The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

John Reissbeck has placed Il Ma.
tional cash register-a total adder
in his restaurant. 1t is one of the
bsst of its kind and does perfect work.
The long talked of democratic days
have come and the only way for the
majority of the people to pull through
Is to buy their fall supply ut the COD
store.
j. c. Oyhus: Prairie fires have been
pretty numerous in the vicinity of
Belfeld this month. Geo. Patrick
lost a quantity of hay and good range
a few days ago.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f.
church will meet with Mrs. Folsom
on Sims street, next Wednesday af-
%ternoon, Il full attendance of the
members is desired and an invitation
to any who wish to assist them is ex-
tended.
"If cleanliness is next to godliness,
some of the delegates to the Worlds
Congress of Religions wouldn't be a
bit less religious if they would take a
bath, get shaved and have their hair
cut" Dickinsonians should visit
Christensen.
EX-Representative Farrah: 1 am
we'll satisfied with the price my cat
tie brought-S3.2O. The market is
so very low that nothing but Il clean
even lot of cattle bring anything like
a fair price.
You can't go to the Minneapolis
exposition and get perfect satisfac-
tion from the trip unless you stop at
Hotel Northern. Passenger eleva.
tors. latest electric bells and applian-
ces, steam heat, all outside rooms,
75c. a day and up.
Sufferers from dyspepsia have only
themselves to blame if they fail to
test the wonderful curative qualities
of Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying
the blood, this medicine strengthens
every organ of the body, aud even the
most abused stomach is soon restored
to healthy action.
Mrs. c. II. Wiley gave her son
Deane a party on Wednesday after.
noon, in honor of his fifth birthday.
The little men present were: Evero
Beckett. Lloyd Beckett. Lester Bish-
op, JOHNNY Goodall. Eddie Hagerman,
IRWIN Motsif, Welland Orchard, Roy
Thompson, Raymond Taylor, Freder.
lick Vieweg. Sammy Van Luven Hill
man Vieweg and Willie Whalen.
The State Normal School at May
willie opens October 18th, with exam
nations the previous day. The
school has competent teachers, four
courses of study and good accommo.
dations as to board and rooms. TUT
ton is free to all preparing to teach.
Those DESTROYS of attending should
communicate at an early day with
Lewis b. Avery, Principal.
Beginning with Monday the lower
class in the primary department of
tine public schools will be divided.
part attending in the morning and
part in the afternoon, while the upper
class sremains all the time. This
change is imperative, owing to the
crowded condition of the room, and
will give the children better advan'
tagcs than they have had thus far
this term, since each a receive more
of Mrs. Hills personal supervision.
w. j. Pelton was Il loser by Tues
dams fire to the extent of about sew
enty tons of hay; c. F. Merry lost
three stacks, $. G. Adams seventeen
stacks, II. +. Beckett some, and Ell.
win johnson lost hay, wagons, har.
ness, personal effects, etc. Mr.. John.
son was fighting fire at another point
when this happened. There were
many other losses we have not heard
from.
w. II. Fisher and family, formerly
of New England City and later Of
Oregon, have moved to Lynnfield Cen
ter, Mass. where Mr.. Fisher has gone
into partnership in raising garden
truck with d. Il. Hinckley, also vel
known in this vicinity. AS Mr.
Hinckly writes that he is not sorry
he came West and that ''Ruth says
she Is not" ,another partnership is OBJ
vious.
In the new school at Green rivel
llOlUl vi DlChllloOA WSAO OAlAO11Su vi
teen scholars opening week, two
thirds of whom could not speak
word Of English. Mr.. McGinnis, the
teacher, is %agreeably surprised to zinc
these children, mostly foreign, eagel
and easy to learn the language of thi!
country. He has one eight-year-old
Bohemian girl who rides on her pony
five miles every morning to attend
school.
J.. w. Murcl, well known to man,
of the PRESS readers, has incorporat
ed, under the laws of Tennessee, TIL,
American Oblique and City Develop
, ment Co. with a capital of $3,000,0 600
The company will operate at New
port, Tenn, where they have excel
lent water-power. Mr.. Murch ha
gone to Europe to sell stock and posi-
bly, to organize another company, h
having patents in that country GOV
ering the same invention as is in
volved in the American organization
J. G. Williamson of this place is
stakeholder in the A. o. G. D. Co.
Tuesday being the fifth anniversar
of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Oil
yer Whalcy. several of their friend
were asked to spend the evening wit
!, them and help them celebrate. Pro
gressive euchre was played, and
luncheon served at twelve O'Clock
, The guests left Mr.. and Mrs. Whale
: several handsome presents. Thes
were present:-Mr. and Mrs. Best
Mr.. and Mrs. Currie, Mr.. and Mrs
Crowl, MI. and Mrs. Ray, MI. and Mrs
Rudiselle, Mr.. and Mrs. Scofield, MI
and Mrs. Tingle, Mr.. and Mrs. j. {
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Viewes