The Dickinson press., 1890-08-16

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew at
Pisha, Friday. August 8, a daughter.
a large lot Of fall and winter goods ~ !
were received ut L.awrence's this I
week. Me
If you want q perfect match use 1
the Rainbow Match, at Freeman's. in
aug 1926. =
Treasurer Farrah has received a oils
government patent for his homestead =,
near Taylor. sne
Mrs. David Roberts went west last
Monday to visit friends ut Tacoma l
for a month. ~.
Last Monday VIM. Ray received :,
100 water melons and yesterday as
many more. ~"
A. ]. Carey is building a comfort. a,
when completed. wv
S. NJ. McGaffery, of Red Lodge. .
was in town Thursday looking after AZ
the coal business. H..
Mrs. N. C. Lawrence went to Brain. (,
erd on Thursday to visit friends a &c
week or ten days. w.
NJ. F. and G. H. Klinefelter arc to ,
occupy the new cottages which Land CHI;
lord Klinefelter is having built. we,
u, Wheat will average about Taylor, j
says VIM. Hecht, - to Is bushels to Fri
the acre; oats, about 20 bushels. his
1893 cars of beef cattle will be load Z
ed at the Dickinson stock yards are
during to-day and the following two the
days. j
Chas. II. Merry: My flock of 500 mo-
sheep has brought me in returns of y.
over 100 per cent this year. 1 intend v
to buy more sheep this fall. hou
John w. Buster, manager of the WV
Continental Land and Cattle Co.. has ]
spent the week here looking after of {
the companies shipments. w.
The N. p. is cutting out and get. O
ting ready to put in a culvert cross Der
ing east of the oil house to take the IS
place of the one further down. n
Rev. Y. james will preach at Glad. "ic
stone in the morning as usual TO- ''e
morrow and at Dickinson in the n
Congregational church at 8 p m. day
Everybody invited. par
Bielenherg & Toomey shipped 16 1
carloads of sheep from here on Thurs. can
day, making As cars in all loaded in sup
Dickinson this season Ivy them for Y
the Chicago market. fna
The contract for erecting a galvan- oo'
lied wire fence around the Dickinson j
cemetery has been given to G. S. nou
Langdon. There are to be two stiles He
and a gateway for teams. tim
Real estate transfers.-Sam Baker 1
to G. II. Klinefelter, lots 10 and ii, Iu'
in block Ill: consideration, $3.50. N. Is
G. Lawrence. for the Northern Pa nor
cifc. to G. II. Klinefelter, lot 8, in 7
block al; consideration, $75. shi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. r.. Bonney's little liz
girl lola, aged 10 months, died on "0
Monday last and was buried the fol. I
lowing day. She had been apparently ass
as healthy as children in general $l5
until the Saturday previous to her cou
death. e,
DR.. w. X. Wheat expects to leave day
to-day for a visit of n few weeks to dow
his old home, Caro-, Mich. The Dr. to ]
has become an enthusiastic Dakotian
during his residence here and his .
many friends wish him a pleasant e"'
trip and safe return to Dickinson. Tag
- also
Ayers Hair Vigor restores color n
and vitality to weak and gray hair. poe
Through its healing and cleansing am
qualities, it prevents the accumula- eou
ton of dandruff and cures all scalp
diseases. The best hair.dressing ever T
made, and by far the most econom- Mr.:
ical. the
Master Nelson Langdon gave a ove
party to about forty of his juvenile ""'
friends last Saturday afternoon, the n
occasion being his fourth birthday. go
Mrs. Langdon prepared refreshments yea
for the little ones and they all en- Del
joyed the party very much. He re. inst
ceived a large number of presents. !,
Families not already supplied should A.
lose no time in procuring a bottle of sait
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and pat
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is the only chi
remedy that Can always he depended
upon for bowel complaint in all it's ~
forms. IS and SO cent bottles for ~
sale by Merry & Mcdonald. ,
The First National Bank of Dickin. mes
son expects to open for business in a WIN
short time with the following officers: lin
Board of directors, H. L. Dickinson, WIN
N. c. Lawrence, j. E. Phelan, r. H. 7
johnson, A. Hilliard, A. G. Nc tba
Gillivray, and A. N. Jefferies; presi. any
dent, A. billiard; vice president, A. and
N. Jefferies; cashier, r. H. johnson. ,oo
Rev. II. L. Chapman, pastor of the ~
NJ. E. church, Johnston. Pa, SAYS: an.e
"Soon after the great flood, at Il time ~.