The Dickinson press., 1903-01-24
Col. Peake was here Thursday.
Mrs. ]. G. Campbell is i'll with fever.


Mrs. ]. G. Campbell is i'll with fever.
Mrs. c. H. Engen of Taylor was in the
city this week.
Mrs. Chas. Brislin has been quite il
the past week..
Supt. w. G.. Clark had business in
Dickinson Thursday.
DR.. L. c. Smith returned Thursday ev'
ening from Spokane.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
ry Rowe died recently at Seattle.
st. Johns guild will meet with Mrs
Clark next Thursday at ago p. IN.
MIR. and Mrs. Mike Drury left on Fri
day for 4 months visit in Minnesota.
w. D. Gordon and son, Will, certainly
understand how to conduct auction sales.
Miss Hettenbaugh OF Richardson has
been visiting in Dickinson the past week.
Mrs. c. w. Rawson Of Duluth is visit
ing in the city and expects to remain a
month or 50.
A private masquerade is an attraction
scheduled for Feb. 9th at the opera
house. Invitations will be issued this
week.
Miss Murn has very nice steel hats
for ladies' and misses for Is cents each,
also nice dress hats at 81, s1.25 and $3.50.
These are great bargains.
Last week McDaniels & Berry ship
ped % carloads Of sheep from this point
and today they are loading IS cars. The
sheep will be placed on feed below.
Chief of Police Carroll went to Glen
dive Thursday to get Hughes but it was
reported in the evening that he had
moved on just before the arrival of our
officer.
In giving the list Of officers of the
First National bank last week the Press
omitted the name of John Courtney who
was reelected assistant cashier. Char
lie Phelan also continues with the bank.
DR.. H. L. Gartley, the Dickinson dem
fist, has the following dates:
Hebron, Feb. 2 and 3.
Richardson, Feb. and 5,
Taylor, Feb. E and 7.
The Ladies' Altar society of St. Pat
rick's church will meet Wednesday after.
noon, Jan. %, at : o'clock, at the home
of Father Rabstcinek, and all the ladies
of the parish are cordially invited.
VIM. ]. Littlchalcs, who has been
confined to his oom for over a week, is
improving and expects to get out again
today or tomorrow. Mr.. Littlehales is
very much in need Of rest and thinks of
taking a trip to California.
!. A. Currie, who am in from Haley
this week, says that Mr.. Wilson, father of
Preston Wilson, was burned out on the
Grande by the prairie fire of the 9th.
His son, who lives near, will get his
stock through the winter, but some of the
other ranchers, who suffered from the
same fire, arc not SO fortunate. The fire
came within three miles of Johnnie's
ranch.
Rev. and Mrs. S. NJ. Roadhouse arriv-
ed from the east the first of the wee k
| On Thursday evening a public recep-
| ton was given them at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Hagan. The friends
from all parts OF the city, of all church
denominations, dropped in during the
evening to congratulate the T:::cr and
his newly welded wife. The evening
was made very pleasant and refresh
ments were served 1t the clos'. Mr..
and Mr.. R%o,!lnus, 'r: c IN .i.hcing
housekeeping in HE hol:c latrly nccu
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. {. & Simpson.
The Cannon Ball River Land company,
composed of Mcssrs. J. +. :Standrine, OF
Corwith Iowa, NJ. ". Hutchinson, John
Satterlund aud f.. +. Allen. of Bismasck
has closed a deal for the sale of their
four townships Of land, 45,coo acres in
Billings county to a Chiccgo syndicate
headed by c. F. McHugh. The con-
sideration is not given out but it is un.
derstood that the members of the syndi.
cate will net about $4,000. 1t is stated
that another sale of four townships i'm,
mediately adjoining this land has been
made for about 50 an acre. The Cannon
ball river land was recently visited by
Mr.. McHugh, who is a brother-in.law of
A. c. McGillivray.