The Dickinson press., 1890-08-30

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The Cluh dances will commence
about September %.
o. b. Fr mkenbers returned from
Mingusville last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 4. Reynolds
arrived from the east last Saturday.
The Dickinson orchestra will give
II dance ut the rink next Thursday
night.
l. d. Bailey and family have been
visiting ut Sterling, this state, the
past week.
1t is reported that the range Of the
H II Horse Co. has hccM burned
over.
H. G. Quinion has disposed of his
farm north of Taylor to b. +. Deac on
for a consideration of 800.
Work on the Episcopal church is
going ahead as rapidly as the present
force can push it. More help needed.
j. :. Let's was in from Gladstone
this morning. lie has money to loan
to farmers. Notice in another place.
One Of Raymond's excursion
parties, on Il special train. passed
through Dickinson on its way cast
yesterday.
Judge Winchester, who has been
visiting his old home in New York,
will return to Bismarck on the 5th
or 9th of Sept.
Mrs. w. F. Cunningham returned,
Friday morning, from a very pleas.
ant visit of several weeks with her
mother ut Perham, MINI.
AL wishing to take out their final
citizen papers should do SO before
Clerk of Court Bonney ut the coming
term of court, which convenes on
Sept. 9.
John Quinion, foreman of the Sta
cey Cattle Co., nov grazing a bunch
of cattle on the head waters of the
Cannon Ball, was doing business in
Dickinson Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Alice A. Ellison was in Dick
inson the first of the week making
arrangement for board and lodging
for her accommodation during her
school term here which is to com.
mence soon.
School will probably open II week
from next Monday, Sept. 8. The
primary and intermediate depart.
ments will occupy the old school.
house, and there is talk of renting
the Presbyterian church for the
higher grade,
From Sept. to Oct. ! round trip
tickets will he on sale at Dickinson
to Livingston at IL fare ($2l.75) for
the round trip, and in addition pur'
chasers will be required to purchase
a $35 or $40 ticket, covering all ex'
penses for a trip through the Park
Limit 80 days.
Thursday evening just as the east
bound passenger train arrived at
Mandan, c. p. Mech dropped dead
of heart disease Oh the depot plat
form, whittier he had hurried to
meet friends. Mr.. Mech was pop
ular and enterprising, a banker and
mayor and was the regular nominee
for state auditor OH the democratic
ticket. He was an old resident OF
MaE9aN.
Mathew Armstrong, OF Grofton.
KY, now in his seventeen year. says
he has been troubled with diarrhoea
every summer as far back as he can
recollect. He has in his time used
many medicines, but non equal to
Chamberlain's collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy. This remedy is
prompt in its effects, can always be
depended upon and when reduced
with water, is pleasant to take.
Children do not object to taking it.
For sale by Merry & Mcdonald.
Geo. Frey, of Chase & Frey, re'
turned from Chicago Thursday, after
d~isposing Of his beef cattle. lie was
accompanied by iona Chase and G
ID. Door, of Minneapolis. the former
having been one of Minnesota's
heavy lumbermen for many years
nov an interested party in the Chase
& Frey Cattle Co.. and by J.: Howard
and son, of Maine. Mr.. Frey started
with the party Friday morning fol
their ranch near Kildeer mountains
Vim. Hutchinson, of Benton, IL
linois, while dealing in cattle and
horses in Texas last September, was
taken with a very severe attack oil
cholera morbus and diarrlloea, com,
ing. he supposed, from a change Of
drinking water. A local druggist
advised him to take Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The second dose, he says, effected q
complete cure, and now he takes
pleasure in recommending it tt
others. For sale at 25 and so cents
per bottle by Merry & Mcdonald.
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