The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

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Go to Scofeld's for gents working
and driving gloves.
Fresh northern-grown garden seeds
of all kinds ut Scofeld's.
Wanted--a girl for general house,
work. Inquire of Mrs. G. F. Merry.
Nice line of dried fruits at Sco-
fields. Good raisins, 1Oc. per pound.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Nc
Kibhin, Monday, Nay Is, IL daughter.
Vermont maple sugar and syrup
Inquire of L. E. Cook. myl3tf.
Geo. Keene of New England City
writes that he is having fine luck with
his lambs.
Two teams for sale-one pair of
we'll broken mares and one pair of
we'll broken geldings. Inquire at this
office. myl3tf.
All who buy 81 worth of tickets at
a time of the Broadbent bakery will
lie entitled to fifteen loaves OF bread;
and other things proportionately
cheap.
For Sales. w. a Sec. IL, Twp. l39.
r. %; IS per acre. Lies nicely, adja-
cent to r. r.. Ia miles to Richardton.
Inspection invited. Address, w. NJ.
Burnley, Grafton, N, D. my6 1t.
j. C. Schmalenberger, assessor for
the third commissioner district, was
in Dickinson last Saturday and got
books and blanks for taking the list.
l. G. DeGraff, the coming hcot and
shoe man of Dickinson, sends the
PRESS unique little sample rubber
boot of the Colchester manufacture.
Jerry Hayes purchased this week a
fine Percheron stallion: this addition
fits his stable out in good shape for
horses and it would be hard man to
please that could not be suited here.
Rain fell in abundance Thursday
night and Frid"y. accompanied by a
strong northwest wind. 1t was a fine
thing for the grass, but not just what
the sheep men wanted.
Thomas J. Greene has bought lots
I, S. 0, 10 and IL, block i. 1t is an i'm.
portant transfer and includes the prop
erty on Willard street which has been
held from the market since the plat.
ting OF Dickinson until a few days ago.
am prepared to receive applica.
tions for purchase of railroad lands in
ranges 81, o5, 81 and 90, in Stark coun.
ty. Arrangements can be made fol
the first payment on the 6-year plan
GEO. AuLD.
The North Dakota Medical Associ.
alton will hold a meeting at james
town, May 25. Tickets will he sold
from all points within the state at one
and one-ffth fare, on the certificate
plan. Certificates will be honoreG
for return tickets May 25 and %.
If ever IL man feels like 'a poor
worm of the dust it is when he suf
fers from that tired feeling. Aver:
S;rsaparilla removes this disconrag
ing physical condition and impart!
the thrill of new life and energy t,
every nerve, tissue, muscle, and fibr'
of the whole body.
a cowboy and an employe of TIN
Northern Pacific shops of this place
thought it would be a smart thing t.
ride their horses up and down TIN
platform at the depot. They tried i
Monday while the passenger trail
from the east was waiting, and i
cost each $35 for the experience. |
will not he likely to happen again.
While Mr.. L. j. Richey, of Altoona
Mo-, was travelling in Kansas he wa
taken violently i'll with cholera NOR
bus. He called at a drug store to ge
some medicine and the druggist rec
commended Chamberlain's Collie, Chol
era and DiarrhGa Remedy so highl
he concluded to try it. The resul
was immediate relief, and few dose
cured him completely. 1t is made fo
bowel complaint and nothing else.
never fails. For sale by druggists.