The Dickinson press., 1893-06-24

Do you read the testimonials pub
lished in behalf of Hoods S;lrsaparil-
la. They are thoroughly reliable and
worthy your confidence.
Insure your crops with the Old re-
liable st. Paul Fire and Marine.
GEO. AUD, Agent.
\ drove of 800 Texas steers was
turned loose ut kildeer mountain this
week $500 belonging to the Diamond
C outfit. and the balance being S ]
cattle.
Come to the Press office for chatttl
mortgage blanks. We have just
printed 100 dozen. and can supply
everybody with the best form of
chattel blanks printed.
benjamin Webb of Richar,lton
made pre-emption proof last Saturday
before Guy J. DeFrance. Peter Eli
son and John I. Budda acted us wit
nesses for Mr.. Webb.
W. L. Richards was in Dickinson
on the 10th. having arrived from the
South. Mr.. Richards said that his
cattle came over the trail from Ori-
ent in Il month and in good shape.
y happy event among the Russians
this week was the marriage of John
Peverensky to Josephine Zrstopel by
Father Vincent. The fatted calf was
killed and everything made merry.
The Richard circus was advertised
very little at Dickinson and it had IL
small attendance. Those who stayed
at home saved their dollar-generally
more-and did not lose much.
The Long y Cattle Co. let 26Io
southern cattle loose on their range
the first of this week. Another herd
of $500 is nearly to the long Y range,
and Il third herd will arrive about the
18th of July.
R. f. Fuller has bargained with
VIM. King of Belfield for Il carload of
Bad Lands cedar posts, which Will he
used in fencing Il half section of land
southeast of Dickinson. Mr.. King re-
Gently got out a carload of posts for
c. F. Merry.
VIM. Porter of Beltield. who was
in town Monday. says that there are
some fine locations for settlers on
government land in his locality. The
land is well watered and affords good
hay and grazing.
Frank Thompson's pet dog, Depo,
which was sent up from Fargo to re-
juvenate on Dickinson ozone, died this
week. and the remains were respect
fully buried on Postmaster Thomp-
sons farm near Dickinson.
Pete Wagner and VIM. Dittberner,
of Richardton. were doing business in
Dickinson Monday. Mr.. Wagoner has
40 acres of small grains. Mr. Ditt-
berner has 40 acres of wheat and 50
acres of oats. Both gentlemen said
grain was looking very promising.
AS blood-puritier. the most emf.
nent physicians prescribe Ayers Sar-
saparilla. 1t is the most powerful
combination of vegetable alternatives
ever offered to the public. AS Il
spring and family medicine. it may he
freely used 10y old and young alike.
"It has cured others and will cure
vou'' is true only of Ayers Slrsapa.
parilla The motto suits the medicine
an,, the medicine the motto. What
better assurance could you have that
~ remedy will cure you. than the fact
that it has cured such multitudes u1
| others!
Tuesdays school election in this
district was not participated in will
any great degree of interest. Sixty
four votes were cast as follows: G. III
Pearl. twenty eight; ]. y. McGregor
twenty-four; II. ID. Stephensom,el eleven
+. A. Hickman, one. Mr.. Heckmal
was not candidate for reelection:
Don't You Know
That to have perfect health you mus
have pure blood, and the best way tt
have pure blood is to take Hoods Sar
saparilla the best hlond purifier an,
strength builder. 1t eXpels all tain
of Scrofula, salt rhenm and all othe
humors, and ut the same time build
up the whole system and gives nerv
and strength.
Hoods Pills may be had ly ma
for 25c, of G. |. Hood & Co., Lowell
Mass.
LITERARY NOTES.
The dram shop is not useful in al
sense. Why should man be at libert
to open Il poison-shop to curse hi
neighbors, and sustain a nuisance thu
surpasses all others in its degradiI
influence and injury to the people!-
From "Demorest's Editorial Flashes.
in Demorest's Family Magazine f'
July.
:, 81, ,,,I Il.