The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09

j.. S. Bilyue: The o X cattle are not
looking first-class this season. 1t APP
pears to be an off year both in price
and condition of cattle.
c. H. Klinefelter has a force of car-
penters at work on the corner build
ing which Robinson & DeFrance are
to occupy as a drugstore.
G. T.. Stamp: We have some prime
mutton sheep, but don't propose to
sell at present market prices. We
finished haying Wednesday.
Ed. Chase, of Chase & Frye, who
was in Dickinson a number of days
this week, says that cattle are not
looking as we'll this fall as usual.
M. L. Parker, Alex Montague, d.
A. Stocking, r. L. Spayde and others,
who were out hunting north of town
this week, shot a large wild cat.
Willie Purcell will remain in Port
land Oregon, for six or eight weeks.
His parents believe the operation
| performed on him to be successful.
If 1T is hot take u bath, and you
will be surprised to know how much
better it will make you feel. A first
class place at the n. p. barber shop.
The second edition of the North
Dakota Stock Growers Association
brand book is out. 1t was printed by
the Mandan Pioneer Co. and is a good
job.
The social ut the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Palmer Wednesday
night was we'll p%atroniZed. The "re-
bate" feature proved to be quite in
teresting.
The Gilberts, we are sorry to say,
are selling ont their furniture and
will return to MINI. Mr.. Gilbert will
retain his interest in the + o brand
of cattle.
Geo. Kcene of New England City
was in Dickinson Tuesday to market
six muttons, which tipped the beam
Nv oiu lo''iiua' lHoy pio'Siie W !ei
hundred.
VIM. Ray, Jr., expects to visit the
Wolld'S Fair between the twentieth
and tIlirtinth of this month. lie will
then return to st. Johns University
of MlHncSnta.
Ii you are going to the minneapolis
exposition we would advise stopping
at the Hotel Northern. It's the neat
est little house i'm the city, most con-
venicnt and moderate i'm rates.
james Pane of st. Paul and Charles
Delllinscr Of this place are putting in
the gas fixtures for the klinefelter
Opera House. Some delay is caused
10y having to send away for extras.
A new rnstutlice ruling makes 1T
mandatory for postmasters to hold
letters thirty days unless the envelope
has a return card. If you need a bath
you should Ego to Fred Christensen.
1t is reported that Geo. S. Arm.
strong, Owner of the III brand, will
close out all of his cattle on Crooked
creek this fall. Con. Hill made "a
small shipment of this brand of cattle
last week.
Messrs William and kim are
having the Willard house thoroughly
renovated and re-titted. They will
not he satisfied short Of making the
Willard lrst-class in all of its details
and appointments.
james G. Campbell made the fol-
lowing sales of real estate this week:
A. G. IIuidekoper to A. b. Robinson
lot I, block SO; same party to Thos.
II. Brien lot I, block SO. Considera-
ton in the last sale, 500.
Between the hours of six Thursday
night and seven of Friday morning
twelve trains of beef cattle from the
Yellowstone division passed through
Dickinson. The train crews were
hustling to take cure of the business
making lots of extra time.
To rise in the morning with a bad
taste in the mouth and no appetite,
indicates that the stomach needs
strengthening. For this purpose,
there is nothing better than an occa-
sional dose of Ayers Pills taken at
bed time.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Simpson gave a
party Tuesday evening in honor OF
Miss Adelaide Keene. Those present
we're: Misses Crowl, Keene, Kottka,
Lenneville, Montague, Messersmith
and Parsons; Messrs. Barton, DeGraff,
Langley, Mcdonald and Orchard.
Under the Northern Pacific passen-
ger schedule ~inaugurated September
3, one through west-bound passenger
and one east-bound are discontinued.
No. !, from the east, arrives in Dick
inson at ll:45 a. M; No. 2, from the
west, arrives at lis p. m. Freight
trains are not allowed to carry pas
sengers.
have now on hand a large and ele-
giant stock of fall and winter MILNE
ry, hats of every description for Ia
dies, misses and children; also a fine
line of goods suitable for infants; a
beautiful assortment of ribbon. plain
and transparent celluloid, a fine lot of
embroidery silk, fancy feathers and
tips OF every description. These
goods are all open to the pubic, and
| cordially invite all to call and see
them. sep2-4t Miss NJ. MUEN.
Coughing leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at
once.
The cut in the salary of Northern
Pacific employees receiving a stated
sum per month of 500 or more, as an
nounced in the PRESS week before
last. does not effect the wages Of dis
patchers owing to a schedule which
they have.