The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-03-15

WlnCef at MS old nome, West Bangor,
N. Y, has returned. His many
friends were glad to welcome him.
Mrs. Bowles, who stopped to sit
friends at Toledo, Ohio, will al i've
in about three weeks.
Although the storm of last MonIay
and Tuesday was the most severe of
any this winter, NC Lawrence and
j. V. Bowles, who have spent the
winter in New York state say that
it was no comparison to the storms
which have swept over that state
this winter.
Our next issue will close volume
one of the PRESS and with it Il large
number of subscriptions will expire.
We hope our friends will remember
this and make preparations for the
prompt payment of their subscrip-
tions for another year.
All the citizens who are interested
in making some provision for pro-
lection against fire are requested to
meet at Collister's Hall on Wednesday
evening of next week. Every citizen
Is interested in this move and should
give encouragement to it by his
presence.
A. j. Clark, of Little Falls, Minn..
an old friend of Frank Chase, is here
looking up a location and is thinking
of going into the stock business.
Mr.. Clark is one of the pioneer news
paper men of Minnesota. He gave
the PRESS a very pleasant call last
Wednesday.
Eleven freighting outfits loaded
with freight for the Black Hills have
left here this week and yet the Bad
Lands Cow Boy claims that they
have the freight at Medora; but this
don't look much like it. We are sat
isfied as long as we can see so much
freight going from here to the Hills.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment is
richly worth $40 a bottle in certain
cases. For instance, in cases Of diph-
liberia, Group and asthma when the
sufferer is almost dead for want of
breath and something is required to
act instantly. 1t costs only IS cents.
That man who caused the Malone
gas works to explode in a vain at
rempt to outdo him, has returned
and intends to visit Glendive soon.
The Times man will do well to make
a note of this and have business out
of town about that time.
Their many friends are glad to
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Law
renee back to Dickinson after spend
ing the winter visiting their old home
in Franklin county, N. Y. Mr.. Law.
renee reports the prospects for good
emigration to Dickinson as very Ell.
couraging and will be ready to re-
ceive all who come and put them OH
the high road to fortune by selling
them Dickinson real estate. He has
uuder contemplation the erection of
another large business house which
goes to show his confidence in the
coming boom which will send Dick
inson ahead of any other town west
of the Missouri river.
While the Rentz-Santley Combina.
tion were taking dinner at the Viii
lard House last Wednesday Frank
Chase and Geo. Adams entered the
at once began making remarks about
ssthe Buffalo Bills with their tooth
picks" etc. Chase and Adams to
get even, put up job on the troupe
by pretending to quarrel with each
other and Chase drew his six shooter
This had the desired effect and the
Rentz-Santley combination made 2
break for the doors. They went In
all directions with hair on end and
some of them so badly scared that
they declared the lane COW boy had
been shot; but Chase and Adams
still live and have taught that troupe
to restrain their desire to be funny
at the expense of our hunters.
Veterinary surgeons all over the
country are fercely denouncing par
ties who put up extra large packs Of
worthless trash and sell it for condi
tion powders. They say that Sheri
dams Cavalry Condition Powders are
the only kind now known that are
worth carrying home.