The Dickinson press., 1893-02-18

plain sewing. Work may he left at
Mrs. F. 4. Heckman's and ut Mrs. w.
F. Cunningham's 2-lStf
For the transportation of bridge
timber and other heavy timber from
the west, the Northern Pacific is hav-
ing 100 flat ears, forty feet in length,
made at their shops in Tacoma.
j. b. Thompson has been sum-
moned by United States Marshal
Price to appear as juror at Bismarck,
March I, at which time the United
States district and circuit courts con-
vene.
Each week brings several inquiries
to the PRESS from parties who wish
to come this way to settle and
engage either in stock-raising or in
some branch of the mercantile busi.
ness.
We have just opened out full line
of dress goods, silk finished Henriet.
t;.s, C;,shmeres, Serges, Surrey suit
inys. plaid tlannelettes, and would cor.
daily invite your inspection. Currie
& Crowl.
Some fancy articles, such rs aprons,
splashers, ETC., are for sale by the Ia
dies of the Congregational Aid Socie.
ty. Parties may see the goods at any
time ut the residence of Mrs. w. F.
Cunningham.
+. F. McNair has purchased two
lots in block five-one of N. c. Law
renee and one of the Northern Pacific
Co. This property is on Willard
street, between Jack Leonberger's
residence and the old paint shop.
We have not room enough to tell
you all the new things we have just
opened out, and would be pleased to
have you call and look at what we
have, whether you want to buy or
not. We will cheerfully show you all
through our immense stock. Currie
& Crowl.
Senator McGillivray introduced a
bill Thursday to amend sections 9 and
10 of chapter l07, laws of 1890. for
the better enforcement of its provi-
sions relating to the inspection and
testing of Illuminating oil. AS the
old law stands, it is looked upon as a
farce.
"A society to be called "The Helping
Hand" has been organized in connec-
tion with the Presbyterian church,
and the following officers elected to
act for three months: Daisy Fowler,
president; Alice Campbell, vice-presi.
dent; Ada Quinion, secretary; Nettie
Iams. Treasurer.
The second of the series of sermons
on the Resurrection will be delivered
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
night, subject: "The Resurrection--is
it fact!' An opportunity will he
given after the sermon for any one
to ask questions on the subject of the
evening. Song service at 7:l5.
On Tuesday, ut the residence of
Mrs, w. +. Cunningham, the following
officers of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the Congregational church were elect
ed. Mrs. F. A. Hickman, president;
Mrs. j. "A. McGregor, vice-president;
Esther Lenneville, secretary; Mrs.
Geo. Auld, treasurer.
F. A. Hickman returned last Fri
day from visit at the ranch of Hill
& Lewis on Crooked creek. He says
there were no losses among his cattle
ninety head, branded with the mill
iron brand on left hip. They are all
good strong steers. Of the II
brand kept at the same ranch, ten OF
twelve old cows dropped out during
the storm.
GREAT BARGAIN SALE-Mrs.
Canavan's entire stock of goods must
be sold at some price and closed out
before the first day of March. Come
early and make a selection while the
stock is yet unbroken.
WIN. RAY,
2-18-2t Assignee.
The men who had good shelter
hay, water and kept good watch OH
their cattle as every :ancher should
are ahead this winter. 1t is very
probable that the cattle in the Bad
Lands, located in favorable draws
are coming out all right; but with
those who let their cattle scatter and
shift for themselves, it will be differ,
ent in many instances.
Mr.. G. F. Davis, editor of the Bloom
field, Iowa, Farmer, says: 81 car
recommend Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy to all sufferers with colds
and Group. l have used it in my
family for The past two years ant
have found it the best l ever used fol
the purpose which it is intended. 81
cent bottles for. sale by druggists. y. =
/
Many of the PRESS readers vii
remember the genial countenance o.
George S. Armstrong, owner of thu
IT brand of cattle in care of Hill
g. Lewis. He returned to Providence
R. l., nearly a year ago, and is nov
representing II. l.. Davis & Co., Taun
ton, Mass, in the wall paper business
on the road at Il handsome salary
George writes that they have had +;
very severe winter East, and he has