The Dickinson press., 1908-10-03
FORMER YEARS

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Happenings in Dickinson Fifteen
and twenty-five Years
Ago This Week
From the. Press of October s, 1883.
Eleven head of horses and ponies were
stolen from different parties. here last
week and three men have gone in pur-
suit
"a strike of all the section men be-
tween Mandan and Livingston is pend
ing. 1,. 81
About 500 eros Ventre Indians passed
through here Monday on their way to the
buffalo range. They camped one night
just outside the town. 3a8
Howard Eaton, Of Eaton Bros, passed
through here Sunday with 2, 200 head of
sheeP and 800 head of cattle which he
had driven from Minnesota.
George Aud has been appointed
a justice of the peace to fill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Judge Nagel to
Mandan. The appointment is a good one
and Judge Aud will deal out justice in
an impartial manner. q.
For the past IS days prairie fires have
been raging south of the town. Most OF
the country between the two Cannon
Balls is burned over It is the work of
the Sioux Indians, about 5000 of whom
have left the reservation for the purpose
of running the buffalo onto the reserva-
ton and are burning the prairie behind
them.
]. Fennell & Son have opened up a
new grocery store.
w. P. Elmer. who SO ably superin-
tended the building, of the machine
shops and round house here, has gone to
Fargo to superintend the building of
the N. P. bridge over the Red river.
A. S. Carey Of this place and Miss
Jennie Z Gould of Mandan were mar
ried at the residence of Fred Leonberger
in Mandan Octobers4.
Dr.. Victor H. Stickney arrived here
last Saturday from Ludlow, VT, and
has located here for the practice of
medicine. The doctor has had several
years of practice in the hospitals Of the
east and comes highly. recommended by
/, several such men az Judge Neysmith,
d.. G. p: Frost of Dartmouth Medical
college, as a good physician.
From the Press ofsOctober J. 1898.
The frame Of the large Klinefelter
residence on, Sims street was raised
this srweek. atsssFa 4 sa
It is said that an effort will be made
to change theaname of Mingusville to
Wibaux.
The Worlds Fair. visitors of the week
included j. "A. Farrah. Frank kim.
Senator and Mrs. "A. c. McGillivray,
Judge Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H.
Ryan and MI. and Mrs. j. e F. Parker.
W. A. McCloy and George Senour have
purchased the hardware business ofssB.
+. Fowler. The stock was inv0iced this
week. D. /. Bailey is retained by the
new p%roprietors. .
J. F. Brodie., who is mining the
Lehigh coal on contract this year, has
his hands full to supply the demand.
MI. Br0die has two day crews working
in the mine and will probably have to
put on another about the middle of
this month. sis
Judge Winchester, owing to other
structed Clerk of Court Defiance to adj
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James Whalen and - Rr;an have
|leased the Farrell r. HAYES livery
stabla n. Prnsaar takea chsrde
NJ $500, !.
;ce vii oS.u rs, : a.a 1 ~ n Sso.lxai sew
Church Tha oh,,.ah 1 LII I asl9satlo.a
With fr,;t xnG ,,saa.oh,.N ~ y uscofa 49,
Sarlandad =. ~ as ness nIa III! E.sl as,,s anu
Special sermons both mornina and even
IND BY Rev. II. G. Simmons 81 Fardo>
,Iohn = M.ad of p.s.as,.h ~.
came 70 n;cI;nsa, s,,nJa,. xe1l 1..aa
|Mondav - Gannon 2 pnM rs; VIII ~
hrother = = Maad D'i J, visit n i1
49, a
q mass meeting O, the people OF Dick
ins s I'VE Galled Wednesday evening at
msa opera house TO dlscuss
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