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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
9raBtom, Woro 9afota.

Or. Heo aftPr! - Get iunbs ,onf,s life
rare al geisn at Ienes upals qini,r fra
3rapton. iaaiom en- bis 3. auoeriou fro
asten, Winneiota, isnber Cher eu striuslie,
JON iss Tan ~foritaa iiaI reprsientsrs Dor gn.
or. .. GHosrion flyer / fin efripslie, at
Srapton bar bare Q erocsrp etores p.t.u.
seq iial al SenitabsIisbeb iiuuoe mia at
rstte Nr. gnSsriOns gsretnins, oa ben i
entelte 9eIe sr feiInstia, iaa ubenSsrSsnsn
Tan ie, at gpen 9ruptun lite er iom 81. gus
oerion Tiger, oa ban unblabsr at u9pus ao.
iitlltss Ting ipm ban fanIte life bar auno.
Hob ON. % iom ar Of flor gstbonina for
en- Bp.
9rapton er belissenoe usb Teb Riper, pa
bar en- al be inu,tefe % met f~uroeiaatiaite
geliasenbeSer Of Toro 9aiotas 8per. Zen
bleD intorporeret for 5 War liben, % er iau.
leoes en- gilase. Sen bar MI 900 SubbBa.
sere oa er foreelt | 8 Raros.
5trif Rat. Suui Of 9raptou, iom bar Or
santieret for 6 Gar iibsn, bar en- inebetolt
aapitaI paa $4,000. 81 bar 5 grucsrp
Stores, at boilfe ct bar en- Inventory Stock
al $4,000; 2 Sarbpare Storss, ct of be
tferlte Staten 1 2rus Store, 1 SuoeI.
nlaseribop, ct Sarberibop, 2 Smebier, /
2rpiisri "7rapton edo, 8 &ir,sr, mem.
Zig en- Netbooiit 8irte, iom bar 80 Reo.
len'usr, T%resbnterisn air,sn meb 100 Neo.
lemmer, % en- tatboIt msb u9Iten Iiaeiaa
mango Weolsmner. gi bar en- af be bsoiie
Gommonffoler | Staten mso ct High School
Department. 9iaise life at slsmms bore
6oreninser, az bpilte pi bar 8, nemlia
A. o. U. w. uieo ct Reblemsantal al II,
l. o. o. f. meo 80, % en- Screening faloet
Foresters. gi bar to Wtlinerp Stores, to
g9afinibpps, en- 2stsitaIb, ct RpbeIitore -
ct at be beofte tIoro for @rauo Sorts -,
tire Sotelsr, to Soaroinsbuis os en- &eitau-
rant 9 eIepators, al bpilte be 4 bpIoer
$4,000 Bulb. % be Q $4,000 Buib.; en-
&ouins Niu, iom gigr en- sauite flor 5or.
refining; en- Fire Engine % ~rlmrrelis Bps.
ming for iantme, to 9Gser, to Sa9forerc, en-
5ptosrat 2 9unber garbs.
6or to Gar iioeu bIeu Der ppisrt en- Bird
Spsntu9, 65x70, to Gta9er, iom tpfter
$4,000. S oenne Spsuins bar ri en- GAL,
iom er 45x60, iua, uaar npgen ~Sbop"
timber Seieu bio, lar pi ct iOrbUlosuis ruuts
meIist gus for benz.
Srapton bar Orb for at bare nOgls Of be
beoiie "3peuinss", buuo geligseHbeo %
Smns betrGifer.
Rprtberu Taciiic Sareu gaar berisisunem
fra Riuneapplis til Wiuuipea.
On 5Grsebaao forbiuoer M grapton mso
Dor Spitertat Wiuneiota. SIR. SauSbrou9b,
en- al Roro 3atptas SeHatorer, bar nj en-
Siu inoe i II. 9. Seuat ON 9epiIguius til
en- Bru pper Teb Riper peo 9raptpn, bpiItet
uiIoe bore meget pnitelist, iaaiom Dor 8p
begpuoer at blipe ct commercial center.
Sur uuaIe Tiger iioeu babe ri ct Silbuo
fro grano Sorts ON at iaa ct lib 6uetorp
BERTH 2rapton, % ri bar sooe uofi9ter til
at faa bet. bullet oil 9lsre 2raptpn til en- af
be bsbite Sper | Noro Satota.
Nco en- penIis Silien til '2scorab.8 oitsn'
% oens mango 2aiere.
q. 81. Weire.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
senorum, aorman Co., minn.

Or. Rseditsri - gsrif noaIe Orb ON Dor
iiue Sp 9enorum. Tet tr en- Hoiiaa iriues
li9 Tlaos, nnar uuotages, at ben sr beIie.
9snoe paa Iapt 2dno, iaa nv sr bet lite msast
mt at ipaeisrs paa oens @neer, men
gVsesns Solicit | o. omtrins SpeH tapoe
Tsnss, par Der en- RsreIie % ct Gin / Bpen,
laa bet bar en- 2pii of ie paa, men III sr
Der, ION aIls andre Plaoier / amsriia, aft
er osot os file. Spen bar 4 gIeratorsr.
at boiIis be o~miriusbosnbs Garmers sier en-,
% utso osnns bar be siort suo GOrrstuing
Tor, men uiTt life III.
let er en- Grm al O. q. gausn, iom aaor
ino Der, men MI er bet mango Gage fosu ri
iaa uoast til 5srubeisn Der, srunost pao,
at Sims uIpoise gsrn iattsr fla op iupo
BAN os bans SefaItussr; ia, sr bet life be.
tIaselistl
Gnsuioere bar Dor gp mango SaubeIss
forreintHser iaausl iom iorltleuias andre
6orretnln9sbuie, ale COB. o. paaIioelise,
iaapiot pioes.
gRanoas ben lobe apriI bapee NOR bIeust
en- lIGbueipauser 7as for DOR Sp, ioet Slo
brBo lss / Sr. 9prserisns RgbeIbutit, o.
pa Siosn baroe srsbet %abitiliB ON iia for
6olt bIep bet par, iaa fan bet rssues for ct
tort SeIo, at life fierrs Staoe ltsoe, men
iaa Tan Spsu pGre itpIt al Of bare Cpsrhoo
az Sano, paa oeuHe Garstio, b rel at mRrte.
SIoeu i~noitrru'eoes til OF soeIRgge en- Eel
al n9pnts 8pgHing.
Suubbeostltanoen bar life oGret ben
bsoite Der pooper &intsreH pg Barren. 90
Grippe % Geruefs6er bar slRItet lille iao
fan, os oespRrre maatte en- al bore flare
Gaboer butte unber for Jeberen o. fslas
Gsoens bposnoe Stsmme. Cans Rapn Dor
5. @arnsr en- gtauo I fine bsOts gar, ben,
usi9l % astet % uitolot, iau 70OsbuOfa'
bet brnste Sprs os georpoeIis ouer snbuer.
liar al % Der. Gan eiterIaoer iig en- bpbi
isrsenoe Snftru iamt ct Tibet Barn, iom ueI
enonu sr for Tibet til at ~ioritan, builtet 9at
bet bar Iiot oeo at mite fin ilRre ioroitt
6aosr. Saa ere b. bisie af Sorgen fac
baarot rarrnet anbefaIst ban, iOm er Gntsrs
6oripur ps Gaoerlgies Sabsr.
On Nuuo orufueoe / GIOsn Der unbe,
mistantelise 6orboIbe. Sutet mere oioes
ON ben Sius.
Spao bet sirteIise an8uur, iaa er bet ion
bet pIeier at bore, - libt &ip, Splto oa
3rRtte %ibIanot, men meo Iioeu ltaI ale
Saar IGees, iua psiaa bette. gi baabei
bet oil bllpe beors meo bette ogiaa Der.
Ore 9. 2etneS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
@pansptae, Douglas Co., Wsinn.

Sr. Rcoattgr: - Raiior y. q. GQttre
meo 5rue bIep ON GfteueH ben 17be gtai
operraiteoe al ct "Surprtie 9artp1 ai
GpanspiIe Meni9beo. Sapbe Gribebsoa9en
oGret meget fob cs Itpet, iua bIeu aitensn i
TrRitesaarosn iaa meset Ipiere. geo 8 a
o 8ioen banteoes pna 9srsn, os inO traaOtc
Eamer os Serrer meb Batter o. goier, iamt
en- itprre uRrbifulo 5ins imeasm zig. 8ia'
iterHe to9 bositapsIis quiet / 8eiiooeIie; be
iatte ii9 uoeu pioere alleiammeu.
UT bet pirteIis bar l7os Mai, Gribebs.
hagen, beptite be oa pgIaa. Gqe Suiets
iuore 2pre aabneoes, iaa Der bIeo fri 8len.
nemsaHg, BELT til Sisiisuet uaturIisuis.
Ser par irte Samtaler, irie Siooeplaoie,
irie 9bemoer % fri H~istusion. 30 bel
bar Sru GGttres @eburtsodg, nil pi pafao
uGpne en- auoen Geburtsoasssape. iom bun
for bar moota9et - Den osiligffs bIanbt
9aper > en- Gste meoiDot &pinoeliabeb %
GnlRg Der sisr beuoe afbpIbt / Slemmet, /
SsnbagsitoIeu % i Susbeips. gt ie Brat
% Wenigbeo peo en- 2eiIisbeo iom bsuus
iualebes puret iammeH er iaa ilert, at pi
uuiItaarlis tGuter paa ben fore Sribeosbn9,
life hos Dor Brett Der paa 5uroen, men bos
Dor fore gpperteprrit, huor piituot ben uo.
portes Weni9beosoroniu9 er oplsit, iOm os
5amilieiorboIoet, eiter Seiu Orb, at Der
b~uerien tases tiI9ste sler eipes til9ste;
men ri sr tilbpieIise til at tro, at ct iuoers
Iiesre Sorbolo meuem Iano ps Suftru,
5oralore % gprn, Brett % Menisbeo,
timber Steo bIanbt be 5reIite, oa be, iom bar
iprt mango til SaIigbeo, itaI ftinHe iOm
Stisrnsr paa 5irmamsntet, eftsr Serrens
Orb.
8i bapoe nu fororepet 3ioeu; Der MATTE
iises SarpeI til ben hpgseIise SrGtefamilie,
ps OpsrIaos benz Reitsn af gsattsH til Ro
% SpiIe. en- Eeltager.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
Ne,p Rthmono, ISIS.

or. ReSaitsri - Rem &i9mono er en-
msast tripeIia Bp paa fra 1900 til 1900
!~Snbbpaaere, ps mango al benz er Stauot'
naper; men bet sr en- Ting, ionl ntanSler
/ peune gp, iaapsI iom I andre Spsr, os bet
or appe Siosr. Saaroe 5iosr tales Der
ON uperalt, men bet er piff inasH, ion bar
liot uoosn gso enbnu / Rstu &i4mono.
Ser bar ri en- Sasmsae, en- 5lourmsas,
TO Glsuatprer, ct grsamerp, en- Claiming
mple, to eIastsribups, ire Drug storss,
tire soropare Stores, fem alasssbatttsr:
Ter 6irter = oeribIauot en- norff og en- ipenlt
10 10 S~erubanes usmIis 9. 81. y. " q
@. o. gsiseouiin Central Suoicu CT
0ountni9pe, / bette gountp.
On psnlis SiIieu til glassts 9aiere %
bets Rebaitipn. u :. Jppnloh'
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
A
l9reboai GnAelit for Be9Dnoere.

2srns 1ba tu a Eseu Of On nans, ian bar mazss Mars Sfartzs LAT unsssfs
sisnssnssa iSns.n. a sfsd nsn sarni sHsssla afss asfs aaHsaast7f ssSgs
mash ss.s eaas. psns irm Sssnsi q q. ansnisa, Bret q Rsssa BsN Z
nssn. pEst Ssss q eansasns % Senator q. d. sssnisn &ri naHs nsss bar
frns sssshIs sszns ss fn eiaHNnsses sr ssa at sasrs susGE Pa sisa
.au vaa sm eaans. Sa n lot imhaasAs esss sus na esrnssfs 4 ustaIs
nossr Ghnkiaasu, tu ssn at hnsas 1sssIR pssi fm essss sa Snse % es
,n esIssu unesrssMrs NJ anss ssns es nHa praina Zen a. sa rStsl
ben sshas ess n eIaN xssuat anuts du Rusa Sm al M Oslo sa&styaa
a.tmNdcwns salsssssusus DsIss. Da q sst msbunsas pak as assst q nii
an sss, mass xaeu % vss sstI essn, % q tsa cs ksa nsa tGb fn Sno
sssSss psstsssts VI tsslss~fsssAaH Dtasst snsyns 's'sf.ss
q. ANUkpeEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
epriuaHslo, sro,pn 60, minn.

Sr. Resaitsr: - 5arusrne er nj farSise
meo SaarrnssH, cs 9orben bar ! en- goo
9ilitauo for at mohtase Seeen / gaar.
gor gp Sprinsfelo sr aaaet fremae,
truss bisie frpif.noe EiOer. Speu bar foast
ct pent Cperabus os mango andre peue Suis.
Sen 2sos Narts bIsu SIR. Ears Clion os
Suitru opsrraIist al en- Tel geHner, ba bet
bar Serss SslUbrpuupsous % ale, iom bar
tilfebe, tiIbraste en- bpsseIis Stuno.
GHnretu g. See.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
gesss uptasst / .sumiunoet'.
ButterFelo, gSatonpan Somntp,
Wttuuefofa.

Sr. s~ebaitsrl - guttsrislo bar 8 @ro'
Germ Stores, 1 Saroware Strrs, / Saoel'
maasribop, Q emsosihOps, SoteL snmosr
garo o. 8 GIepatorsr.
Ger az en- @snisbeo. Der bstienes o. Yah.
7boripesu, iom sr en- mssst trO gtaHo III
Gmbeoe.
sermeo en- penlis SiIien til 'Eeforap'
Soften. o. oens mango 2aisrs.
On Iinsn Rorisr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
.""roaL Clan 4n mI..

II Anh
b, Sitteroal er en- Iioen gp
ksspn' g 0sIis8euoe Deb en- eren of
@ipssor. Len bar . Grocery etOres,
pa, sl.r's, elevator, Creamery,
f,s,, "a ,o,,e aar ira 8 til 10 guibeIs
b. h w. S','en bar oaret fra As til so
sast s ss,s'l. sosOeOpr,nins ipnes ,un
s4 lri-S. soO%, % 9Oanssials or mu
assiS orn sS 9inuisss junction Tom
w Cub sne 1 q Den 9anie, at Der
ssspt On. W. pans sano. San er nu
1t tJsrssa YET fiHoss gulb, % er be.
Z. 8. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
e1rbNbe Cor n

gaenter tilbpoes $50 paa 30 Tdsss Iio
$3.50 Snbtagt I fire Tiger sler insen Beta.
ling. Senb GrimRrte for prsuer og DplpS'
ninaer til Tr. Sboop, SO. E Is, Haetne, sSis.
7.20.26 con.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29
aorreipunbance.

L~r,r, "a abrssFe iness III.
~.,nrrs rsm ~ n, traana siennsrHIaiis AZ
s.c. Fsrsa se o. saiier BET, men
r rssnnr's, s.ve RaDnst ss arres'sn-
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29

@esaer's Angleworm Oil Eminent
srboloss oaiaa for grus for DIR, os
6efteioli letter bet iarbelss bsit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-29

"lllpfienImeo for mango af Ser 9s.
sere., flyer Dnisf Mois 'er, at 8 uil
lepe icm epnbere % b iOm 8rifsne-.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15


Master Mechanic Phelan was in
town Monday.
Ed. Foley Of Medora spent Wed.
nssday in town.
Mrs. W. f. Cunningham went to
st. Paul Friday.
H. J. Schultz returned Thursday
from a visit at Air, Kansas.
Mrs. E. ]. Bardwell went to Man.
dan Tuesday to visit friends.
Representative L. A. Simpson
went to st. Paul last Saturday.
W. L. Richards went to AIandan
this week, returning Thursday.
Archie Dingman went to Becker,
Mimi, Friday to get Mrs. Dingman.
Jack Williams was in from the
ranch for the Masonic festivities this
week.
T. s. Underhill of Antelope came
up to Dickinson Wednesday on bust.
ness.
VIM. DeGraf,the Bismarck clothier
and boot and shoe dealer, visited
Dickinson this week.
Miss Curtis. who plans to travel in
Europe another season, left Thurs.
day morning for New York.
Mrs. Chas. Pond and son Harry left
for Battle Greek, Mich, Thursday to
be absent two or three months.
w. r. Best went to Dawson Sun.
day to get Mrs. Best who has been to
see her sick mother, Mrs. Thurston.
o. E. Lehmicke received word
Tuesday of the ssevere illness of his
father and left Wednesday morning
for Saltwater, MINI.
F. L. Be lknap, who has been day
operator at this place for some time,
went to st. Paul Tuesday where he
will lie appointed to u new station,
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Dickinson Lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. M.

Dickinson Ledge No. 80. A. F. & A. NJ.
Masons everywhere have the repu.
tation of being the best of hosts; and
the Dickinson Masonic brethren prov.
ed themselves ITO exception to this
rule Thursday evening, the occasion
of their annual installation. Aboutl
one hundred guests gathered in the
parlors of the lodge. The installation
took place in the lodge room proper
which had been very prettily deco.
rated for the occasion. The follow.
ing officers were installed: T. j.
Greene, w. NJ; J. A. McGregor, S. w.;
G. NJ. Dinsdale, j. W.; r. H. johnson,
Treas; H. F. Hatch, Secy.; B. Law
renee, s. d.; John Riessbeck, j. D.; j.
F. Davis and Oliver Whalev, stew.
ards; A. P. Folsom, tyler.
This ceremony ended, the guests
enjoyed dancing, cards. etc.. until
about eleven when an elegant repast,
prepared by kim, was served. AT.
ter supper. dancing was resumed.
Everybody seemed 70 have a good
time.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Smith on Trial.

The Grand Forks Plaindealer Of
Tuesday has this to say about A. j.
Smith:
A. j. Smith, the engineer on the
Northern Pacific, who led the gang
of strikers that held up the deputy
marshals under command Of deputy
Hurst at Mandan is on trial in the
United States court. Most of the
morning was occupied in getting a
jury, but a little while before noon
the good men and true were pronounc.
ed satisfactory to all parties and
Deputy Hurst was called as the first
witness. Smith is defended by Tay-
lor Crum aud John Burke. 1t is
stated that in his defense he will set
up the claim that in acting as leader
of the gang he did it simply to pro.
tect the marshals, knowing that a
large number of the strikers were
drunk and reckless enough to kill.
He claims that but for his leader.
ship blood would have been spilled.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Dress Slippers.

We show new and elegant shapes
in ladies' satin sandals, ooze sandals,
bronze kid sandals, white kid san
dals, white kid opera slippers, white
kid Oxfords, braided sandals, dongo.
la sandals, low slippers, etc. The
stock leads in variety, fine materials
erfect fits and low prices. DeGraff,
the shoeman. I'LL.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
GEMS OF THOUGHT.

Kindness of heart results largely from
thinking refined thoughts.
One great secret of happiness is never
to allow your energies to stagnate.
Good health depends more upon peaoe
Of mind than upon powder and pills.
Don't wait until your friends die be.
fore you discover their good qualities.
A mans own good breeding is tho
best security against other peoples III
manners:
Success is reached by we'll directed
blows Of the hammer, industry, upon
the anvil, perseverance.
Even poverty is better than avarica,
for while poverty wants many things
avarice wants everything.
Pleasure shortens life. Happiness pro-
longs it. Take r Of your living, and
your dying will take care Of itself.
He that thinks himself the happiest
man really Is so, but he that thinks
himself the wisest is generally the great.
est fool.
According to Addison, the woman
who does not make her family comfort
able will herself never be happy At
home, and she who is not happy at home
; will never be happy anywhere.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Gladstone Notes.

The citizens of Gladstone met at
the NJ. E. church to-day and formed
a cemetery association. A charter
will be obtained and the ground
where the most of the dead are now
buried will be bought if title Ear be
obtained. The following are the in.
corporators: E. T. Standifird, Thos.
Mitchell, John Little, John H. Rick
man, Andrew Jopp, E. W.Kittell, Or.
lando Cornell.
A call was made upon the people in
the interest Of forming a Chautauqua
circle; the result was the forming of
an old fashioned literary society. A
few will probably take the Chautau.
qua course but the most seem to think
they are too busy.
The NJ. E. Sunday School will have
All entertainment in the church either
on Christmas eve or Christmas night.
The Roller mill now runs steadily
and may have to put on a night force
for a time to fill orders; manager Geo.
w. Lee has had immense orders late
ly from Duluth, running up into the
car loads.
Mrs. Robert Lee and her youngest
daughter, Bessie, took their depart
ure for Sault st. Marie, Mich, the day
before Thanksgiving. They will re.
main with Mrs. Lees son, at that
place during the winter. MI. Geo.
Craker, Mrs. Lees brother, accompa.
MED Mrs. and Miss Lee and went on
to his home at Northport. Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Let's removed
to Dickinson yesterday. 1t is under
stood it is only for the winter as their
house has not been rented.
A. B. Robinson was doing business
in Gladstone Tuesday.
R. J. Turner is at home from his
trip to various points in Wisconsin
and to Chicago.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

If you want a suit of clothes, a fur
or cloth o%vercoat, or a pair of shoes,
come and sec us; we can save you
money. Currie l. Crowl. ll.l7
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
Saturday. December Is, 1894,

Saturday, December Is, 1894.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Ecker have a
little daughter.
Hose company dance New Years
eve.
Candy. nuts, fancy articles. ETC., at
Thompson's. 1913
Miss Crowley resumed her school
work Tuesday.
Thompson's is the place to get
your cigars. 1913
Two inches of snow and weather
the finest.
Fancy st stationery at j. b. Thomp.
sons. 1913
j. S. Dunlap was up to Glendive
this week to purchase a horse.
Supt. Clark was out hunting the
first of this week.
You will find plenty of fine Christ.
mas articles at Thompson's. 1913
Call at COTS ground floor gallery
and get your Christmas work. 1l.24tf
MI. and Mrs. +. Alden Eaton of
Medora, attended Masonic installa.
tion.
H. w. Smith brought in a carload
of cattle this week which lie loaded
in Princeton, MINI.
Thompson has u new stand in con.
nection with his confectionery store.
1913
Theodore Hartung informs us that
he has closed his business at Richard.
ton.
I AIN prepared to deliver coal ut
any time and in any quantity.
w. M. KLINEFELTER.
Beautiful stamped doilies and a
skein of wash silk for S cents at
Best's. 1913
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. G. $. Lang.
don. Tuesday, Dec. IL, a son.
Tubular steel hand sleds that can.
not be broken at McCloy & Senour's.
12.l5tf
McCloY & Senour have set two of
the Worlds Best furnaces in Glen.
dive this month.
Attorney Burnett and Geo. Lane
hunted in the vicinity of Allard Il few
days this week.
St. Luke's Guild held a dime social
at the home of J.. w. Currie on the
evening of the It'll.
The report comes now that VIM
Gay, who is wanted by authorities
In Helena, has been captured in Cali.
fornia.
If you want a suit of clothes, a ful
or cloth overcoat, or pair Of shoes
come and see us; we can save yor
money. Currie & Crowl. I'LL
McCloy & Senour are setting on,
of their Worlds Best furnaces in TIN
Presbyterian church. l2.l5t
We carry a full line of staple an,
fancy groceries and we want you
trade in this line, and will make 70,
prices that will please you. Curri
& Crowl.
Gloves and mittens for men an,
boys. Great bargains in every grad
and an immense assortment to choos
from. We will save you money ev
cry time. DeGlaff the shoe man.
Ill
1t is said that J. Il. Kelly. a forme
roadmaster on the Missouri divisio.
has been appointed to u railroad 10
in Kansas at an annual salary of 81
800.
3. j. Pearson, acting superinteL
on this division of the Northern p;
citic the past season. has gone to S
Paul. This leaves the reins in til
hands of John Dorsey.
Munps have caused u great man
absences in the Dickinson schoo
for the past two months. Som,
times as many as eight or ten pupil
of a single room have been sick
the same time,
MI. and Mrs. J. W. McQuay, TO
merly of Dickinson, celebrated the
crystal wedding at Mandan on Mo
dav.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
A new windmill to trade for stock
Call on or address, o. E. Foote, Dick.
insOn. lO.20tf.

Pure blood is absolutely necessary
in order to enjoy perfect health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla puri6es the
blood and strengthens the system.
Best has a fine display of useful
Holiday goods, which he is selling at
regular prices. This is the year to
get useful and valuable presents
they are the most appreciated. 1913
Strong and serviceable gloves and
mittens for outdoor service. A
large assortment ut low prices. De.
Graf, the shoeman. 1l.l7
Bargains for you in gloves and
mittens. Fine and medium goods,
made from select stock, at rock bot.
tom prices. DeGraff, the shoe man.
Hill
Speaking of the first annual poultry
fair of this state, held in Grand Forks
this week, the Herald says: Crooks
Goodall, of Dickinson, N. D., exhibits
a coop of magnificent Light Brahmas,
which would delight the soul of the
most expert poultry fancier.
A genuine ghost story has yet to
be attested; but not so a genuine
blood purifier. Over and over again
it has been proved that Ayers Sar.
saparilla stands alone among medi.
cines as the most reliable tonic.al.
terative in pharmacy. 1t stood alone
ut the Worlds Fair.
The Knights Of. Pythias of Dickin.
son elected the following officers
Monday night: Paul Hagerman, G.
c.; Duncan Mckenzie, V. c.; j. P.
Tingle. X of r. and S.; H. F. Hatch,
/ n. of F.; NJ. l.. Ayers, M. of E.; Rob.
ert Neil. NJ. A.; II. ID. Stephenson,
trustee.
Singers, public speakers, actors.
~auctioneers, teachers, preachers, and
all who are liable to over.tax and ir-
ritate the vocal organs, find, in
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, 4 safe, Ger.
tain and speedy relief. A timely
dose of this preparation has prevent.
ed many a throat trouble.
The two Jacks, Kearns and Leon.
berger, says the Glendive 1ndepen.
dent, have bought through Harry
Helms. a six year.old trotting mare
by Delgama, he by Dictator, and
their colors, red, white and green sig.
nals may be in the front the coming
season.
Thomas Harrington of Broncho has
just returned from a three weeks
visit at White Lake, S. D., where he
had a pleasant time. Mr.. Earring.
ton thinks that the people of Western
North Dakota ought to be thankful
that they have an abundance Of ma.
tive fuel. Where he has been the
people have no coal except as they
buy it, and it costs 81 to $3.50 per ton
soft coal at that. MI. Harrington also
|.notes the ahs!epce in South Dakota OF
small streams n springs, many
farmers and ranchers driving theli
stock from three to five miles fol
water.
Dickinson Chapter No. II, r. A. NJ
will hold their annual meeting fol
election of officers Friday evening
Dec. 21. A full attendance is ye
quested rs business of special i'm
, p%ortance is to come before the meet
ing.
w. r. BEST, II. p.
A. p. FOLSOM, sso'y.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

LADIES', cloaks-regardless of cost,
they must be closed out as we are go.
ing out of that line. Currie & Crowl.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

If you want to buy q sewing-ma.
chine or an organ, Or piano see G. 5.
Langdon. 3-3tf.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15
The Presbyterian people are 10
have q furnace in their church. Nc
Cloy and Senour have the order.

Special sale at the Dickinson Mer.
camille Co.'s store. See adv. in an
other place. l2-15-2t.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Roller skating will come into prac-
tice in the Klinefelter opera house
next week. Fine equipments have
heen secured.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

The London Hall Musical Bur.
lesgue Co. will hold the boards at
Klinefclter's opera house Wednes.
day, Dec. %.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Rev. John Orchard gave a very
successful stereoptican entertain
ment at jamestown Tuesday night.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Ice delivered at any time at 81 per
load. Call ut Clough St. Barn.
l2.8tf. w. M. KLINEFELTEn.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

For Sale.
A good five room house, well lOca.
ted; good water; easy terms. In.
quire at this Office. 1l.tf
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

A full size heavy bed comfort &C.,;
generally sold for $l.00.
l2.l.2t DICKINSON MERCANTILE Co.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Bargains for you in gloves and
mittens. Fine and medium goods,
made from select stock. at rock bot.
tom prices. DeGraff, the shoe man.
n.17
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Miss White, second primary teach.
er. has been ill this week and unable
l,c.:sry on her work. Miss Florence
>;,euYs took the room.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Supt. Clark was out hunting the
first of this week.
The Dickinson press., 1894-12-15

Strong and serviceable gloves and
mittens for outdoor service. A
large assortment ut low prices. De.
Graft, the shoeman. ll.l7