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The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
Saturday, Dec. 9. 1905.
LOCAL NEWS.
Schillin's best coffee at Drenkel's. 1908

X. Schlllln S best coffee at DrenkelS. 1903
c. H. Merry is in from the south this
week.
w. P. Owens was in Dickinson this
week.
Head quarters for bob sleds, at
Drenkel's. I2-o.3t
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Sutherland are at
Seattle for the winter.
VIM. Mcdonald was down from
Medora this week.
Little and big gifts for Christmas
tide. Best at The Hub. 1t
J. F. Dyer was down from Bel6eld to
attend the tax sale on Wednesday.
The Dickinson Mercantile Co. are
giving out some handsome calendars.
Xmas trees, get your order in before
they are all gone. At Drenkel's. 12-o-3t
Mrs. P. E. Anderson and children
Of Medora were down between trains
Thursday.
China, the largest and most carefully
selected stock at modern prices to be
had at Drenkels. 12-o-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. John Little and Mrs. w.
c. Candee were up from Gladstone the
first of the week.
Gus and Fred Hummell have sold out
their sheep at Beaver. They are taking
some horses to Velva, N. d.
Call at Drenkel's and see his prices
on can goods, in lots of a dozen or more,
they will astonish you. I2-o-3t
DIR. N. L. Gartley has made the fol-
lowing dental dates: Richardson, Dec.
IS and 10, Taylor, Dec. 2o-21 and e.
For plain sewing, also hand painted
rubber finish art goods, call on Mrs. G
S. Lewis, agent. I-7tt
IF. McCarty has his 2o-horse power
engine set and enclosed and will starto on
the city we'll at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle expect
to leave Sunday on a, trip east as far as
Cleveland, Ohio, and Oil City, Pa.
Funke's chocolates and creams are
the best that money can buy. Sold only
by Mcdonald & Pomroy. druggists.
II-4-tf
Lost-one bill book, containing $40 in
money, discharge from U. S. army. a
draft and other papers. Finder return
too. w. Scott, Dickinson.
Cross shoes make your feet good
natured and Crossette shoes makes
life's walk easier. Get them at Cart
wright's. o-23.tf
Taxidermist Dodd has some fine deer
heads on exhibition at Mcdonald &
Pomroy's drug store. They are for sale.
Inquire for prices. 11.4-tf
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
Medora News.

ats a shame for those who sweeeen
drink with the gift Of the bees, by bad
ness to embitter reason which is the gift
Of the gods"
The land faker is again abroad in the
land.
Mrs. George Runyon visited Dickin-
son last week on a shopping expedition.
Dickinson is fast becoming the st. Paul
for this northwestern territory.
Paul Lebo visited town and took
Thanksgiving dinner with his sister,
Mrs. Nelson. D. Nicholas.
Jonny Reid, the rustling land seller of
the Yellowstone country, spent Thanks
giving day with his brother, Sheriff
Reid.
A grand dinner, consisting of all the
dainties of the season, from young roast
pig, turkey, oysters, with all the trim
mings, was served at Hotel Brown, on
Thanksgiving day. Seventy-ive per-
sons partook of the repast. Mrs. -Oren
Kendley preparedthe meal, in her usual
excellent style.
A Thanksgiving ball was given in the
hall, enjoyed by all.
The Misses Garry and Ada Ferris,
daughters Of Postmaster Ferris, spent
Thanksgiving day with Register and
Mrs. S. M. Ferris, returning home Fri
day evening.
Cashier Brubaker Of the Terry Bank,
is a visitor in the city.
Mr.. Mennell, the popular agent here,
visited the Stark county metropolis this
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09

GIEH
Charlie Holton, late 81. Elk River,
Mimi. was lost in the storm of twS.
weeks ago at Kildeer mountains, neat
the cattle ranch 0 fshis brother, and had
both feet frozen. He was taken to The
Dickinson hospital for treatment, and it
is feared that at least one of his feet will
eventually have to be amputated. The
young man had just recently graduated
from school and his calamity is greatly
to be regretted.
At the annual meeting Of the Dickin-
sonF Fire Department the following OFF,
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Chief, Harry Gruschus; assistant chief,
Archie Grantier; foreman, Robert Neil;
first assistant foreman, ]. L. Hughes;
second assistant foreman, Guy Dickin-
son; secretary A. D. Davis; treasurer,
w. H. Walton. The department has
81 active members and is in a flourish
ing condition. This will be Mr.. Grus-
chus' fourth year as chief, which speaks
highly for the work he has done. The
newly elected men will take office Jan.
grid, 1906.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
Was Willing to Go to Gen.

At the time when William X. Chan.
dler Of New Hampshire was secretary
Of the navy Admiral Meade was COM
mandant Of the na9y yard in Wash
ington. They got into trouble some
how, these two positive gentlemen, and
the ~commandant was summoned before
the secretary n day OF a matter Of
Importance. The secretary told the
commandant that If he kept. on, OF
words to that effect, he should certain.
~ be obliged to punish him by send
ing him to sea. ..'Mr. Secretary" said
Meade. Il haven't anything to say ex-
.cept that when it is punishment for
an officer Of the navy to be ordered to
sea, what is your service coming to?
I should like to go to sea, sir. Good
day"
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
COUNTY NEWS.
HORSWlLL NOTES.

j. 0. Horswill of this place, is attend
ing election at Mott today.
Matt Kanera had the misfortune,
while being the victim CT an upset Of
his rig coming from Gladstone, to frac-
ture the bones of one of his arms, DR..
Fisher of Dickinson is the attending
physician.
Mrs. Matt Kanera is visiting friends
and relatives in Minnesota at present.
Bart Konba and family have moved
into their new dwelling house which was
recentlyscompleted.
The post office at this place is in a
f%ourishing condition.
Mr.zTarranr,s of the Tarrant Ranch, is
a visitor in Dickinson at present.
Stage driver j. Watson was three DAYS
making his trip from Horswill to Glad
stone last week, in consequence of the
blizzard Whichsoecurred: h
Snow is fast disappearing, we are 0
experiencing fine weather again.
List of unclaimed letters in the post
office at HorsWill, N. d., for the month
ending Dec. 4. 1905: Faldt, Mr.. Iyer,,
Pachrat, Mr.. F, Packard, Miss May,
Solberg, MI. M. a. Persons claiming
the above will please say advertised.
Nancy Horswill, p. M.
EIGEEA tE|fG4kt4 49, GriGER&EwAA
See to your eyes! Sullivan, the Fargo
specialist, will be at ST. Charles hotel,
Dickinson, again Monday and Tuesday,
Dec. 10 and Io. Glasses fitted. I2.2-3t
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
s3ftse n.
OAkDALE news.
Received TOO late for last week..

Received too late for last week
Redmond MurphyEand vile are ~
joicingsoyer 4 fine girl thatswaas born Is
thessason November 75th
THERE'S eight inches 81 snow o. the
level and still more coming.
Ernest Nutter was up from the Bad
I andspent Sunday with friends al
this place:
On5the 10th instant a daughter came
to brighten the home of Mi. and Mrs.
Joseph Murphy.
The hunters from Balfour who have
transporting inssthe Kildeer mountains,
have returned home. They got four
deer=insthe Bad Lands but ions from
the mountains. s
week Says Dickinson is almost as
good = SHOPPING town as Cleveland,
Ohio.
Ed. Deitz, the happy Ed. has moved
into town for the winter He is domi-
ciled at Hotel Brown.
All the winter hotels are full of guests.
Aplan is under. consideration for the
building OF a steam heated hotel, to be
open for business one year from now
Medora is getting to be a great winter
resort. Board is cheap.
Farmers Young and S. N, Lebo have
visited the county seat to purchase
winter supplies.
w. j. Dennisten formerly OF Medora,
now located at Billings, Montana,
passed through town on Wednesday,
en-route t Q P%ittsburg, Pa, to spend
Christmas with his parents.
IF YOU wish to be good, first believe
that you are bad"
What a fine foundation is being laid
tor the insanity dodge. Service on
Grants Staff; letters from General
Grant; Consul in China. What has all
this to do with the stealing of one hun.
dred head of full blooded stock from
A. c. Huidekooper? Are we .~raisine
stock for insane som Of good fathers tc
steal?
See to your eyes! Sullivan, the
Fargo optical specialist, will be at the
ST. Charles hotel, Dickinson, again Mon.
day and Tuesday, December 18 and 10
GLASSES htted I22-3t
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
.Besneld News.
William Doering returned lastweel
from anbextended visit with relatives ii


William Doering returned last week
from an extended visit with relatives ID
Iowa.
C..V: Vasssaus shipped Ave cars Of
cattle Nov. 20.
a ION wal recently born 10 Mr.sand
Mrs. William Johnson.
Vernon and Willie McCutchan spent
a Jews days with friends in town last
week and returned to Dickinson Sum
day.
T. Ecklund and Sam Anderson left
Sunday to visit relatives in Nebraska.
The hunting party formerly men
toned has returned, and, with light
hearts. w. F. Ehrle killed two nice
1eer, John Ehrle one and Elmer King
two.
E. A. Monroe left Sunday for his
HON. in Wibaux, Mont.
Charlie Tracy, who has been at the
Brainerd hospital, returned Saturday
and resumed work.
r. C. DAVIS secured a nice eagle Of
George Frisbie Tuesday and sem it to
the taxidermistin Dickinson.
L. christianson is plastering the Rom
quist building this week.
Adance will be given at Mrs. Wood
war rs Monday evening Music by the
Mandan orchestra.
Pete Johnson and Ole Olson left Mon.
day for st. Paul.
Z. Woodward was down from Wibaux
this week.
j.. F. Dyer branded horses at Dren-
kel's ranch Tuesday and Wednesday.
preparatory to ranging them in the Bad
Lands with those of Messrs. Babcock,
Fuller and McCutchan.
Skating and sleighing are now being
enjoyed to the fullest extent.
Minnie Englehartson went to Dickin-
son Tuesday and will leave shortly for
Tacoma. Washington.
The Western Land & Securities Co,
have received a road grader and will
begin work in the spring on a road to
Saltwater.
Lena Bower spent a few days in town
the first of the week.
An entertainment will be given at the
close of school Friday, Dec. IS.
R..C. Davis and Carrie Colson spent
Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Buck
man. t3
See to your eyes! Sullivan, the Fargo
optical specialist, will be at St. Charles
hotel. Dickinson, again Monday and
Tuesday, Dec. 10 and 10. Glasses
fitted. 1923,
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
Placid Hindoo servants.

Hindoo servants are the most ina
perturbable people in the world. You
may throw n downstairs or pat him
on the back. He accepts both with ex-
actly the same expression Of counte-
nance. The Indians religion is at the
bottom Of all his acts, all his feelings.
He eats, sleeps, moves and has his be-
ing according to religious formula,
and his doctrine Of r~eincarnation forms
his whole philosophy Of life. The fact
that you are the master now is due
to the fact that you have been the
servant in some previous %reincarna-
ton. He is the servant now, and tile
only chance for him to be reborn in
the masters position is to learn all the
lessons of his present incarnation. He
takes everything philosophically. It Is
all a part Of the days work.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
WATCH C0yIEST
! Besstiful Tea-Year Gold Fillsd Wateh

a BeautttuI Ien-Yeaf Gold Filled Watek
Fres.
Every person buying twenty-five cents
worth Of jewelry will receive 4 coupon
andthe one holding the greatest number
ct coupons on Saturday evening, Dec.
23rd, 1905, will receive a gold-6lled case,
warranted Tor ten years, fitted with
seven-jeweled American movements.
"A. T.CRowL & Co.
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09

eve Have Somethias Sweet 70 Ten Yos;;'.
Al Linsley's Busy Candy Corner. II
ou CONNECTIONS. Big Special
Stock Of extra fine-candies forthe holi-
days. The choicest Of sweetmeats in
an endless variety. i2-2-3t
The Dickinson press., 1905-12-09
Card Of Thanks.

We extend sincere thanks 10 the
neighbolrs and friends who so kindly
assisted us during the sickness and
death ofssour beloved wife and mother.
Henry LOOMS and family.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
CARROLL.
IN DARLINGTON,

Richard Carroll lectured in the
opera house at Darlington on Sunday
afternoon and Monday night. He
states that at the close OF his lecture
on Monday night the white citizens,
who were among the best and leading
people OF the town, expressed them
selves by vote that they approved OF
his lectures. The colored people, who
occupied the balcony (Which was
fllled to its utmost capacity, also ex-
pressed themselves i'm vote approv-
ing his lecture. Carroll gave practi-
cally the same lectures that he gave
here in Columbia, April ,. Prominent
citizens, were seated Oh the platform.
among whom were the mayor, the
bankers, the preachers and business
men.
MIR. w. f. Dargan. one OF tic lead
ing lawyers of Darlington, said that
II ne had the money he would defray
Carroll'S expenses to deliver these
lectures all over South Carolina. that
he believed Carroll was benetiting
both races by these lectures, and he
also stated that it was remarkable
for any lecturer TO be able to hold a
white audience for one hour and a
half in the opera house at Darlington.
Carroll spoke for over an hour and
half both Sunday afternoon and
Monday night: it was notable that all
remained until he was through. 1t
is also notable that the colored people.
who are among the best in the State.
approved OF his lecture and so eX
pressed their feelings at the close
Monday night by raising their
hands.
The president OF the Darlington
bank paid the entire expense for the
OF the opera house Monday night. ON
Sunday the manager of the opera
house gave it free of charge.
Carroll states that the relations be.
tween the races in Darlington are the
best that he has seen anywhere in
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
JOHNSTON NEWS.

State Superintendent c. b. Martin
OF Columbia, Superintendent Byrd
with Prof F. n. h Bailey were in
Edgetield, were here on Friday last.
Fire destroyed the residence OF Mr..
B 0. Greed on. Wednesday night last.
The property was insured for $3.50,
$3.50, less than its valuation.
The School here will close on May
18th.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Lott will occupy
their house now nearly completed,
about Apr 2Sth.
Mr.. j. l.. OXner has a guest OF his
family, Miss Myrtle WertZ, who teach
es in Lexington co but who resides
near COrinth Church.
Mr.. and Mrs A. X Sawyer o. Ridge
Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Meyer on Sunday.
"A coat OF white paint with green
trimmings is being put on the dwell
ing of Mr.. j. II. White.
Little Helen Clark with Capt. and
Mrs. Ward were here, shopping, last
week.
MessrS I. V. Willard and w. r..
Cullum, veterans, will visit the ladies'
Memorial Chapter here, as hoIor9d
guests on Memorial Day, May 10th.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
WARD NEWS.

An address was delivered at our
Graded School on Friday last by Mr.
Alb. Cargile editor of the Saluda Stan
dard. MIR. Cargile's theme was SIN
diyidual Responsibility" The address
was scharacteristically eloquent and was
keenly appreciated by all who heard it.
At the commencement of our High
School a gold medal will be awar-
ded to the successful compe titor.
Those in the field are Ernest
Bodie, Clark Smith, Willard Vansant.
Wilbur Edison and Horace Buzhardt.
The trophy is known as the Bass
medal.
Mrs. Il. Wright died on Saturday
last. Mrs. Wright leaves two sons,
Mr.. Henry and Mr.. Martin Wright,
who, with many others, will deplore
her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l., Jones had with
them last week their daughter Miss
Ehle Jones who is studying the art of
dressmaking in Batesburg.
Mrs. G. f. Winn's father Mr.. ID. w.
Padgett, spent Tuesday night with
his daughter here.
Miss Minnie Winn and Mr.. wilbur
Edison paid a visit to Ridge Spring on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have with them
their son Mr.. Ernest Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs Jerold Watson from
Ridge Spring and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Watson from Batesburg visited Mr..
p. B. Watson on Sunday.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
EDISTO COUNTY,
PRO 'OSED.

The Aiken Journal an Re"icw
says; "A mother scheme ir new
county formed from pUrtiora If Aiken.
Orangeburg and LcXingt0EWill short
ly come before the GuyctIOr. We
understand a survey is bw under
way to locate the bundary ines and
as soon as this is complete IffOrt will
be made to have the Goychor order
an election. The new courY viii be
called EdiStO with the court house at
Perry or Wagencr, with preference for
the last named place. ms scheme
Will conflict with the rruIiScd new
county Of Hayward, formed from the
southwestern portion Of Aildl county.
This is the second effort that has
been made to cut off a p'Lion Of
the western section OF our cdnty, the
first one beieg oycrwhcminl defeat
ed, and nnlcSS the sentiment OF the
people OF that section has dltcrialy
changed, the prospects ld Edisto
county is not so bright" w believe
this new county scheme emblCcs the
town of Springfield, which odht to be
the county seat if it formed rs IL is
larger and Il more importatt place
than either Wagcner or Perr1
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
SPECIAL TO THE ADJ
VOCATE 7 ROM GLOBE
CITY ARIZONA.
A SALUDA Girl. WEEDS on THE
PANAI. HEIGHTS.

/ Nupt. Willie :. Myers of the South-
crn Pacific X. H. and Miss TaIuJab
!. Ll'ronc OF Binson Arizona were
married ON the evening 3UtM OF March
at Globe, Arizona
Supt. Myers is an esteemed man orin-
"haill from Tennessee, but has been
[ III the West several years: first hold
lnE positions as Supt. Of schools and
thento the Rail Road business in
both the United states and Mexico
MISS !aGronc is a teacher of some
prominence, having taught Normal
schools in both Tennessee and South
caroline She is graduate of five
colleges, therefore with her advantages
She chose the West as her field of work
Following the ceremony at the
church reception was held in their
honor Of the Del Moutec Ho,c,.
. ute soon Mr and Mrs. MYERS win
take trip todiffercnt point, in Mex
ico and also pay their homcfolks in
the East visit.
The Russian fleet is au'D9ritivcIv
SEATED TO have put into Kamrauh bay
FRENCH territory and they have been
allowed TO take supplies. n This is
true France has diSrcgardcd HE neu.
haIlty laws and Japan can attack thr
Japanese fleet anywhere i'm French
waters, the action of France then bc
right Japan Will, it is expected.
bring the matter immediately To the
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
TWO TONS OF BIRDS
NESTS.
FROM THu NEW YORK SUN,

WiIkesbarre, April IL While tear.
ing Gown the steeple of The Grant
Street Church to-day work men discov-
cred birds nests weighing more than
two tons. So great was the mass of
twigS' straw, hay and strings that the
trap door into the steeple could net be
opened and the car enters had to be cut
in from the outside. Then they found
enough nest making material TO fill a
hay wagon. 1t had been accumulat-
ing for thirty-fve years, during which
time no one had ever entered the
steeple.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21
CONFERENCE AT
POND BRANCH.

The Lewiedale Missionary Conference
will be held at Pond Branch April
2s-30th. Delegates are urged to at
tend. Visitors are cordially invited.
j. e. Strickland, Pastor.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1905-04-21

South Carolina, that theSolored peo-
pie are proSpering as nowErc else i'm
the heState--in fact this is t(c generally
in the Pee Dee section of 1uth Caro-
lina.-The State.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-18
THE BRlTlSHER WINS.
American Marine Goes Down Before
the British Navy Champion.

New York, Nov. IA three-round
boxing exhibition between William f.
Cokayne, royal marine from Prince
Louis Of Battenberg's flagship Drake
ana middleweight champion of the
British navy, and Jack Refine. of the
battleship Iowa, said to be the cham
pion in his class in the American feet
took place, tonight, in Tom Sharkey's
gymnasium.
The British marine was easily the
best man. He was said to weigh ISL
pounds. The American was said to
weigh 154, but beside his hurley an
tagonist looked slight. In the first
round Cokayne drew blood. The gong
saved the American from knockout in
the second and he was on his knees
taking the count when the gong closed
the third and last round. No decision
was given by Referee Sharkcy, but h.
said The cup for which the men fought
would go to Cokayne. as he having
made the best showing.
The hall was packed. None of tho
higher officers of the fleet was preSeHt
There appeared to be no betting d.
the unknown quantity of the American
made his fellow countrymen cautious
with their money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-11-18
Baseball Notes.

Boston Journal: With Garry Hermann
and Ban johnson both lined up IN FAVOR
of 14O-game schedule next year. 1t ought
to go through.
pitchers for next season o' Noodles Hahn.
the whilom crack left-handed OF the Cli,-
cinnatis, who literally dropped out Of the
game. last si,t summer is to be glven i
Noodles was Il gem when GOOD.
Boston, Journal: Perhaps it was 81
Seymour's novel experience, last Sunday,
that made him anxious to hurry up an
| operation to his head Isl was paid 500
to play In an exhibition game in CoVmg-
ton, Ky. He drew 1000 people, but he
featured IN an unusual way, TO the I'M =.
mense delight of the fans. by striking out
four times IN succession. Nick Altrock
OF the White Stockings, and Ambrose
Putnam of the Highlanders, were re-
sponsible for Sis" discontinue.
Herman c. Bronkie, IT," star twirler on
last seasons Manchester baseball team,
and who IS to occupy the slab Tor the
Newark, n j., team of the Eastern
rieG. The brde-elect is Miss Florence
May Hills. daug of Mr. and Mrs. Chel-
sic Hills of Hillstown. The marriage VIII
Hills on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. g..
The couple will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. AdOlph Bronkie, the pitcher $
parents.
John j. McGraW announces that the
Giants will go to Memphis or Savanna II
for their preliminary spring training. This
move was decided upon by the manager
Of the worlds champions after Il confer
cnce with John II. Brush, president of the
club. McCraW also announces that the
team will leave for the South the latter
part of February, which is earlier than
the usual time for reporting. 1t was at
first planned to train in San Francisco,
as persons there had offered tempting in
dllcementS, but the Giants have had re
suits 50 beneficial from Southern training
that McGrlw thought i, wise again to go
South. He will Introduce some now meth
DDS in pre- pairing the Giants for their next
seasons campaign. Il t. will use Il push
ball, which he thinks will timber up the
men