The Dickinson press., 1893-04-08
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Saturday, April S, 1898.
Found-house key. Call ut this
office.
VIM. Best has rented the Broad
bent residence on Van Norden street.
District court has been put over
one week-from April 4 to April IL.
Mrs. w. a. McCloy is recovering
from in attack of tonsilitis.
Daniel Cooke will take charge of
Edison q. Dayton's sheep this year.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary.
Coughing leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough ut
once.
Fire destroyed Il small barn back
of the McCadam's house on Hanna-
ford street Monday.
M. l.. Parker has taken rooms on
Sims street. Mrs. Parker expects to
go East on Il visit in June.
j. r. Clark re-opened his harness
shop this week on Sims street. He
has a complete new stock.
w. E. Sphinx has rented the McGil-
livray house on Hannaford street, re.
Gently occupied by j. II. C%olgrove.
Mrs. E. Deffebach is recovering
from an attack of la grippe. The
malady has gone through the family.
1t is said that the Beasleys, Of
Montana are thinking of taking
sheep into North Dakota to feed.
Born--to MI. and Mrs. Samuel
Bierline, Sunday, April 9, a son.
Mrs. Bierlina is in town and is doing
finely.
The Montana ranges. says the
Spearlish Is. d. Register. are not far
ing us well as the Dakota and Wyom-
ing ranges.
The Misses Messerslnith a IL d
Lenneville have been elected super
intendents of the Congregational Jun
ior FDInoynr
G. S. Langdon: l have been riding
for ten days III the country south
west, and l do not find any indications
of loss in cattle.
Orlando Cornell's U. S. patent for
the northeast one-fouth of sec. 80,
no, 81, WAS recorded in the Register
of Deeds office this week.
J. A. Farrah and II. w. Smith
went to Fergus Falls, Mimi, We'd
nesday night to purchase cattle. Mr..
Smith will buy two carloads and Mr..
Farrah one for himself and one for
c. C. Mead.
Monday night the sheep sheds, cor
rails and a quantity of hay belonging
to r. Z. Fuller were burned. The
fire caught, as we understand, from a
lighted match which was thrown
down. Hard luck.
The ladies of the Catholic church
lave organized Il Catholic Aid Socie-
ty to meet every Thursday. New
members will be welcome. Orders
for plain sewing can be left with Mrs.
Frank Lish or Mrs. Y. H. Stickney.
The Lamreaux building, one mile
south of Dickinson, burned Wednes.
day. The Shipley family had vacat'
ed the house the day before and NOV.
ed into Dickinson. Cause Of fire not
known. No insurance.
When you hear Il man say that Ry'
an has got the cinch and has raised
the prices on meats, etc, you can put
him down as talking through his
rat. watch RyanS scales and
prices and you will find that you are
not paying any more for his goods
than you did forperly.
My. wife was confined to her bee
for over two months with a very Sc
we're attack of rheumatism. We
could get nothing that would affort
her any relief, and as a last resort
gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial
To our great surprise she began to i'm
prove after the first application, ant
by using it regularly she was soon ablt
TO- get up a and attend attend to to her house n
son s Co., Kensington, MINI. so cen,
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