The Dickinson press., 1889-11-16

arQCOn llanu " Improvement W., III
this county, was in town III Thursday.
MI. Nordherg recently returned from
Europe where he spent several
months visiting England, France and
Germany.
H. l.. Dickinson and Chas. II. Merry
arrived from Montana last night with
$500 head of sheep. G. II. Pearl and
MI. Merry take 1900 and Mr.. Dickinson
the balance which will be let out on
the shares to Jeff Barber, Milt. Hol-
lingsworth and others. They arc a
fine lot of sheep.
Thos. Oukrop, Jr., has purchased
Max Sanford's stock of jewclry and
furniture together with the building
aud will continue the business. MI.
Oukrop will undoubtedly do we'll as
lie intends to carry a full line and we
are pleased to see him identify himself
with the business interests of Dick
inson.
The Odd Fellows, of Mandan, i'll.
tend giving a Thanksgiving ball and
expect it to be II of the social
events of the season and from the
character of the gentlemen who are
managing the affair we Judge it will
be most enjoyable. The PRESS is UNI
der obligations for a complimentary
ticket and we should certainly en-
brace the opportunity to attend were
it no for the fact other engagements
prevent.
The ladies of the w. G. II. L. are
endcavoring to raise funds for the
purpose of fitting up reading room
aud establishing a public library and
with this in view they will give an
oyster supper at Mrs. a. j. Carey's
bakery. on Sims street, Tuesday even
ing next. Snpper served from 5 to s
O'Clock p. NJ, for so cents. The
ladies say they will serve the delici.
Gus bivalves to the Queens taste and
invite the public to attend.
The railroad boys belonging to the
brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Brotherhood of Rail Road Brake
men have ordered a lot of fine print
ing from the PRESS office and intend
to give Il grand federation ball at
Grand Army hall on Thanksgiving
evening, Thursday, November %.
The unqualified success of previous
balls given by the railroad boys is a
guarantee that this is to be one of the
enjoyable social events of the season
and will be literally patronized.
Dr.. L. j. Leonard for a very small!
consideration secured this week Il
Waterbury watch that was dug out
of the sand on Sunday creek. The
watch bears the inscription:
The Horace Greedy Watch.
Nignette of
HORACE GHEELY.
New York Tribune,
Founded 1871.
1t is supposed that it was lost there
in a fight the troops had with the
Indians in ls73.-Stock Growers
Journal.
The Rainy i5uttes Sentinel says
that a party of surveyors stopped
oven Thursday night in New England
City. on their way to point ten
miles southeast where they will in
spcct the survey made by Capt. j. e.
Saunders. last summer. The party Is
under instruction Of q. S. FaWkner,
U. S. Inspector of Surveys, +. j
Smith, assistant inspector, having
charge Of the work. They will sub
divide townships 137, r. 90, and l3i
and l3S, r. 81, and examine boundary
lines of townships 1913 and 1874, r. 95.
Parents should be careful tina
their children do not contract cold;
during the fall or early winter months
Such colds weaken the lungs and al
passages, making the child m'cl
more likely to contract other cold'
during the winter. 1t is this success
sion Of colds that causes catarrh all
bronchitis OF paves the way for con
sumption. Should a cold be contract
ed. loose no time but cure it as quick
ly as possible. \ fifty cent bottle o
C%hambcrlain's Cough Remedy will
i. euro any cold in Il few days and leav
the respiratory organs strong AM
healthy. For sale by Merry & Nc
i Donald.
We have been readers OF peter
SON for a long while-but. excelleh
as we have always found it, we cor
slider this year the best yet. TIL
December number cannot be SUI
passed in the beauty Of its engraving
Z and the interest of it's contents. III
' paper on picturesque q Jose ]
admirably written and illustrated
and the other stories and articles ar
= all capital. Things Worth Know
:, ing gives some New Christina
Games.' which will prove most az
f. ceptable to the young people. and tn
needlewofk department offers numer
! Gus charming designs fof holiday PIT
:. scnts. y subscription for 1890 woul
:, make a valuable and useful holida
present. Terms: Two Dollars a yea
with greatly reduced c%lub.rates. :
sample-copy will be sent to thos
: desiring to get up clubs. Adore:
Peterson's Magazine, 300 Chesnl
y street. Philadelphia. Pa.