The Dickinson press., 1893-11-18
Two passenger trains daily. for the

winter season.
c. H. Mason gets his m all at Seattle
Washington.
Nice large milk crooks at the c
D; only lSc each.
The brave Dickinson fremen will
give grand ball New Years.
Bargain sales are offered in the new
Currie & Crowl advertisement.
Uncle Toms Cabin held the boards
at the opera house Thursday evening
NXX white wove 6-inch envelope!
&c u bunch, or SOC II box ut the C 0 ID
You can get common glass drinking
tumblers for so cts. Il dozen ut the I
Cd.
Engineer Wirtz and party started
out Tuesday for a hunt in the Bat
Lands.
Z. b. Gruwell has twenty-sis
double-deck cars ordered for next
Monday.
A cent saved is two cents earned
these times, and by buying for cash
at the G O u will prove it.
Trainmen's dance Thanksgiving
eve, Nov. %. Two hundred tickets
are out, and a good time is assured.
]. p. Tingle and N. l.. Parker
went Wednesday for hunt Of few
days. They started in the direction
of the Stamp & Whinn ranch.
We have several pairs of shoes yet
and we are selling them at right
prices when we can fit you. Come
and get pair. at the G o ID.
Mrs. NJ. II. Linsley returned the
first of the week from Wheeling, Mis-.
souri,, where she had been on a visit
to her mother and brothers.
Townsend Bros. shipped between
three and four cars of sheep to mar
ket Friday. Mr.. Porter, of Oakdale
had sheep on the same train.
Have you seen our little mugs
cups, saucers and black china tea
pots! They beat anything shown il
Dickinson in style and price. At the
COD.
B. +. Webster. in company Will
Mr.. Torgerson, of Taylor. was doing
business in Dickinson. Wednesday
Mr.. Webster owns the B-W brand
and is wintering 100 cattle.
Why pay lOc for lamp chimney!
when you can get them for 7c! VIII!
pay 2Oc for lamp chimneys when yo,
can get them for l5c! Remembe
the place-the G o d Store.
TO read about the capture in Cen
trail America of Menage, the Mime
apolis bank president embezzler, j:
interesting. and to take "a hot bath a
Christiansen's is always satisfactory
The ladies of the st. AIMS Catholic
Aid society will serve hot, first
class supper at knights of Pythia'
hall on Tuesday evening, Nov. 21
between the hours of five and nine
Tickets, so cents.
A special meeting of the board o
county commissioners is called fol
to-day, November Is, to conside
proposals for the care of paupers ant
for supplying the county with coal TO
the coming year: also such othe
business as may properly come be
fore the board.
The fall of the year is trying sea
son for elderly people. The man!
cherries, dark dismal days act de
pressingly, not to say injuriously, OF
both old and young. Now is the tint
to reinforce the vital energie
with Ayers Sarsaparilla-the best O
all blood medicines.
The Lehigh Coal Mining Co. has re
ceived a Worlds Fair award on lig
mite from the department of mines
mining and metallurgy. The analysis
reads: Water. 11.25; volatile matter
4S.777; fixed carbon, 34.43; sulphur
.76; ash. 4.SO. The certificate Il
signed by d. c. Boyce, expert in Goa
and iron. and by ]. S. Cary, chemist
Those who attended the Experience
party under the auspices of st. Luke
guild at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
J. j. Freeman Tuesday evening, re
port an exceptionally good time
Mrs. E. l.. Schofeld was awarded frs
prize for the greatest amount o
money earned. H. F. Hatch was givel
a prize for relating the best "experi
ence" of the evening. The none.
made for the church episcopal
amounted to nearly $50.
The Matteawan Seamless Eel t Shoe
and Slippers, with soles and heels, ar
made Of the finest quality of pur
wool. By the peculiar processes O
manufacture it is absolutely impos
sible to use any shoddy hair or fibre
and they are the only felt goods mad
that do not contain these inferior ms
terlals. They are all in one piec
and wholly seamless, yet have sole
and heels like any leather shoe, tn
sole retains the upper in positio
while the Hcxibility of the latter a
lows of its forming to the most sens
tive feet, and avoids undue pressure
The heel being broad and solid lift