The Dickinson press., 1891-02-21

Scoiield's.
The thermometer registered at
about is below last night.
Special meeting of county commits
sioners next Saturday. See call.
Henry Tyler has sold his homestead
near Taylor 10 F. Schlapman for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. I.ehmicsr Were
the recipients of a pleasant party last
evening.
Go to ScoGeld's for 56.lb sacks best
dairy salt, also common salt by the
pound or barrel.
There was a pleasant gathering of
young people at the Lenneville
residence last night.
Miss NJ. G. Crowley has been quite
sick this week, necessitating the sus-
pension of school in her department.
The City dray came out Tuesday
OH runners for the first time this
season. Wheels were in use again
Wednesday.
Eastern North Dakota had IL fall of
eight inches of snow night before
last. This section had about two
inches.
The w. c. II. U. will meet ut Mrs.
Geo. Muzzys, on Thursday next. at
$3.50 y. III. BY order of the president.
Mrs. c. S. LANGDoN.
j. G. L. Parker, roal-mastcr of the
division between Dickinson and
Glendive, says there has been the
least repairs on the road this winter
of any since 'SC.'sl.
Christian Woellner has bought the
Ballard blacksmith business, includ-
ing lot and building, for $500, making
monthly payments of $50, taking pos
session March Is. Mr.. Wuellner is Il
lrst-class workman and ought to do
well in Dickinson.
The case of Arthur Wilke VS.. w. S.
Fcnno is on trial before Justice
Davis. 1t is consuming considerable
time but will probably he finished by
Tonight. Ii. w. Bates and a. ID.
Carpenter are prosecuting and j. G.
Campbell and J.. a. Simpson defend.
ing.
Married, ut the parsonage Thursday
evening, Feb. 10, l.. p. Sallstrom and
Miss Garino Engle, both of Dickinson.
Rev. l.. E. Brown performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Sallstrom
will have rooms in the bank block.
The PRESS wishes them happiness.
Services tomorrow as usual ut tile
Congregational church. Subject for
morning "The Cube of Humanity"
for evening "A Lesson from Astron.
omy.' In case of a storm there will
be no evening service. Announce
mcnts will lie made in the morning in
regard to an evening service.
n profitable and enjoyable meeting
of the Literary Club WAS held Mon.
day evening. Some good points were
brought out from a study of Edgar
Allan Poe and his writings. Pur.
slant to II vote of the Club some
weeks ago next Monday eve will he
devoted to the life and writings of
Henry Wadsworth Iongfellow.
/
During the discussion Wednesday
in the house on the capitol removal
bill. which resulted in it's indefinite
postponement. Mr.. Burke made these
remarks, among others: "Let us be
fair and just to the people of the
Missouri slope. This great section
will develope. Who can tell what
the growth of it's stock interests will
bring forth! Because we from other
parts have the power let us not use it
unjnstly. Let us not be governed by
the principle that might makes right"
A decided acquisition to the staff
of the Cosmopolitan Magazine is Mr..
Brander Mathews, President of the
Nineteenth Century Club, the we'll
known litterateur, who takes charge of
the department of book reviews
The keen critical taste of MI. Ma.
.hews, and his fine judgment in
literary matters, will make his opin-
ion valued in every household. Mr..
Mathews name, added to that of
Edward Everett Hale. in charge of
''Social Problems;;'' Murat Halstead
reviewing Current Events and
Miss Bisland with her European
articles, gives the Cosmopolitan a
department staff of exceptional
brillancy.
1t is sometimes said that patent
medicines are for the ignorant. The
doctors foster this idea. ''The peo.
pie we're told, 'sare mostly ignorant
when it comes to medical science.'
Suppose they are What sick man
needs is not knowledge, but cure.
and a medicine that CURES is the
medicine for the sick. DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery cures the
"Lo believes" and the s:don't believes. :"
There's no hesitance about it, no "if"
nor ''possibly.' 1t says-sI can cure
: you, only do as direct" Perhaps it
fails occasionally. The makers hear
of it when it does, because they new.
er keep the money when the medicine
| fails to do good. Suppose the doctors
went OIL that principle. (We beg the
doctors pardon. 1t wouldn't do y
Choking, sneezing and every other
form of catarrh in the head, is radi-
cally cured by DIR. Sage's Catarrh