The Dickinson press., 1907-01-12

Mrs. Dan Manning went to Taylor
Wednesday night to visit Mrs. John
Courtney for a few days.
G. E. Lennon of Chicago was in the
city several days this week, going south
the last OF the week to look after his
extensive land interests near The state
line.
Reuben Lyon left last SATURDAY. for
Bozeman, Virginia City and other Mon
tana points to visit his mothers rela-
tives. He expects to be absent a month
or six weeks.
A letter from Mrs. H. c. Anderson.
dated at Parma, Idaho, about Christ
mas time. states that Mr.. Anderson and
the children are working in the field
and that in the absence of snow it really
does not seem like the winter season.
C.. J. Sullivan, the Fargo optical spe-
%cialist, will be at the St. Charles hotel,
Dickinson, again Saturday and Sunday,
January 10 and 20. Persons having eye
trouble or defective sight should not
fail to see him. Glasses fitted. I2-2o-4t
The announcement of the birth on
Jan ,ary I of a daughter to County
Treasurer and Mrs. John Riessbeck
was lost from our copy hook last week
and the item delayed. Mrs. Riessbeck
and the baby are at the Stein hospital
and are doing we'll.
1t will cost you only IS cents per
head to v%accinate your cattle with Black
leg vaccine. Suppose you Ia only
one head per hundred, can you afford
to neglect it? Literature and full
particulars on application. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. 3-3l-ti
Fred M. Thompson has heen ap-
pointed night N. P. foreman, vice
Archie Campbell, who recently went to
Alberta, Canada, where he is running a
locomotive engine. Mr.. Campbell's
f.mily are still in the city, but expect to
move to Alberta within a short time.
E. F. Cook was with his family in the
city the first of the week. His band Of
1900 sheep in the Bad Lands, he re-
ported, are getting fine grazing, but in
the open country around the home
ranch, the sheep require more care and
some feed since the last fall of snow.
The Los Angeles Times reports that
E. H. Brewster. formerly of Wibaux,
Montana, and we'll known in this city
has awarded the contract for building
his new boat to Capt. J. E. Mathewson,
Of the Avalon shipyards. The boat will
be forty-two feet long. with ten feet
beam and will be fitted with every &C.
commodation.
In the PRESS last week was noted the
death of Charles A. Newell of Middle
town, Conn.,, who had been for the past
seventy-tive years married to Miss AL.
mira Pen6eld, and this week we report
the death Of Mrs. Newell, who survived
her husband only seven days. Mrs.
Newell's funeral was held December
%, at their late home in Middletown.
The above parties were uncle and aunt
to Postmaster N. c. Lawrence of this
city.
Mrs. o. Cornell, formerly of Glad.
stone. sends an interesting report OF a
snow storm, December 81, a very I'm.
usual occurance at her present home in
Kern City, California. The storm had
none of the qualities of a North Dakota
blizzard, except the snow, and only ar
inch Of the white mantle covered the
lawns and roofs of the houses. While
the novelty lasted, the children enjoyed
the luxury of a real SNOWFALL fight anc
the pleasure of making snow-men
Many of the people in that city saw
snow for the first time and many Others
were reminded of the good old winter!