The Dickinson press., 1893-07-08
Mother Urged Me
Saturday, July s, 1898.

Saturday, July s, 1898.
Rain Wednesday and Friday.
Clipped dried beef at Scofeld's.
Black leaf dip for sale, E.C.Dayton.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. II. j &. Greene,
July fourth. a son.
II. w. Smith is acting postmaster
at New England City.
Pete Frazier and family spent the
Fourth ut Crooked creek.
To make washing easy. use Gold
Dust. For sale at Sco!ield's.
Richardton and Hebron attracted
some of our people Oh the Fourth.
If you like tea. try Il pound of SEQ
fields best uncnlored so cent Jap.
Young canary birds for sale-sing-
ers. Mrs. NJ LcnnevilIr. jy.Stf
The people of Gladstone had a pleas
ant dance on the night of the Fourth.
Wante.l-5O0 or 800 sheep OF shares;
good location. jyStf. w. G. TAYLOR.
II. }. Schulta Yes; l sold my wool
at 1l31 cents per pound-democratic
prices.
Norris Orchard has been assisting
this week at the store of Lawrence
& Dickinson.
Just received a car load of McCor-
mick mowers and binders.
lyl-2t J. M. TRACEY
Sebastian Mischel has the founda
tion about completed for his new
building at Richardton.
S. D. Gregg of Gladstone left good
samples of wheat and barley at this
office OH Monday.
Rev. Z. G. Johnston will conduct
services at the Baptist church OH Sun
day afternoon at 3 clock.
A foreigner at Richardton by the
name of Philip Helfetch fell into {
w CIl vi oNtby w t'o hlllSu'
NeIs Peterson has put his band Of
sheep out with Capt. Saunders to hero
for the balance of the season.
Deep cut all along the line of chill
dren's. Misses and Ladies' shoes a
Scolield's. No old goods in the lot.
A Sunday school has been estab
lished at Antelope, and it is reported
that preaching services are to be held
J.P. Moon has taken James Wha
lens sheep between 800 and 900-o
shares. He will range on Grand rivel
Ed. Dodd, the taxidermist, has Sc
cured desirable location for hi
building by the side of the depot plat
form.
Recorded by II. F. Hatch: Norther
Pacific to Alice $. F. kinsey of NORTH
field, n. D., $40 acres, section 80, thi
township.
The D. of R. ice.cream picnic in til
grove Tuesday brought in the sum {
$40. 1t all goes to the Fargo fir
sufferers.
Geo. w. Lee has let out 1000 shee
to l.. E. Partridge. Mr.. Partridge hs
located a ranch on Antelope cree
west of r. Carnahan.
Ole Mead returned this week frol
Cedar river, where he had located
horse ranch for l.. A. Sherman VII
has a large bunch in Idaho.
On the afternoon of June 80, Mr.
A. T. Crowl entertained about thirt
children who assisted in the renditic
of the Queen Of Fame.
Benz. Webb of Richardton has pu
chased half section of railroad lar
at $3.50 per acre. making him Sc
ton of land within mile of town.
Capt. Saunders: The best thing
know about the wool market tn
year is. that | can get just as mut
Cor my wool as Democrat can G
for his.
We need money badly-we want
reduce our stock before taking o
annual inventory-and we need roo
for new goods to arrive soon.
CURRIE d CROWL.
Mrs. Norman Lebo of Medora
whose death the PRESS spoke la
week. leaves a large family. She W
lady highly esteemed. Rev. Jol
Orchard conducted services on Satl
day. the first.
The Turkey Track Cattle Co. ha
put in two or three herds of Tex
steers on their Grand river range tt
spring. 1t is said this company
tends to drive something like 100
head this season.
To gain strength-Hood's SarsaI
rilla.
For steady nerves Hoods Sar:
parilla.
For pure blood-Hood's SarsaI
rilla.