The Dickinson press., 1892-12-10
Mixed candy and nuts c. o. d.

llStOn, N. ID.
Bjorguff s. Hougland of Richardton
made homestead final proof Monday.
Mrs. j. C. Thompson is expected
home next week.
Any one wishing to huy good ac-
cordeon should call and see those ut
the C. o ID. store.
Charles Canavan: Mrs. Canavan is
doing finely. thank you. expect her
home in abont IL week.
Gilt Edge shoe dressing still OH top
ut Scotield's. 1910
B.F. Fowler and Thomas Oukror.
Jr.. started out Tuesday for their an
nu II hunt ut the mountains.
Broadcloth for ladies dresses in
black and dark green. very cheap for
the quality, ut Scoield's. 1910
Now is the time to buy Xmas goods
ut the C. o. d. store.
O. b. Frankenberg has charge of
the Willard House in the absence of
Mr.. Klinefelter.
Go to the c. O. d. store for Nmas
goods.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Wal
ton, Wednesday, Dec. daughter.
IL am convinced of the merit of
Hoods Sarsawarilla. after having
taken but few doses this is what
many people say.
Fine eating apples at the City Meat
Market. 1910.
Lard the finest in the market, con-
stantly on hand ut the City Meat
Market.
DIR. Holt: l have purchased 200 of
the finest sheep, think, in the coun-
ty. L Scott of Taylor keeps them for
the winter.
DR.. E. NJ. Holt has taken rooms
over the Recorder Office and is pre-.
pared to practice dentistry in all its
branches. Call and see him.
Are you subscriber to the Prairie
Farmer Chicago Ill. If not, you
should give it trial. We know of
no better Agricultural paper publish
| ed.
Everett Folsom came in from the
Diamond c ranch Wednesday, and
says that he will not return before
New Years. He will visit his peo.
pie ut New England City.
1t las been reported that Christian
Woellner,of Providence, r.. L., late of
Dickinson, committed suicide recent
ly by drowning himself. He had
maltreated his wife and feared the
law.
Readers of the PRESS will be glad
to know that the condition of j. c. F..
Parker's has improved in the
last few days. His physicians at the
hospital ut I,rainerd nearly gave up
hopelat one time.
1t is said that Day & Driscol of the
Grand river have bought ten thousand
Texas cattle to drive up next spring.
They wish to so stock their range
that they can ship yearly ten thou
sand beeves.
In selecting your Christmas pres,
ents, remember that there is nothing
that will he appreciated more than a
nice sewing machine, where it is
needed. Call on Scofield for particu.
lars. 1910
Hope Encampment elected the fol.
lowing officers last Friday night, the
End: Welton Mcdonald, G. p; G. T.
Merry. II. p; Jerry Hayes, S. W.; ].
d. Barber, J. W.: T. S. Cunningham
Scribe; l.. A. Davis, Treas.
On Tuesday night the following Off
GERS were elected by Frontier Lodge
/. O. O. f.: ]. G. Campbell, N. G..
Wclton Mcdonald. V. Co. p. Tingle
r. s.; d. S. Littlehales, p. s.; join
l.eask, Treas; Chas. Brislin, trustee
, for eighteen months.
II. +. Beckett and nephew, Johr
Dodd, arrived Monday with carload
of horses. They drove the larger
part of the way from Centralia
Wash. Mr.. Beckett is going tt
make his fntnre home ut Dickinson
L. d. Dohrmann of Taylor shows
l about as much thrift, perhaps, rs an!
man in this country. He has 35|
head of cattle. good work horses, ma
chinery and large, well kept buildings
This year MIR. Dohrmann raised lO
acres of wheat, 100 acres of oats an,
fifty acres of barley.
D. S. Littlehales, J. P. Tingl
y c. F. Merry, II. F. Hatch and l.. X
Granteer have been appointed com
y mittee on general arrangements TO
the Odd Fellows dance which is t,
be given under the auspices of tn
" members of Frontier lodge Frida
evening, Dec. %. The date was erro
I. neously given as the 22nd last week.
Thomas Barton, one of the origina
r number of the Vermont colony whic
" settled in Edmonds county, S. d., i
1885. paid his initial visit to Dickir
son last Saturday. Tom is located O