The Dickinson press., 1893-11-04
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doctors. 'u. KEPT s!n!::ls lever until had
given Nj, al! la;'r &: ever ici,i- letter.
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co&2inied. Il i:ist. to take lis advice and try
a ,oN. Bc!Gr" !! Lar! used them all. ! was
very much better, ami $50 boxes cured me.
am now SO years old: hut l believe that
if it had rot been fer Ayers Pills. l should
have leen in my grave long ago. | buy 6
boxes every year. which make 2o boxes up
to this time. and l would no more be with
out them than without hread."-H. H.
Ingrallam. Rockland, Me.
AYERS PILLS
Prepared by DR., j c Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Every Dose Effective
Saturday, November 4, 1898.
Ladies, he sure and get your opera
bOnnetS for the 9th.
L. c. DeGratf has Il new an
nouncement this week.
Miss Esther Lenneville entertained
quite a party Halloween.
l. G. DeGraff received y few choice
spirits Monday evening.
"Incog' at the klinefclter Opera
House Thursday night, Nov. 8.
a large stock of felt shoes just re.
ceived at Mrs. j. l.. Browns.
Complete stock of trimmed and UNI
trimmed hats at Mrs. j. l.. Browns.
II. ID. Stephenson has been given
his old job as freight conductor.
Finest stock of mems and boys
shoes in town at Mrs. j. J.. Browns.
Charles Z. Dobson is making ar
rangements to now into town for
the winter.
If you want something real fine in
tea, try some of Scofield's uncolored
Japan at soc per pound.
Mrs. Boyd of Gladstone, is pre-
pared to take family sewing. Will
go out if desired. ll-4tf
Coughing leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough ut
nee.
Ten heating stoves for sale. In
quire of G. II. Klinefelter, Opera
House. 9.23tf.
a diagram Of the klinefelter Opera
house will be found at j. B. Thomp.
sons, where tickets are on sale.
a nice line of f%ascinators, wool
hoods. mittens, hosiery. natural wool
underwear, for ladies and children at
Miss Murn's. 1l.4-2t.
Pat Murn's jurisdiction us road
master covers both the Yellowstone
and Missouri divisions since We'd
nesday.
Pierre Wibaux, the w bar CATTLE
man of this section, is supposed to
have sailed from New York City for
France early this week.
H. w. Smith and Theodore Hayes
loaded from Dickinson Tuesday with
goods for the New England City
store kept by the former.
An exchange says that the next
North Dakota Methodist conference
is to be held at Wahpeton April Is.
Bishop Mallalieu will preside.
Engineer j.. w. McQuay came into
Dickinson Monday with the heaviest
passenger train ever brought in with
one engine-eighteen coaches.
Mrs. D. Todd wishes to announce
that she will be prepared after No
vember 6 to do d~ress-making in the
rooms connected with Mrs. Langdon's
millinery store.
sam Bierline. Alfred L!brecae. w.
A. McCrory. C. T. Burgkart and Con-
ley Bros. were among those who were
in from Oakdale this week for sup.
plies for the winter.
Supt. John Dorsey was down from
Glendive Wednesday and instructed
Chief Clerk McCloy to close up his
office as sooH as possible and ship the
records to Glendive.
j. C. Taylor. supervisor of bridges
and building Oh the Yellowstone di-
vision. in company with Pat Mum
roadmaster. were out Oh Il trip of in
spection Thursday.
A farewell reception ball will hs
given in honor of MI. and Mrs. J. f
Phelan at the Klinefelter opera hous'
next Monday night. Three hundre,
invitations will be issued.
The Congregational church of thi
place has had a donation in the pas
week of 100 No. 8 Gospel Hymn
books from the North Congregation
al church, New Bedford, Mass.
The children of st. Johns Sunda,
School enjoyed a candy pull at Mrs
J. b. Thompson's Halloween. Mrs
Thompson entertained a few youn;
people later the same evening.