The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15
Ayers Hair vigor

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Saturday, July Is, 1898.
Clipped dried beef at scotield's.
A teacher wanted ut Gladstone. See
notice.
l.. d. Dohrmann has l60.acre past.
ure fenced.
TO make washing easy, use Gold
Dust. For sale at Scolield's.
1t should have been Harry Gruschus
second assistant in the d. II. G.
Farrell & Hayes will use IL wind
mill at their stable for pumping water.
Robert keeEe marketed eight NUT
tons in Dickinson recently ut s. per
head.
Mrs. L. f. Cheney was thrown from
horse "Wednesday. breaking her
shoulder.
M. +. klinescl;rr sold his big team
of dray horses Tuesday to Anton
Gretz for s4l1.
The New England City mail carrier,
Stiger, met with u serious accident
few days ago.
At the communion service ut the
Congregational church, three mem
bers-were received by letter.
j. G. DeGraff will have the finest
show windows in Dickinson. The
store will be elegant throughout.
The many friends of Mrs. j. E.
Phelan will be glad to know that she
is recovering from her recent illness.
Straw Hats at or below cost to close
out. These goods have got to go
right away. CrRRIE & CRowL.
d. Anken. the Taylor cheese manu-
facturer, is fencing 500 acres, and in
tends putting in fifty, or more, cows.
Deep cut all along the line of chill
dren's, Misses and ladies' shoes at
Scoleld's. No old goods in the lot.
Robson & Williams have built ten
miles of fence-the proper way to
guard range for a few hundred cattle
Do not forget that we have large
line of trunks and valises at right
prices. CuRR1E & CRowL.
J.. A. Simpson has purchased lot 3
block II, Dakota Land & Colonizati or
Co.'s Addition. This is the j. p
Moon lot.
A new German settler who was il
Dickinson this week had a roll o.
$500 and $1,000 bills. He intends t.
purchase cattle.
The depot platform has been tori
up from the west end down to tn,
restaurant building and will be re
placed with cinders.
The people quickly recognize merit
and this is the reason the sales o
Hoods Sarsaparilla are continual.
increasing. Try it.
I.C. DeGraff will be in Dickinson
the first of next week to unpack an
place Il large stock of boots and shoe
i'll his new store.
Pete Frazier and j. w. Robiso
purchased Il fine Percheron stallion 0
n. Il. Jenson this week for thei
Crooked creek ranch.
j. Weiglanla of Gladstone. says
native steer is worth two of any dc
gle cattle ever imported. He want
no more of the latter.
The Rev. f. M. Atwood of Gran
Forks, N. D., will preach at the Pre-:
byterian church of this place on SUI
day next at the usual hours of churc
service.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid soci'
ty will serve sice-cream, cake, coffe
and sandwiches at the residence
Rev. L. B. Hardy Monday evening
July "a. All cordially invited.
we are making very low prices 0
clothing to reduce stock before takin
inventory. Come in and see us, al
we will make You prices that wi
suit you. CuHRIE & CRowL.
Capt. Saunders was in Dickinsc
Tuesday and drew his pay of exTrea
urer Pearl for full years services
IL Lehigh school director-$S. I'll
other members are Farrell Reilly al
Jake Brodie.
II was PROSTATE with severe u
lious complaint writes Erast
Sonthworth, of Bath, Me. "Aft
vainly tryinga number of reInedie
was finally induced to take Aver
Pills. | had scarcely taken two box
when was completely cured"
Years of study, experiment al
scientific investigation have Civ
the world Hills Chloride of Gold Ia
lets. the only sure cure for the tobac
habit known. They have proven
great blessing to the thousands W
have found health and new Ii
through them, and the testimoni;
received breathe the sentiments
grateful thanks. They arc sold