The Dickinson press., 1893-07-01
Wednesdays rain prepared the
ground for the rain which fell Friday.

Wednesdays rain prepared the
ground for the rain which fell Friday.
A number of first.class companies
have made dates to play in the Kline.
felter building. One date is made as
far ahead as next March.
Hundreds of people write ut is im-
possible to describe the good Hood S
Sarsaparilla has done me-" 1t will he
of equal help to you.
The first permanent kiln ut the
Dickinson Pressed Brick Works will
be used for burning white brick. 1t
was completed this week.
Kent Thomas telpgraphel Mr..
| Klinefelter Thursday to know if his
company could make IL date for July
IA. The opera house will not he COM
pletcd then.
\ state apportionnent of 1882 was
son on the 24th ult.; on the 2Sth,
Sl.S02.S3 special school district tax
was received.
AT Richardton preparations are be-
ing made for Fourth of July cele-
hration. Horse races and the usual
field sports will take place. There
will be u dance afternoon and even
ing.
F. Townsend, of Townsend Bros.
who have II cattle and sheep ranch at
Kildeer mountains, was in Dickinson
this week with nearly 5000 pounds of
wool.
The friends of the Baptist church
gave Rev. l.. b. Hardy pound-party
surprise on Monday night. a goodly
number was present. contributing
various things. among which was a
pound of silver dollars.
Thos. Evans has purchased 400,
more or less, of the slash bar slash
cattle owned by D. Anken. Frank
Heffron had working interest in
this bunch and will gather and deliver
us fast as possible.
have for sale car load of the
celebrated "lSest of All flour from
st. Cloud, MINI. This flour is guar
anteed to have no superior in the
whole northwest. Lot ]. NJ. TRACEY
C. II. Bates and r. X. Watson have
IL $4,000 contract for running stan
dard and twp. lines and subdlvidlne
townships on the Grand river loo
miles south of Dickinson. E. X
Jameson and Geo. N. jenkins were
in town last Saturday for supplies.
During the dog.day season. the
drain of nervous and vital energy
may lie counteracted by the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. In purifying the
blood, it acts us a superb corrective
and tonic, and enables the system tt
DEFY malarial and other climatic in
tluenceS.
July l2 is the date on which the
state board of railroad commission
ers will visit the towns along the line
of the N. z. in Stark and Billings coun
ties. For full particulars, blanks for
petitions, etc, address Finley Grant,
Bismarck.
Mrs. N. c. Lawrence, Miss Ger
trude Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs. d. A
Stocking and guests Mrs. w. r. Dick
ey and Miss Maude Horton, the Misses
Crowl and Dobson, took an outing
Tuesday at the ranch of Mr.. and Mrs
G. f. Dobson, Antelope creek.
In old times itseemed to he though
that medicine must he nauseatin'
to be effective. Now, all this i
changed. Ayers Sarsaparilla, one o
| ,,n,,,arf,,1 .,1t ~, ~
agreeable to most palates, the tlavo
being by no means medicinal.
The executive board of the Nortl
Dakota Stock Growers Association
held business meeting in this towl
Monday. Nothing but regular rou
tine business came before TIL
board. J. S. Green and Louis Con
molly, of Mandan. were present.
The Daughters of Rebekah will
serve ice cream, cake and lemonad
,, in the Northern Pacific grove nea
the iround house, on July 4, from
to o'clock p. M; proceeds for tn
benefit of the Fargo fire sufferers
This is "a worthy cause and should b
we'll patronized.
Register of Deeds Hatch has rt
4 corded the following transfers of It'll
in the past week: James Fennell
L. M. p. Griswold, lot 10, block q
: w. w. Mills to j. w. Goodall lot l
: block IL; Dakota Land and Coloniz;
tion Co. to M. E. Currie and A.
Crowl lots and 2, block H.
J. r. Purchase, of the Hotel Nortl
ern, Minneapolis, will be remembers
T. by the older residents of the Nortl
y west rs having presided so satisfactt
rily over the desk at the Merchant
: for some years. He is still the sam
j, affable. quiet hammered "Johnnie' I
those who stop at the "Northern" ca
heartily testify.
I Elder S. S. Beaver, of McAlliste
u vile, Juniatta Co., Pa, says his vii
is subject to cramp in the stomacl
Il Last summer she tried Chamberlain
q Collie, Cholera and DiarrhGa Rem
y dy for it, and was much pleased wit
the speedy relief it afforded. She hi
8 since used it whenever necessary ar
k found that itnever fails. For sale
druggists. +.
q The special car attached to No.
v on Tuesday carried three distinguis
ed men from Munich, German
namely; Gust. Ebermayer, chief eng
Il neer of the Bavarian governmen
n Val.-Zehnder, master mechanic, al
2. Geo. Won Ehrne, division enginee
The latter was formerly located
d, Dickinson for season and is now i
I'd terested in cattle at the w S ranc
y The men are sent by the German go
ernment to inspect the railroads of tt
"a United States and to see wherein tn
p are hetter than their OWL The