The Dickinson press., 1890-06-28

Paul Hagerman, u former resident
OF this place, has returned.
List your property for sale or rent
with l.. n. Simpson.
Born, to Mrs. d. w. Williams,
Thursday morning, a daughter.
E.. F. Turner is headquarters for
Fine Clothing, Hats. Gloves, etc.
Flags! Flags! Flags! Flags! at
Merry & McDonald's.
Houses for rent. Inquire at the
store of N. G. Lawrence. jan4-tf.
Edwin johnson and Miss Grace
Griswold, New England City, graced
our streets on show day.
Go to D. Browns for California
strawberry Brandy, Claret and Rhine
wine in case or bulk.
N. G. Lawrence has a new delivery
wagon, lettered and all complete,
furnished by B. F. Fowler.
A number who were caught out in
the hail storm on Sunday confess to
having experienced a severe pelting.
The Northern Pacific will receive
bids for grading anew site for freight
depot at Dickinson until the 30th inst.
C. S. Langdon is agent for the
Equitable Life Insurance Company.
If you want to insure in the best com
pany call OH him.
The Acme of Perfection! Brews-
ter's Safety Rein Holder! Lines where
you put them; never under horses
feet. Buy one of i. F. Shadduck.
Mrs. Chas. Canavan's sister and
husband, MI. and Mrs. p. A. Haid,
are visiting with her here, having
recently arrived from Penn.
j. G. Williamson, the Billings coun-
ty auditor. and wife were down to
attend the circus; also Sheriff Pad.
dock and his children.
Guy j. DeFrance was up from
Richardton on Tuesday. lie said the
prospect was never more flattering
there for a crop than 10Y
G. s. Langdon has the agency for
the world renowned Estey organs and
pianos. Can supply you at once
Give him a call or write for informa'
tion.
The members of the male quar-
tette were entertained in honor of
the departure of one of its members.
G. N. Wallace, at Rev. l.. +. Browns
on Monday evening.
Mrs. II. II. johnson, wife of the
obliging cashier at the bank, went
east OH Monday evening rs far us st.
Paul, where she will visit for Il few
weeks and then go on to Leroy,
She will be absent through the sum
mel months.
Thomas Drury, who is now i'll Mis-
soula looking for work, has written
Mark Joyce, with whom he left his
little baby boy, that he would not adj
wise any one here having a hold tt
leave the place expecting to find any
thing better west. He says that Mis-
soula, like many of the towns west.
has been overdone.
Several of the railroad hands WHO
for paltry sums played into the cir
Gus fakes hands, thereby selling out
the home boys, were promptly dis
charged by the company the mex
morning. The company don't propose
to tolerate any such u%nprinciplet
acts of meanness in any of their elm
ployes. Its a pretty good plan tt
deal on the square, wen in games o
chance,
G. n. Wallace, u citizen of TIL
place for nearly a year past. left OF
Friday for Spokane Falls where h
is to meet j. T. Scott and togethe
they will go to Portland, thence b.
boat Mr.. Wallace will continue dowr
to San Francisco and finally he viii
make st. Paul and Minneapolis VII
the U. P. The good wishes of hi
many friends here will attend him j!
whatever and wherever he may ell
gage again in business.
Mark Joyce, who was down to hi
farm near Taylor this week, say
that wheat, oats, potatoes and, in fac
all crops were never in a more floul
fishing condition in his remembrance
The corn crop. lie says, may be a Iii
tie backward on account of the WE
and cool weather. The millet an
hay crop is promising Il heavy on
put. On account of the depreciatio
in the price of butter, the dreamer
industry ut Taylor is tagging just nov
W. w. Moore, of the Grand Opel
House, Des Moines. is All early settl'
in that part of Iowa. and has had
great deal of experience in his tim
He says: sat various times l ha'
had acute attacks of bilious collie al
violent pains in the stomach, al
found nothing that gave ME reli
like ~Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera al
Diarrhoea Remedy. Every person
he says. "should have a bottle" +
sale by Merry & Mcdonald.