The Dickinson press., 1893-07-22
Comforts, blankets and bed spreads
at very low prices. Currie & Crowl.

Comforts, blankets and bed spreads
at very low prices. Currie 4 Crowl.
James Fennell will improve the in
terror of his store building vacated
by the c. .. d. people.
The three-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Reimer of Taylor was
drowned in well on Monday.
NJ. Lenneville is supplying new po-
tatoes for the town market. He has
three acres of potatoes and they are
very promising.
c. II. McWilliams and q. F. Ieh-
micke have done IL tine job of paint
ing and decorating in the interior of
the DeGraff store.
Children's uudervests and hosiery
the best in town-look ut children $
vests, ! for quarter at
Mrs. l.ANGpoN>.
\ picnic for the sunday school
of the Congregational church has
been arranged for next Tuesday at the
Fisher grove on Green river.
Ii it does not save u doctors hill.
it will refresh you to take a bath after
these sultry days. Fred Christensen
has the finest equipped place in Dick
inson.
Michael Connor, Il workman i'll the
Northern Pacific yards ut Dickinson
who Slipped and came in contact with
!, moving Car, died from the effects
Wednesday.
II. F. Beckett is getting ready to
erect tho main lart of his residence
on Willard street, in the block east uf
Clough st:eet. Mr.: Beckett built the
!. last spring.
Mandan Times. July 18TH: Juls-
ing from the appearance of til" local
page of the Dickinson Recorder. We
should say that Col. Carter celelrai-
ed last week
c Il. Pen,!ergast Was i'm irom New
England City Monday tn set some
rlow repairs. MIR. rrndr,sast said
they had had plenty of rain and gal-
dens looked finely.
Rogers Il Rogers write that the cat
tie which they advertised To sell ut
Dickinson We're sold to good advam.
tagc ut South st. Paul. and they shall
not have any here until later.
Martin Cameron, formerly Il rail
road man ut Dickinson, was recently
married to Miss Elizabeth FurSusou
OF Seattle. Mr.. Cameron is county
recorder ut EllenSburgh. Washington.
Malarial and other atmospheric in
tluenceS are best Cuuntcacted by
keeping the blood pure and vigorous
with Ayers Sars;,parilla. \ little
caution in this respect may prevent
serious illness ut this season. Aver $
Sarsapaiii.a is the best allthc-yrar-
round medicine liz existence.
The largest line of footwcu, ever
unloaded ut one time ut IL store in the
West Missouri country. was that ham
died 10y onr lraymen ON Monday for
|. c. DeGraiI foo cases. twelve to
sixty pairs In case. The goods are
| all new from the manufacturers
| and there is Il iGt more ordered.
Clothing Sales Agent waited for
Dickinson and vicinity. Liberal com.
missions paid. and we furnish the
best and most complete outfit ever
provided hy any house. Write at
once for terms. Send references.
Wanamaker a Brown. Philadelphia,
Pa.
a lady, whose .a:r came out with
every combing. was induced, to give
Ayers Hair Nigor Il faithful trial
She did So. and not only was the loss
| Of hair checked, but new and vigor-
Gus growth soon succeeded that which
had gone.
Thursday evening several ladies be-
longing to the Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church gave one of their
members, Mrs. II. +. McNair, IL sur
prise. They carried refreshments;
and, despite the heat. enjoyed them
selves very much. Mrs. McNair was
presented with a souvenir.
J. ID. Barber, who has charge of the
I V camp near Mingnsville, helped
the Montana officers to arrest White
Bros. and young Moore last Saturday.
Jeff says they found their men about
two miles southeast of Sentinel
Butte in an old dug-out. They cv-
identity suspected the officers were in
pursuit, and locked themselves in,
making no response until a few bull
lets had been sent down through the
roof. They came out like little men
then: and. of course. proclaimed their
| innocence.
Erland Paulson. who lives eight
and one-half miles north east of Tay.
lor, is one Of the prosperous settlers
of his community. He has 500 sheep
half of which lie owns and twenty
five cattle. His two boys, aged twelve
and fourteen. look out for the sheep
and cattle wholly, They also make
good wages Ivy taking stock of their
neighbors to herd. Mr.. paulson rails
es oats, corn, millet, etc, for his own
use. and manages to get along with
out hiring help.
Court Dickinson No. 900, I.O. r.,
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: ID. S. Littlehales, c.
r.: Paul c. Hagerman, V. G. r., d. A.
Stocking, l.. $: Fred NJ Thompson,
r. s.; Michael Collins, Treas; limo
thy Cuskelly, chaplain; John Riess.
beck, $. w: AVN. a. Colder, j. W.;
Frank Lucas, $. b.; j. b. Thompson,
j. b.; II. w. Bates and F.s. Cunning
ham, trustees: NJ. l.. Ayers and Frank
Lucas, financial committee. 1t was