The Dickinson press., 1888-02-11
Valentines at Dickinson Drug ca.

Elisha Newman, for the past year
a faithful and trusted employee at ti,'
depot. leaves to-day for Helena. NJ. L.
lie was one of the first settlers in
Dickinson and many friends regret to
part company with him. hut wish him
in the mountain town.
1t is now the general feeling among
our citizens that something must
be done to liven up and increase the
growth of Dickinson. The prospects
were never better and the people.
alive to their interests, are willing to
aid i'll any enterprise that will he for
the general good of the town.
Rt. Rev. Martin Marty, bishop of
the Catholic church in southern Da-
kota. observed the eighth anniversary
of his conservation to the hishopric
on the LIST inst. Bishop Marty VAS
born in switzerland in 1884, come to
America in 1870, and to Dakota in
1850.
Mr.. Joe. Greene has taken charge
of the station here as agent and is
highly spoken of Ivy his friends in
Mandan as IL courteous and obliging
gentleman. Mr.. Bardwell. who held
the position for y short time and made
many friends here, goes to Mandan
and will occupy his old position there
AZ cashier for the company.
SHlLOH'S NlTAI.!ZER is what
you need for Constipation. loss Of ap.
petite. dizziness and all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and - cents per
bottle. Dickinson Drug Co.
A. Nurdhery. of R%irharuton. WAS in
town Tuesday and to Il PRESS reporter
he said the prospects for Il large NUM-
her of settlers in the eastern part of
the county the coming aso We're
very bright. Already Il number of
families are preparing to come there
in the spring and Mr.. Nordherg thinks
the number will exceed that of any
former year.
A. G. McGillivray and bride arrived
here last Sunday and Mr.. Mrtiillivray
has been receiving the congratulate
lions of his friends during the week.
In addition to the large number of
presents received at the time of their
wedding 4; number of friends here
gave them presents upon their arri-
val.
Officers of w. r. Corps No. 81 and
of Post No. lis G. n. r. We're INSTALL
ed on Wednesday evening Feb. LIST. hy
Senior Past Commander .Auld. To
liven mp the dry work ut installation.
the ladies of the corps furnished Il
most elaborate feed" for the boys
and their guests. not members. of
whom there were 4uitea number. and
after that duty WAS performed to the
apparent satisfaction of all present.
the company listened to several songs
hy Mrs. Granteer. Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Mallie .imld and Miss Flora sam.
ford. besides some old time war songs
by all hands. The members of the
Post are full of appreciation of the
valuable services of the ladies of the
Relief Corps, who, one and all, seem
full OF enthusiasm and good works.
The officers installed were AS follows:
Woman's Relief Corps. Mrs. :. j.
Thompson president; Mrs. NJ. ID. Aud,
senior vice president; Mrs. Alice
Langdnn. chaplain: Miss Mallie Auli.
conductor: Mrs. Maggie %stickney,
Guard; Mrs. Grace Collister. junior
vice president.
Post No. lis. II. A. Van DalS"nn.
commander: NJ. III. Stark, ir. vice COM
mandel: Il. II. Randall. surgeon: Il. NJ.
I.unshlin, adjutant: W. III. lIoyt.
1uartermaster; Geo. Aud. officer of
the day; l.. X. Grantcer, officer of the
guard.
The Ladies' of the Corps are consid.
ering the matter Of giving a public
entertainment at an early day and VIC
can only say That if they do n half
as we'll in the direction of making
their guests feel ut home and welcome
as they did on Wednesday evening. it
will be well worth an effort to he
urpSrnt.