The Dickinson press., 1890-08-09
Moth proof carpet Innings cts
a yard at Lehmicke's. il 1927.

The foundation for Daniel Nam
ning's house is about completed.
Use D & Q's famous complexion
soap; for sale at Merry & McDonald's.
Mark ]. Klinefelter took q ten
ement house OH Barnes street Thurs
day.
Pants! Pants! all wool and made to
order by E. F. Turner, for only $3.50.
a. c. McGinivray is building an
addition to one of his tenement
houses.
The carpenters expect to have the
wood work of a. n. Jeffries new
house completed all but the finish in
another week.
C. S. Langdon is agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Company.
If you want to insure in the best com
pany call on him.
r. r. McCloud is now manager of
the Western Union Office and Mr..
Downs, from Mingusville, takes his
place us night operator.
Members of the G. A. II. from San
Francisco, ell route to Boston, passed
through Dickinson Wednesday morn
ing on u special.
Joseph II. Mcclure has sold his
quarter section of land in township
1881 to Ed. s. Mckay, of Seattle,
WASH, for $500.
J.C Haskins and mother returned
on Tuesday from Il very pleasant
visit to friends in Chicago and sew
eral Iowa towns.
The Wisconsin press eXcursionists
passed through Dickinson Wednesday
on their return trip from the Yellow
stone Park.
Goodall and Palmer completed the
blowing Of fire guards along the right
of way, on the Missouri division, and
returned to Dickinson OH Thursday.
A prairie fire started Il few miles
east of town about noon yesterday
and ragged for a few hours. Aside
from the burning of grass we have
learned of no damage.
G. s. Langdon has the agency fol
the world renowned Estey organs and
pianos. Can supply you at once
Give him IL call or write for infor
nation.
There are $50 stock cars ordered
for the Missouri and Yellowstone
divisions during the first two weeks
of this month, and from now unit.
the season closes cattle shipments
will be lively.
Methodist services on Sunday at
Gladstone in the morning at ll:3(
and at Baptist church, Dickinson, il
the evening ut s. Subject: "Regen.
Grafton, or the New Birth.
d. L. Hinckley, who went west
recently, has brought up at Monte
sano, Wash. Evidently he is not in
fatuated with all tho new boom town:
of the Gray's harbor county but pre-
fers an older and more staid place.
Services at the Congregations
church tomorrow morning and eve
ming. Sabbath school Immediately
after morning services. Morning sub
ject: .The Two Sons. Evening sub
ject: .sThe Mission of the Church..
No medicine in the world is in bet
ter repute or more widely know
than Ayers Sarsaparilla. AS a SAT-
and certain remedy for all manner o
blood disorders, leading physician
and druggists everywhere recommend
it in preference to any other.
]. l.. Brown accompanied Sheriff
Hayes to jamestown with Milber
Bryant, Monday evening. The latte
will be confined in the asylum TO
treatment. Mr.. Brown visited hi
daughter who is an inmate of the in
%stitution.
President G. w. Colby, of the Wis
consin Central, accompanied by
party of friends, passed through here
Wednesday, in a special train. The
have been to Alaska where the
made all inland trip and visited Mui
glacier. They have been on the tri
about one month.
, Families not already supplied shoul
, lose no time in procuring bottle G
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera an
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t is the onl
. remedy that can always be depende
( upon for bowel complaint in all it
forms. 25 and SO cent bottles fo
sale by Merry & Mcdonald.
+. a letter lately received from Re-
t H. McHenry, who is now located i;
Jasper, Mimi, has the following
"Money is scarce here. 1 can't Sc
that this country has any advantae
!. over N. d. Wheat has been ve1
much injured by the dry, hot wind
Wheat is most all cut. We had
:. nice rain yesterday. Some frost la
e night but no damage to speak Of"
At the special school meeting Q
Thursday D. 1. Bailey acted as chat
man and E. R. Bonney as secretar
n After considerable discussion a m