The Dickinson press., 1894-01-20

All partleS wanting nrSC.claSS nay
on short notice should leave orders
with G. F. Merry. 12.23tf.
Chicago has a Carter II. Harrison
bath house. 1t was dedicated last
week. Fred Christensen has his
bath room in readiness for the service
of the public.
MI. Archie Currie, whose death is
noticed elsewhere. was u brother Of
Mrs. A. r. Crowl and Mr.. John Cur.
rie, who have the sincere sympathy
of their many friends in their be.
reavement.
Recently John B. StOddard of Sem
tinel Butte killed "a very large and
fine specimen of u mountain sheep.
His horns measured seventeen inches
at the base. The head is being
mounted.
The undersigned is prepared to fur.
nish chains of either horse or human
hair at reasonable figures. You can
have either made by dropping me a
postal. JOHN G. SMITH,
l-l3tf, Dickinson. N. d.
From u former townsman comes
the following announcement: "James
| Ellis Seese, Eleanor Bessie Stanley,
married, Wednesday, January 10,
1894, Winnipeg, Manitoba. The Dick.
inson friends send congratulations.
A sample of the Lenneville coal
was left ut this Office this week. The
slab is two inches thick, four feet
long by three feet wide, and shows
distinctly that it cane out of the body
of a very large tree. 1t burns like
dry maple or birch.
Those who have been quite inter,
ested to know who would succeed Mr.:
Vieweg as local agent for the Dakota
Land and Colonization Co. will be in
terested in the company's new adv
this week, as we'll as those who are
looking for real estate purchases.
Nov is the winter of our discon
tent made glorious summer" b.
Ayers Sarsaparilla: This wonderful
medicine so inyigorates the system
and enriches the blood that COLI
weather becomes positively enjoya
BILE. Arctic explorers would do vel
to make a note of this.
To preserve a youthful appearance
as long As possible, it is indispensable
that the hair should retain its natural
color and fullness. There is no prepa
ration so effective as Ayers Hal
Vigor. It prevents badness, ant
keeps the scalp clean. cool, an,
healthy.
The members OF the Ladies' Ait
Society of the Congregational churcl
are prepared to go out to do famil
sewing. They sew an afternoon from
two to five for one dollar, not les
than ten to be present. For furthe
particulars and to make engagement
see Mrs. DR.. Davis or Mrs. Fl. I
Dickinson.
The Dickinson Mercantile Compan,
have a thermostat in their stor
which should be seen by every person
owning or contemplating the purchas
Of a furnace. ANY degree of hea
desired in the room can be gauget
the draft of your furnace is opene
or closed automatically when there i
a variation Of one degree. We col
slider tile thermostat something tina
every owner of a furnace will wan
as soon as its merits have been locke
into.
It Is our painful duty this week t
chronicle the death of Mr.. w. A
McCloy, who breathed his last Thur'
day night at a little after ten o'clocl
Deceased was taken ill at two o'cloc
of the morning of the 10th. He la
attended Masonic lodge the night b
fore and intended to take the mornip
train for Fargo 70 attend a 'meetin
! of the Shrine. He was FIRST take
with inflammation of the stomach, lat.
extending to the bowels. Thl
trouble was successfully treated, an
the patient was making good pr
gress toward health until WeQnasda
night. when Dc was stricken wit
paralysis. Mr.. Mccloy was an activ
: young man, in the prime of life. ar
his sudden demise is very sad. Mr.
McCloy and Harold, tho only ohil
have the deepest sympathy of this e.
. tire community and their mar
j. friends elsewhere in this bereav
3 Iment.