The Dickinson press., 1893-02-25

Found-the reason for the great
popularity of Hoods Sarsaparilla-
simply this: Hoods cures. BE sure
to get Hoods,
Dan Phillips is happy. He has
heard from his ranch on Cedar creek,
and his 100 head of cattle are all right.
Prime steers will bring u good round
price this year.
VIM. Leask says that he will prob.
ably open a new lumber yard in
Dickinson this spring. He expects
to have his yards on Willard street,
near the Colgrove Livery stable.
Superintendent McCabe of the Da-
kota division has resigned his posi-.
ton to take effect the first of March.
It is stated that MI. McCabe will take
a position on the Great Northern.
Married--Tuesday night, February
H. 1898, at Glen Ullin, Clark E. Bah
cox to Miss Edith E. Barnes, both of
Glen Ullin, Rev. John Orchurd ofici-
ciating. The PRESS extends congratu-
lations.
W. J. Steele has just completed a
large and handsome combination desk
and library case. The plan of the
desk is original with MI. Steele, and
the material used is Washington fir.
Oiled and vanished it presents a dain.
ty appearance.
Replying to frequent inquiries, Mrs.
II. A. Davis desires to say that she
will receive pupils for instruction in
instrumental music, organ or piano.
For further particulars, call ut resi-.
dence, corner of Sims and Billings
streets.
Auditor Aud has issued q call for
a special meeting of the board of
county commissioners for March 8; at
which time bids for supplying the
county house with Ignite coal will be
opened and awarded, and such other
business Is may properly come before
the board will be transacted.
Messrs McGillivray and Simpson of
Stark county, entertained their friends
handsomely last evening in honor of
the passage of the bill in which they
were interested, annexing to Stark
county certain unorganiZed territory
adjacent Observation-Disclosures Tribune,
18th instant.
Rev. John Orchard will speak upon
this subject Sunday night: CA
Guide Needed. Endeavor Society
will be led by Mrs. Wiley. The first
Sunday in March a reception of men,
bers will take place at the Congrega-
tional church, after which the Lords
supper will he administered.
a party of young people, twenty-five
in number, gathered at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Crowds, corner
of Cross and Cakes streets, Wednes-
day night and gave Miss Grace Crowl
a pleasant surprise in honor Of her
birthday. In connection with some
choice home musical rendltions, was
a fine photographic entertainment.
A. II. Keene Of New England City
was in Dickinson Tuesday and made
homestead final proof on 100 acres of
land before James G. Campbell. This
is the first proof ever made in Hettin-
ger county. The land lies about one
mile from town, on the south side of
the Cannon Ball river.
Lanes Medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary.
Bismarck Tribune: r. S. Underhill
came down from Antelope Sunday
evening. Mr.. Underhill says the loss
in stock is not as great as was at first
reported, and will not on his farm ex.
coed 3 per cent. In some sections,
however. stock suffered more severe.
ly. but he thinks Is per cent. will
more than cover the total loss.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid Society are prepared to take
plain sewing. Work may be .left at
Mrs. f. A. Heckman's and at Mrs. w.
F. Cunningham's. 2-1Stf
GREAT BARGAIN SALE-Mrs.
Canavan's entire stock of goods must
be sold at some price and closed out
before the first day of March. Come
early and make a selection while the
stock is yet unbroken.
WIN. RAY.
2-l8-2t Assignee.
Closing Out at Cost.
$4,000 worth of Ladies', Mems, and
Children's shoes. These shoes have
all been purchased from the manu-.
f~acturers' at Ridge Hill and Newbury.
port. Mass, and are the best shoes
ever sold IN this market. l will also
close out 200 suits of boys clothing al
cost 4 oreat reduction on oil otho,