The Dickinson press., 1888-02-04
Valentines at Dickinson Drug Co.

The ground hog failed to see his
shadow last Thursday and. according
to the ol,, saw. will remain oat of his
hole, bringing good weather the bal
ance Of the winter.
THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER. of
Bourbon. Ind. says: Both myself
and wife owe our lives to SlIlI.OH'S
CONSU UMPTlON CURE" Dickin.
son Drug Co.
VIM. Gibson. after an extended
visit to friends in Toronto, Ontario.
| with its cold and frost. is once more
| basking in the sunny and balmy eli
mate of Western Dakota. He returned
on Wednesday.
q. c. B.rdwell, night operator.
takes the place of r. ]. Currn AS day
operator at the depot. Mr.. Currn
will hereafter manipulate lightning
from the Portland end of the wires.
Both gentlemen are experts At the
business.
Miss Ora. daughter OF Superintend.
ent Greene. spent several days in town
this week, the guest of her friend,
Miss Gertrude Lawrence who gave IL
party in her honor Wednesday even.
ing. Miss Rosa Messersmith also Ell.
tertained the young people in simi.
lar manner Oh Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Plaggmeir. Mrs. Tyler and Mr..
Bradymyer. of Taylor visited Knife
river last week where the husbands of
the ladies are engaged in the stock
business. They found the cattle in
that section in good condition for
beef and no losses 80 far this winter.
DR.. Mcdonald reports Richard Rie-
chel. who has been suffering with ty-
phoid pneumonia. at the residence OF
the Fisher brothers, rs much improv-
ed and ia fair way to recover. Mrs.
Farmer. the school teacher,is also inn
proving.
Three cases of small puX are re-
ported from MAudan and citizens Of
the West Missouri country should he
careful not to come III contact with
the disease while visiting that place,
however there is not much danger uf
the disease spreading as steps have
been taken to prevent it.
The steam laundry is in full opera.
tion and is complete in every respect.
\ fine two horse power Acme engine
and boiler furnish steam and power
for the washing machine and wringer.
A complete polishing machine is also
one of the features OF tho laundry and
Mr.. Elmer certainly has all the ma
chinery and fixtures for doing first.
class work.
FOR DYSPEPSIA ait! Liver Com
plaint, YOU have a printed guarantee
OH every bottle of Shiloh's Nitalizer.
1t never fails to cure. For sale by
Dickinson Drug Go.
\ bushel of wheat should yield Is
pounds of flour, eight pounds OF shorts,
and four pounds OF bran. and IL miller
claims he can, ON custom work, make
from 3S to AZ pounds of -four from a
bushel of wheat besides taking one
seventh for toll. He can also. Oh Iner.
chant work, make one barrel of flour
from four and one.half bushels of
wheat.
Oru,r, for work tn he done at I'll
mer', steam laundry will receive
prompt attention il left ut the buSi-
ness places Of j. +. Ninton. Beckett Il
Foote. or at the Office of the Willard
House. Washing delivered in amy
part of the town. All business Ell.
trusted to MI. Elmer will receive
prompt attention.
Postmaster Collister has received
Instructions from the postollicc de-
partnent to advertise for sealed pro.
posals for carrying the mail from
Dickinson to New England City twice
Il week each way, hy Il schedule Of 8
hours running time Bids must le
handed in. sealed, not later than Feb.
18th. ls,S. Blank forms of proposals
may be had upon application to Mr..
Collister.
The masked hall given hy the band
boys on Thursday evenin. brought
ont !, lary" crowd of merry lnHskers
and the utt lir net:rd. the band logs a
:. good s,l'., Sn;lth Heart Gladstone
and Taylor were represented at the
ball. Supper. consisting of the deli
racies of the season, was spread at
the Willard House.
Moses Lenneville made final proof
on his land before Judge Campbell.
Wednesday. Mr.. Lenneville is one of
the pioneers of Dickinson and has a
valuable piece of land adioinin. the
town. His proof showed that during
Il residence of six years he was absent
from the land but five nights.
, Mrs. Alf White received word from
England that her parents were both
confined to bed by sickness and she
took the east bound train Wednesday
hoping to reacl, them before death
called them from earth. Mrs. White
goes to New York and from there to
Liverpool by the White Star line and
her friends here hope she may reach
the bedside Of her parents before it i.
too late.
J. W. Chamberlain. the efficien,
constable at Richardton, came ny