The Dickinson press., 1893-09-30

= Mrs. Ed. Current has taken rooms
for the winter at Mrs. Paddock's and
is prepared to do stylish dress-mak-
ing at fair rates. 80 If.
DIR. Davis has rented the house &C.
cupied by L. A. Davis for two years
past. The owner. who vacates, moves
into his larger house on an adjoining
lot.
A. G. Gilbert and Ed. Older started
for Chicago Friday morning with
three cars of cattle. The Turkey
Track outfit of Grand river had six
loads in the same train.
The new time table goes into effect
Sunday, and gives two east-bound pas
senger trains daily. No. 2 will arrive
on its present time-l:l5 p. m.-and
No. 4-the new train-will arrive ut
$50 p. nj.
NJ. Hanley, Otto Dosskey and ]. w.
Currie are to have furnaces-the
Economy" several of which make
were set in Dickinson residences last
fall. A gentleman is here from St.
Paul to put them up.
The October New Peterson is a fine
specimen of one of u best maya
zines. Its pages range from grave to
gay, from instructive to entertaining,
and the excellence of its contents is
as noticeable as the variety.
Go and hear the disconrses of Rev.
NJ. S. Riddle at the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday. Morning sub
ject: els the Religion of Christ de-
clining on the earth!" Evening
subject: "The d%isobedient Prophet,
the way of the Tempter."
The Rev. M. S. Riddle of Oregon
has been invited by the resident pas
tors to hold a union service at the
Presbyterian church on Sunday after.
noon at 4 o'clock. The address will
be specially to Christians and Chris
tian workers. All heartily welcome.
A Universal Observation-Disclosures,
effective, and agreeable, Ayers Hair
Vigor has taken high rank among
toilet articles. This preparation
causes thin, weak hair to become
abundant, strong and healthy, and
restores gray hair to its original color.
The undersigned is prepared to de.
liver good, dry coal at 50 per ton 10y
the single load, or $l.75 in lots of five
tons and yer You save fully 800
pounds in getting a ton of dry coal as
against a ton of green coal.
0-30-2t. M. LENNEvILLE.
ALT. White: Sold two cars of the
w S cattle, 1898 weight, to Paris,
Burghardt g. Allenberg for SO. l was
perfectly satisfied with the price,
conside ring the condition of the mar
ket; and. if l had Gone or fifty cars to
ship again, they would I've consigned
to p. b. & A.
In an age of fraud and adulteration,
it is certainly gratifying to know
that such an extensively used prepa-
ration as Ayers Sarsaparilla may be
implicitly relied upon. 1t never va
ries either in quality, appearance, OF
effect, but is always up to the stand
ard.
John Little, one of the prospecting
settlers five miles southeast of Glad
stone, was in town on business We'd
nesday. Mr.. Little believes in breed
ing his own cattle. He raised eighteen
calves this year, and shipped a few
beeves to market Il short time ago.
+. B. Graham, who has been en-
ployed at the Northern Pacific Office
i'm Dickinson for a month, has gone
to Walla Walla. Washington, where
he has secured the position OF official
stenographer to the president and
general manager of the Washington &
Columbia River r. r.
Foreman Lenneville of the Dlckin-
son Hose Co. states that he has four
samples of hose, varying in price from
thirty-fve to eighty cents. If the
good people of town and vicinity de-
sire to make any donations toward
the purchase of more hose-whlch is
needed-now is the time.
Paris, Burghardt & Allenbefg had
nine different consignments of cattle
from this vicinity on the Goth. Names
and prices are quoted herewith: Dan
Phillips, $500; G. II. Pearl, $3.50; w.
S. Fenno, 1926; j. A. Farrah, SO; Ben
Webster, $40; Max Bloom. 2.75; II.
Myers, $3.50; H. Tyler, $500; r. S.
Underhill, SO.
The new, postal money orders will
soon be issued. In the system there
is little complication. Sheets will be
issued for amounts from n cent to
SO, which can be torn off to suit the
purchaser. The postmaster will have
no writing to do; the sender simply
endorses it the same as a check or a
draft. One cent will pay charges in
any amount to SO instead of five cents
as at present.-Ex.
Fred. Thompson brought from the
White City several souvenirs of 9
pleasant trip: among them are; a hair
pin which he saw made from a silver
dollar; a elderly" bell; the North Da
kota souvenir, the government build,
ing done in machine stitching; anG
perhaps prettiest of all, a silver and
gold model of the Santa Maria resting
in a small pink shell, the whole form
ing a very pretty breastpin.
G.. r. Walters, a fireman with En-
gineer Kasson, met with a sad acct
dent on the evening of September %.
1t was on an extra freight west, anC
for scme reason the engine was un
coupled at Antelope. Walters was
assisting the brakeman and in SO do.
ing slipped and was caught by thu
right foot. Drs. Stickney & Davi!
amputated the crushed member a
the 1nstep, and sent the patient t.
Brainerd, Mrs. Walters accompanied