The Dickinson press., 1890-08-02
1t is said that Mandan is soon to
have another daily paper.

1t is said that Mandan is soon to
have another daily paper.
Moth proof carpet Innings cts.
a yard at Lehmicke's. il 1927.
Robert Lee, of Gladstone, was a
caller at Dickinson on Tuesday.
Use D & .Q's famous complexion
soap; for sale ut Merry & McDonald's.
Miss Lizzie Roberts returned home
to Medora on Tuesday.
For sale: A bran new "Estey" par
lor organ. Enquire of L. A. Simpson.
Pants! Pants! all wool and made to
order by E. F. Turner, for only $3.50.
The mail carrier between New
Salem and Stanton has jumped his
job.
F. Lish disposed of a piece of resi-
dence property to Ed. McCadan last
week.
Commissioner Jopp drove in from
Gladstone on Wednesday to attend to
business.
Mrs. ]. L. Brown returned Monday
from short visit to her daughter at
Hebron.
Miss Merry, of near Jamestown,
is visiting the family of her brother,
e. II. Merry.
Thos. Evans and Henry Plaggmier
will each ship two cars of cattle from
here to-day.
Attorney Edgerly. of Bismarck, was
looking after legal business in Dick
inson Wednesday.
Lawyer Simpson returned from a
business and pleasure trip to MINI.
eapolis last Monday.
w. G. Taylor is putting up hay with
the expectation of taking sheep on
shares in the fall.
E. F. Turner will sell you IL better
sVe of clothes, for less money, than
any one else in Dickinson.
Mrs. N. G. Lawrence accompanied
her husband to the state convention
at Grand Forks and visited friends
in that city.
Geo. r. Reynolds, of Reynolds
Bros. Albany. Tex. arrived from the
west on Tuesday and stopped over
a day or two.
Samuel Butson left for St. Paul
last Monday to meet his wife, who
has been visiting friends in England
since last April.
Geo. Harkins, who located a ranch
on Cedar creek, was in town on Tues
day to meet his family who arrived
from Steele.
G.. M. Vanluven. who held the posi-
tion of operator for the Western
Union at this place for some time,
has been promoted to q train dis
patcher.
Miss Kate Mcleod, of Pana, ILL.,,
who is on a trip to the National
Park, stopped over here this week
and visited her relatives, A. Lewis
and family.
The members of the Wisconsin
Press Association, numbering sixty
and occupying two Pullman cars,
passed through here Thursday Oh
their annual excursion. They will
spend four days in the Park.
N. C. Lawrence, A. G. MEG illivray,
G. j. DeFrance, J. NJ. Tracy and T.
s. Underhlll were in attendance at
the Grand Forks convention as dele.
gates, Mr.. Underhill holding the
proxy of B. Finger who was unable
to attend.
The vicissitudes of life are trying
to most constitutions. especially to
people having impure blood. For all
such land they constitute the MAORI.
ty), the best safeguard is Ayers Sar-
saparilla, the use of which cleanses
the blood and strengthens and invig-
crates the system.
On Tuesday, in chambers at Bis
marck, Judge Winchester granted
Mary A. futile, of Belfeld, a divorce
from her husband, w. w. futile.
The evidence in the case was taken
before J. G. Williamson at Medora.
Mrs. futile receives as her share of
the property a house and seven lots
in Belield.
Emmons County Rrcord: A cloud.
burst early Monday morning deluged
the Beaver Creek country below
Exeter. 1t is said that between 8 and
10 inches of rain fell within an hour.
j. w. Wescott and family had to run
for higher ground. The water came
in the back out the front door, Car.
rying off everything movable. Mr..
Wescott estimates his loss at over
5000. The creek rose Is feet.
We would call the attention of all
students who contemplate taking a