The Dickinson press., 1893-09-23

Mrs. G. S. Langdon continues very
i'll; she is now suffering from pneu.
monla IS we'll as fever. Miss Weaver
is caring for her.
VIM. Yeakel was in Dickinson
Wednesday night, making arrange
ments to go out to the Cannon Ball to
buy sheep of Geo. Lee.
Services at the Episcopal church
tomorrow, morning and evening, ut
the usual hours. All are invited.
REV. JOHN TRENAMAN.
G. r. Pendergast got S2.47h per
hundred for COWS i'll st. Paul last
week. and H. w. Smith the same
price for a mixed lot of cows and
steers.
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 at the COD
store.
Everyltime you spend u dollar at
the ID store, you get from 10 to
25 per cent more goods than at any
other store in the Northwest.
A German farmer drove into Hot
Springs, S. D., the other day with a
load of hot and cold baths that he
got of christensen. Get yours at the
same place.
Quite a disastrous fire happened at
Fred ~Schlapman's last Saturday. 1t
caught from the Tracey threshing
machine engine. we understand, and
burned considerable hay, grain, etc.
The Blank cattle were sold We'd
nesday by Paris, Burghardt & Allen
berg. Steers brought 1926 and cows
s. $50. Andrew Blank went to Chica.
go with the shipment.
DR.. S. d. King of Mandan wishes
the PRESS to state that he has recuv-
cred his health and Will be in Dickin-
son professionally next November,
prepared to attend to all the wants of
the people.
Mrs. j. G. Will amSon went to Me.
dora Thursday for business and pleas.
urc. She took with her the infant
child of A. j. Coils of that place.
Mr.. Coils older child which has been
seriously ill is better.
n fire which started near the C. r.
Cook place last Saturday spread rapid
ly and did considerable damage to
ranges. The Montague
range was all burned. This, however
is the worst loss reported.
Mrs. j. Orchard received Friday the
sad news of the sudden death of her
mother, Mrs. Clark, formerly of Scot
land but late of Toronto, Can. The
PRESS tenders sympathy to Mrs. Or
chard in her deep aff1iction.
We know from experience that the
European "Hotel Northern" Mime
apolis is the best and most moderate
priced hotel in the Northwest. Just
think, a passenger elevator, electric
bells, steam heat, etc. at 75c. a day.
The Aberdeen Democrat says that
the following sign is posted on Il GER
tain tract of land in Edmunds county:
If any man or any woman's COW or
oxen get in these oats, his or her tail
will be cut off rs the case may be. /
am a Christian and get my baths of
christensen.
Ayers Sarsaparilla does what nc
other blood medicine in existence Can
do. 1t searches out all the impurities
in the system and expels them harm
lessly through the proper channels.
This is why Ayers Sarsaparilla is so
prominently effective as u remedy
for rheumatism.
AS a general rule, it is best not to
correct costiveness by the use of sa.
line or drastic medicines. When q
purgative is needed, the most prompt,
effective, and beneficial is Ayers
Pills. Their tendency is to restore.
and not weaken, the normal action of
the bowels.
Another prairie fire started just
north of town Tuesday. The wind
was blowing pretty hard carrying the
fire toward Tim Cuskelly's, but the
people in town turned out and the
flames were under control before a
great area had been burned over.
"Hard Time Social.'-The ladies
of the Baptist society will give a So
cial to suit the times next Tuesday
evening, Sept. 20. 1t will be at the
residence of Mrs. c. H. Merry. A Sc.
lect program will be presented and
light refreshments served. Come and
spend a pleasant evening. Admission
ten cents.
A number of ranchmen from the
south went to Chicago Friday with
/ stock, namely; j. A. Farrah, l car; c
II. Pearl, 3 cars; Geo. Harkins, 4 car:
of the Phelan cattle; Billy Iams, 2
cars Of Abe Iams and r. Carnahar
cattle and n Ear of the Phelan-Ca
nahan sheep; Dan Phillips, l car.
For failure of any parent to repor
a birth to the superintendent of tn
county board Of health, a fine of from
five to fifty dollars may be imposed
For failure to take a bath the Law
prescribes no penalty, but for you
bath see Christensen, the barber.
Rev. NJ. S. Riddle of Oregon will
occupy the pulpit at the First Presby
terrain Church next Sunday, morning
and evening. The discourse in the
morning will be addressed to Chris
tian workers and will be of vital in