The Dickinson press., 1909-03-20
III / fs:F',ol''lkaAEaR YEARS


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Efom .he raRREsso March q, 1884.
T g. F I 9 Win soon hav'
tsttllssllta shtex.I bditltina sompleted. n
q ! ea i Il : footss brought j. il about ,.
Hts94 4plo s laa ! this $xeek. !. ~:
August -Reisial has. sone,.to Iowa Il
purchase cate for the Dakota RANGE
William Moors; darwardins agent 70,
the BIad1s Hills freight, loaded owe,
100. 600 pounds for Deadwood this week.
Afnnitgre. itere, harness shop and
merchant vi. tailor aal1,e,|-iheeded in Dickin.
son. .,,Hs
Julius, Webster. ,folmery of Buffalo,
n. Y. has opened up a jewelry store
here, occupying pne side of the Dickip-
son Hardware CO. Z, STORE. 4
The Heart river, was, SO called BY the
Mandan1lndians, who believed it to. be
the center of the world and they named
it MISUNDERSTANDING meaning the
heart or center Of. the world, This tribe
formerly had numerous villages near
Mandan and was very powerful but is
now almost extinct.
The sumaof: s.. 900 wal subscribed at
Gladstone lasit week by;; the; citizens as a
bonus for the Lee Touring mill.
Tho of6c; Al co,,n+ * y.
township election was IA for and =.
against organization. The commits
sioners@hav divided the county into
four townships, having the same terri
tory a the four school districts, Dickin-
son. Gladstone. Taylor and Richardton.
Dickinson, has won out in the Black
Hills fight and the railroad officials at
St. Paul have issued a, Joint tariff on.
Black Hills freight from Chicago,
Racine. Milwaukee and Kenosha via
Dickinson. Medora and Belfeld were.
both trying for the business. 1t is a
great victory for Dickinson and will be
n of the:leadine factors in buildins
up the town. L.
From: the PRESS OF. March IA, 1874.
Sheriff Jerry Hayes took George Sloan
to the Jamestown asylum Thursday;
A.son was born to .Bff.ii and Mrs. Fred
Roquette March T.. and a daughtaf to
MI. and Mrs. H. c. Quinion March 8.
The Minneapolis journal, wants the
Lehieh coal tested in its furnaces. e
m. Linsley and John Joyce have p: :1pu,r-
chased the Riessbeck restaurant.
Charles Krauth and Us. Green came in
from the east Monday
Mrs. o. E. Feote arrived Thursday
from 1owa;,;s accompanied by Miss Cole.
man, q teacher. "a
a0ngsa0f1bebSoaf7sfsssffdassa at Is Has Il ~; the
aid of his pen alone printed a little
leaflet paper which he calls '"'The
Howler." !
Monday was an, exciting day at Medo-
ra when saSAhdfse was sold. for rs cents.
The horse was by no means a spring
chicken, having evidently seen thirty
years. Chances were offered !, 1t Is cents
a ticket and a purse of $3.2 was
Ole Bernen won the animal but
he evidently didn't want it for he offer
ed it on another rattle at only ten cents
chance. This time Club. Foley was
the winner but lie in disgust sold it to
Ferris Bros. for IS cents with the agree
ment that the horse should be given to
Master Paul Lebo. which was done.
Peter Wagner states that farmers in
the vicinity. of Richardton are about
ready toeseed. : =. :'};5 III
a. son was born to Mr. and Mrs: r.
H. johnson March 10.
: William Collis has been out to the
Collis ranch south Of Medora this week
for some horses. i
John Riessbeck retires this week from
a successful career as restaurant. pro-
and has not made up, his mind
what his next vocation will be-.
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