of Dickinson" preceded by a
short sermon to the children. In the
evening at 7:3o he will give his sermon.
lecture on his Visit to Constantinople,
the Throne of Mohammedanism.
Mrs. Goodhue writes that Mr.. Good
hue has recovered from his illness caus-
ed by suffocation by smoke, after being
under the doctors care for several days,
and is feeling all right again. She also
states that aside from a few articles of
clothing, sewing machine and a few
dishes, they lost everything in the fire.
w. W. Phipps was among the ranch
men in the city this week and says that
for a month or six weeks he has been
feeding, but by the use of the snow pillow
the sheep have been able to Craze
what. Mr.. Phipps' ranch is located
about IS miles northwest of here, and
this is his first trip to town for over two
months.
You can buy any piece of jewelry,
quality considered, from us for less
money than in the cities. We sell you a
u Elgin 10 mic. in S. B. b. mic. case
for $3.50; or an 10 S u. American Wal
than in same case for $3.50. Get our
prices before buying anything in our
line. IT,. Greene & Co., Jewellers and
Opticians. 2.28tf.
Bismarck Tribune: Carson Miller of
Dickinson who has been in the city hos.
pital for some time getting treatment
for a peculiar ailment returned home this
week. He is much better and hardly
expected to get we'll from the effects of
what is supposed to be poisoning from
drinking water in the Bad Lands.
A sister of Mrs. Geo. Hughes is one of
the stars in the Gordon, Shay Grand
Opera Co. which played I'll T%rovatore"
at Glendive Friday night, and Mrs.
Hughes accompanied her sister to Dick
inson to-day, on her way to Bismarck,
where they play tonight. The company
is composed OF fifty people and is said to
be very fine.
Last fall Mark Armbrush built a hne
stone house for VIM. Gardner on his
ranch nine miles south of Dickinson, and
Mr. Gardner says that as a frst-class
mason he cannot be excelled, and that
he would recommend him to anyone
having any work of this nature to be
done. He is an old experienced hand at
the business and can always please the
most exacting.
In this month there are an equal mum.
Der OF the days of the week, four of each.
1t is said this has not happened in a hun.
dred years and will 0 occur again fol
half a century. 1t is also noticeable tina,
the calendar for February, up to the
twenty-eighth, is identical with that Of
March to the same date, which is also
somewhat unusual and follows the con
| dition evio,c1v mentioned