The Dickinson press., 1890-01-11

bottle. J. j. Freeman, druggist.
Yankton Press and Dakotan: The
artesian wells of Yankton county are
a surprise even to ourselves. They
were created here and there, one by
one. until a canvass of the county
shows seventy of these artificial
spouters. All but, perhaps, half
dozen of these are doing duty upon
the farms of crop raisers and stock
growers, and their possession adds
greatly to the productive results of
rural soil. So inexpensive are these
flowing wells that they are within
the reach of every farmer, and our
country population is rapidly availing
itself of this generous provision of
nature. There are now seventy arte-
sian wells in the small county of
Yankton. A year hence there will
he more than twice seventy.
The dedication of the new Presby-
terian church took place last Sunday.
Rev. i. NJ. Wood, superintendent of
North Dakota missions, was present
and delivered the dedicatory sermon
at II o'clock, a. M, from the text: 81
was glad when they said unto me, let
us go into the house of the Lord"
The subject was ably handled and
the discourse very instructive and ap.
propriate. After the sermon Rev.
McHenry, the pastor Of the church,
made a financial report showing that
the church was only about $3.50 in
debt. The property is worth in the
neighborhood of $4,000, is well finish
ed and Il very neat structure. In the
evening Rev. f. G. Dayton preached
a very able sermon. Both services
were well attended and the Presbyte-
rians begin worship in their new
church under very auspicious circum-
stances.
The following notice has been
handed us for publication: Miss |. G.
DeVelling, who will pass through
this state on her way to Washington,
under the direction of the Woman s
State G. Il. Union, will visit each
Union on the line of the Northern
Pacific r. r. She is very fine ora
tor and her appeals and arguments
are not only convincing but enter
tanning. She has spent IA years in
temperance work and her heart is
sincerely enlisted in her work. We
hope that each man, woman and
child that have any interest in TEN.
perance and all who are interested in
our new state will avail themselves
of this lecture. Let every member
of the Union here be ready to wei
come this noble woman; let it be SAID
that the people are awake to the tenn
perance cause. Miss DeVelling viii
he here January % if all is well
Further notice will be given.
In recent article in the Youth
Companion, on elbow to cure a cold,
the writer advises a hot lemonade te
, lie taken at bed time. 1t is Il danger
Gus treatment, especially during the
, severe cold weather of the winter
: months, as it opens the pores of the
) skin and leaves the system in sucl
condition that another and mucl
/ more severe cold is almost certain tt
5 be contracted. Many years constant
+ use and the experience of thousand:
5 of persons of all ages, has fully dem
, onstated that there is nothing better
| for a severe cold than Chamberlain.
!. Cough Remedy. 1t acts in perfec
: harmony with nature, relieves tl'
Il lungs. liquefies the tough tenacious
(. mncus, making it easier to exporate
e and restores the system to Il stron!
e and healthy condition. Fifty cen
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