The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01

The banks of the rivers and creeks
are running over with water and ice.
For a general family cathartic we
confidently recommend Hoods Pills.
Linen collars, any style or shape,
full 2Oc. value, at the Columbia, lOc.
Necktles, new shapes and colorings,
for Easter, at the Columbia, only 20c.
The thaw, so long looked for, came
this week. Snow banks have melted
away rapidly.
Mrs. Langdon had her spring open
ing of millinery Oh Thursday and
Friday of this week.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary.
4. F. McNair moved Tuesday into
his temporary quarters in block four,
two doors west of the PRESS Office.
Copeland & Turley, contractors, in.
form us that they will shortly have a
shop ON Willard street. See adv.
Geo. w. Muzzy had deed recorded
this week for lot s, block 40, purchas-
ed of the Dakota Land & Colonization
Co.
The plain truth is good enough for
Hoods Sarsaparilla. No need of EN-.
Enlistment or sensationalism. Hoods
Cures.
DR.. II. a. Davis had IL severe at.
tack of quincy this week. which kept
him confined to his bed for several
days.
Go to the Columbia for seamless
half hose, black or brown, double
heels and toes, color guaranteed, fol
only Csc.
Broadbent g. Rowe started their ba.
kerry wagon on Tuesday. They de,
liver in any part of Dickinson and
and guarantee IL good article.
One of the marks of prosperity at
Taylor this spring will be a large
store building for j. NJ. Tracey. l..
l.. Lewis built an addition to his store
last season.
Mr.. Burnett asks us to state that
he has just heard from Mr.. Wood,
Synodical Supt. of Missions and tina:
Mr.. Wood will likely preach morning
and evening on Easter Sunday.
w. A. Mcclure & Co., merchants al
Richardton, are conducting an i'm,
mense business, which they propose
to increase; to accommodate which
they will erect a new store of dimen.
slons so * so.
More new goods at the G.. o. ID,
Magic lanterns, carpets. rugs, spring
rubbers, etc; school tablets, &C.: en-,
velopes, 4c.; toilet soap, 4c, Come
and see us. We can surprise you.
1t is said that Sebastian Mische
will rebuild his hotel at Richardtol
which was burned last week. Quite
a stock of goods was carried in the
old hotel, with III Insurance., making
the loss total.
G. II. Merry came in from his sheer
ranch Wednesday. Mr.. Merry say
his sheep are coming through thu
winter in good shape. He has hat
some losses, but that is to be expect
ed with a large band.
w. l.. Richards has written partie!
in Dickinson that lie has purchased
$500 southern cattle, two and tire,
year.olds. We understand that til,
purchase is to be divided between
the Bright & Richards Cattle Co. ant
Il new company of which a brother o:
the late w. l.. Crosby is a member.
1t is announced that Mr.. John Hea
ter will be married next Monday
April 3, to Miss Jennie Neil. MI
Heater is now yard master at Man
dan, but recently switchman in tn
Dickinson yards. He has II an.
friends among the railroad boys
Miss Neil is respected young lady O
Sims.
The social under the auspices of tn
Helping Hand society, held in tn
Presbyterian church was Il brillian
success in every way. Mr.. Burnet
informs us that he Will as a result b
able to supply both the morning ant
evening services as we'll as the S. S
with hymn books. He hopes t
have Gospel Hymns No. 6 ready TO
Easter Sunday evening.
Ex-senator Casey has sent to tn
James River Valley Fair Associatio
at jamestown, a large consignment Q
garden seeds, with the request tina
the same be distributed, with hi
compliments, to the farmers of Mort
Dakota. Mr.. Wells, president of til
association. tates that a package c
these seeds will be sent free of COS
to any farmer who will send his az
dress on a postal card to the Fair A:
ISOLATION at jamestown.