The Dickinson press., 1893-09-09

Every Dose Effective
Saturday. September 8, 1898.
Pay Up.
All parties having standing ac-
counts with me running 'nr more
than 80 days, will please call and set
tie at once. Such accounts if not
paid within ten days from this date,
will be placed in the hands OF my at.
tOrney for collection.
j. i. THOMPSON.
Sept. end, 1893.
Very little sickness in town.
w. M. Blalock has Il fractured arm.
John Chaloner is around OH crutch-
eS.
Fred Thompson is off on IL trip to
Chicago.
Tuesday and Wednesday were warm
sultry days.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson,
Tuesday, Il Sol
The N. p. hath room is modern and
we'll kept. Try it.
Chas. Caravan has rented the
Coughlin house on Barnes street.
DR.. II. A. Davis has moved into the
L. A. Davis house on Clough street.
Fred Rouquette is employed at the
store of Lawrence & Dickinson.
The n II A ranch will ship every
thing that can be sold this fall.
E. Leavitt went to Chicago Sunday
with a small shipment of cattle.
NJ. Sutherland g. Son got $3.50 pei
cwt. for 9l4-pound heifers in st. Paul.
Billiard Hall in Opera House Block
will be open Saturday evening, Sept. Q.
Frazier, Copeland & Williamson are
making repairs on the Willard house.
Mike Cavanaugh, the L X foreman,
was loading supplies in town Friday
District court conyenes next Tues.
day at 10 IL. IN. The docket is Il small
one.
Paul Il. Prior made HON estead fina.
proof Monday before James G. Camp
bell.
Abe Jams has erected a stone house
24x223 on his farm southeast of Dick.
inson.
Fred Freeman attends school this
year at st. Johns University n MIN.
nesota.
w. b. Howe has been appointed
collector for the Farmers Hail Asso
citation.
G. II. klinefelter is moving into
the Ray house on Sims street, vacated
by DR.. Davis.
Guy j. DeFrance has had a larg,
force of carpenters working on his
house this week.
Mail will close at 11:30 a. III. TO
west-bound train No. l, and at l p. NJ
for east-bound train No. 2.
There were two sections of No.
Thursday and ON Friday both No.
and No. 2 ran in two sections.
Miss Hattie Davidson was takcl
from Brainerd hospital to her HON
in Bismarck one day last week.
John Olson, who has been confine'
jured back, is so as to be aroun'
again.
L. K. Granteer and son Archie be
gan this week the c H. Klinefe'
tar residence TO be erected on Sim
street.
J. J. Freeman is making change
and extending shelves and counter
in his store for a large stock of ne,
fall goods.
In view of what Hoods !Sarsaparill
has done for others, is it not reason;
BILE to believe that it will also be q
benefit to you.
A social party at the residence
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hayes on til
evening of the 3lst ult., escaped on
notice last week.
"You seem happy and contented!
Il I'm. 1t always makes me fee
fresh and bright to take a bath. 1 6
to Christiansen's.
Thos. Oukrop has been busy til;
week unpacking and placing upon hi
shelves a large assortment of croc]
cry and glass ware
Joe Fisher returned home Tuesda.
having marketed eighteen 1336-poun
steers at $3.50 per hundred in Chic
go the Tuesday previous.
Kricek&Riva moved into their ne
quarters-two doors east of the o
place-this week. The building hi
been specially fitted for the manufa
ture of cigars with a fine Office al
retail room in front.