The Dickinson press., 1908-11-07
FORMER. YEARS

IN FoRMERYEARs
Happenings in Dickinson Fifteen
and twenty-five Years ssst
Ago This Week
From the PRESS of November 10. 1883.
Robert Lee will open a flour and feed
store at Gladstone next week.
Henry Bowles is a new clerk at the
Eagle hotel.
The citizens of Little Missouri have
established a school which opened Tues
day.
The Northern Pacific has been INSTALL
ing several large oil tanks. here this
week. vsg 9 ri.
Rev. Cook, formerly of Mandan. has
been appointed BY the Methodist con-
ference tt preach at Gladstone and Dick
inson the coming year.
The freight On merchandise received
here last Monday amounted to 5000
an evidence Of the prosperity Of the
town.. @ E i
Gladstone wants q newspaper. and
offers good inducements to the person
starting such an enterprise there.
d.. v. H. Stickney. who came here a
short time ago from Ludlow. Vermont,
was appointed county; physician by
the board Of commissioners last week.
Ed Dodd is now news agent here and
has all the leading periodicals
A freight train from the east was
wrecked about three miles east Of here
Monday, caused ~ a~sbrokenSaxle which
threw three ars off a bridge, doing con-
siderable damage. 81 .ssf
"A party: 81 mine Janlsstownlm men came
here Thursday. getting, supplies for i
several weeks buffalo hunt. !, "
#. Operations have been commenced on.
the Asa gFishs' building. The. es-
tablishmentsok tanlniery here is the.be-
ginning of a business that must in
crease as the untr.ytssestteless:auuapi.s4ssss { 3
Among the travellers are Steve Ryan
at St. Paul, N. c.. Lawrence at Miles
City and Glendive, Rufus Wright and E.
Seaman at Bismarck, Sheriff .Cuiskelly at
Little Missouri George. Dillon, at Bis
marck, and A. p. Carpenter, at .Glendive
and Little Missouri. y ! i,
Western Starr, a promising young at
torney. after looking over several of! the
new North Dakota towns, has decided
that Dickinson had better prospects than
any he has e and has located here
for the practice:.of his procession.
From the PRESS Of Novemberg1l. 1898;
j. A. Barker was reelected county
commissioner In Billings county.
A son was born November 9 to Mi.
and Mrs. A. B. Robinson.
d Milt Linsley is acting as cashier in
the Mp. Office in the absence of Dick
Richardson.
County Superintendent v. H. Stickney
conducted q teachers examination at
Til. court house Friday. a
w. 7. Best. the engineer. moved into
his new residence on Hannaford street
this week.
Albert Knutson, living near Richard
ton, lost his house by fire Thursday.
The Seelte-Cook hunting party put in
an appearance Thursday of this week
with six deer.
I. J.. Greene has bought an interest
in the Leask lumber yard and the firm
will be Greene & Leask Bros.
A. F. Reilly, the East Lehieh coal
mine owner, has opened q small store
there.
Parker & DAILY got s.. IS pa hundred
for Ill head aofs steers shipped few
days ago.
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Extensive improvements in the Catho-r
lie church property q, this place are
anticipatedlwithS the coming Of, q resi-
dent priest.
Pyramid Park Lodge No 127 will give
their third annual ball THANKSGIVING
eve. November q, in Dickinson''s new
opera house.
Nj. Klinefelter DOT nearly q 500
house Thursday, when the Charles, Dick
inson Company presented .'Inccois . 9
] The Governor Sshortridsse hunting party
returned ~to..Dickinson Monday with, 81
deer and other game il proportion 4
NC \! Williamson il moving 4 house
he owns n@aadlekdora To- Dickinson. VI,
Pat Murnsxsths new53east-end road
amaster, willlstEresiAdesinsD ickinaOanss I, tsy
Is w: s. Richardson started tlis week
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