The Dickinson press., 1890-06-28
1t continues to rain.

1t continues to rain.
Notice F. F. Shadduck's sale notice.
Wall papers of all styles and grades
at Merry & McDonald's.
j. b. Edwards moved into j.. T.
Scott's new house on Sims street,
Monday.
r. P. Thomas, fuel agent for the
Northern Pacific, a on No. l Sum
day, bound for the west.
Mixed paints, white lead and oils
of all kinds at Merry 4 McDonald's.
Rev. James will conduct services
at the Presbyterian church tomorrow
evening.
John Martin returned from ST.
Paul this week, where he had been
for treatment of the eyes.
For sale: A bran new "Estey'' par
lor organ. Enquire of L. A. Simpson.
p. Flynn, section foreman at Hoyt,
near Glendive, came down yesterday
to visit friends in town.
Morning and evening services of
the Congregational church tomorrow.
Sabbath school at IL M.
Pants! Pants! all wool and made to
order by E. F. Turner, for only $3.50.
W. w. Brookings, n of the
| prosperous ranchmen of eastern Stark,
was in town Thursday.
T. F. Townsend, of Townsend Bros,
Oakdale, dropped in Thursday and
talked stock notes for a short time.
Henry Hallmann came up from
Richardton Monday and made home
| stead final proof before Ed. Bonney.
For odd jobs in carpentering and
other work inquire of August Vetter-
lein. Work cheap; give satisfaction
]. w. Allen, of the Glendive indie
pendent, paid the place a visit on
Monday and made a traternal call at
this office. He is also interested in
the Helena Journal.
On July Bird and 4th excursion tick
cts will be sold from Dickinson to
any point not over 300 miles distant
at one fare for round trip, cool re.
turning up to and including July I.
Pinless clothes line! No more
clothes down in the mud; no tearing
of clothes; will rot freeze or stick to
line. Costs no more than rope and
pins. Don't fail to see F. L. Shad.
duck and buy one
If every one believes in the adage
that good crops and mosquitoes go
together, those living out on ranches
have the present and positive assur'
ance at hand, as a constant reminder
of the fact, this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Scott were
passengers on Monday mornings ex'
press west. They will be absent
about month, Mrs. Scott visiting in
Spokane Falls while Mr.. Scott makes
a tour of the Coast country.
r. NJ. Smith, engineer, is having
extensive repairs made ON his resi-
dence property OH Barnes street
Stamp & Hersey have raised up and
moved back the old house to give
room for a good sized building in
front to be used for the main part.
Reduced rates to Milwaukee on
account of Knights of Pythias en-
campmcnt July 3rd to It'll inclusive
Round trip tickets will be sold from
Dickinson to Milwaukee at one fare.
goob returning up to July 20 inclu
sive.
SAvED.-A fine family of children
were all afflicted with scrofula. Two
died early; the rest would soon have
followed, but for the timely and per
severing use of Ayers S%arsaparilla
which built them up into q healthy
and vigorous manhood.
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There will be a camp.meeting a
Mandan, commencing July 10 ant
continuing for one week. Rev. d. G
Planette, presiding elder of the Far
go district will preside. Several min
listers of the Fargo district will b'
present to assist in the work.
You can never know till you try
how quickly a dose of Ayers Pills
will cure your sick headache. Yor:
stomach and bowels need cleansing
and these pills will accomplish i
more effectually and %comfortabl.
than any other medicine you can find
The house of Moses LeneVllle seem
to have been the worst affected b,
the hail storm of any in its path
Nearly all the windows in the hous
were broken, and, his garden patel
had the appearance of Il field owe
which a gatling.gun had been lev
eled.
E. Elmer wishes to say to the pull.
lie in general that after the first Q
July he will be prepared to suppl
any and all with lemon, sarsaparjll
. and strawberry pop, ginger ale, chan
payne cider birch beer. settler waite
in siphons, and several other temper
t ance drinks, by the bottle OF cas-
&, ro+,;l ~. ,vLoloc,1 Will him to an