The Dickinson press., 1893-04-15

Hoods Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from torpidity to its
natural duties. cure constipation and
assist digestion.
Easter choral services will be he.
peated next Sunday morning and
evening, with special organ volunta-
ries, at the Congregational church.
Next week will be quite a week for
amusements in Dickinson, and those
who miss the pipe organ recital of
Thursday night will miss the best
entertainment of the week.
Charles L%eonbeTger fell from q
Car last Saturday spraining IN ankle
and knee. He was taken to the
Brainerd Hospital the same day.
His injuries are not reported as seri-
Gus.
John Martin has initiated a contest
against j. H. Colgrove's Lehigh
claim. 1t is pretty hard to get a
homestead away from a man when
he is living on 1T with his family as
Mr.. Colgrove is now doing.
VIM. Ray says that when he opens
his meat market again it will be OF
Willard street where Merry & McDon-
aid are now; in which event Merry &
Mcdonald will occupy rooms on the
corner of Willard and Sims streets.
Many rise in the morning with a
a headache and no inclination for
breakfast. This is due to torpidity
of the liver and. a deranged condition
of the stomach. To restore healthy
action to those organs, nothing is so
efficatious as al occasional dose of
Ayers Pills.
The PRESS staff were treated this
week to a fine loaf of cake from
Broadbcnt's new bakery. Its merits
have been thoroughly discussed; and
for fine grain, ever bake, and deli.
cious taste it cannot be beaten. Get
Il loaf and try it for yourself.
II. j. Schultz was in from his ranch
this week. He SAYS this has been a
hard winter for those not in the habit
of putting up much hay. He had two
thousand sheep and has lost seven per
cent, his greatest losses being caused
by tape-worm.
Attorneys N. F. Boucher and H. F.
Register, of Bismarck, came in Tues.
day on the train with Judge Win.
chester and Stenographer futile.
They all returned home on Wednes.
day.
VIM. Leask erected a frame for his
lumber office this week. Mr.. Leask
is carrying Il complete stock of lum.
Der which he is selling at reasonable
prices. He s%olicits an inspection OF
his lumber and a trial order.
w. Binkley, who shipped cattle for
James Converse last season, repre-
sents Paris, Burghardt & Allenberg,
livestock commission merchants
Chicago, this year, and is making
headquarters at Dickinson. Mr.
Binkley is thoroughly conyersant
with the livestock business and he
represents a good company.
An accident happened this week or
the opera house foundation wal
which will delay work to some ex-
tent; besides, the weather has beer
unfavorable. Mr.. Klinefelter hat
hoped to get the front rooms in thu
basement ready for occupancy by
May first; it is out of the question
now.
ALT White recently brought il
from the Little Missouri a fine speci
| men of petritied wood, which ha'
. been sent to the Chicago Fair. 1t i
a stump some ten inches high, 81,
!, inches in diameter at the top, ant
sloping to a somewhat greater diane
ter at the base. The weight is TWEEN
ty-four pounds. The beauty of tn
specimen lies in its perfect smooth
ness and the absence of seams ant
cracks. 1t looks as if it might take
high polish.
The more Chamberlain's CougI
Remedy is used the better it is liked
We know of no other remedy tina
always gives satisfaction. 1t is goo
when your cough is seated and you
lungs are sore. 1t is good in any kin
of a cough. We have sold twenty
= five dozen of it and every bottle ha
given satisfaction. Stedman & Fried
man, druggists, Minnesota Lake, MINI
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