The Dickinson press., 1894-03-10

A fine new line of Calicoes, Cling
hams, Outing Flannels, and black sat
tens at Scofeld's, cheaper than ever
An advertiser writes US that he
has received forty.three letters of in.
quiry from a sale notice inserted
twice in the PRESS.
Our goods and prices have won the
confidence of the people. They arc
always right.
2-l7tf. DICKINSON MERCANTILE Co.
Go to scofield's for your boots and
Shoes. He is closing out his entire
line of these g )ods regardless Of cost
for cash. Every pair bargain. 3-3
Seventy children were present in
the first primary department on
Thursday. The total enrolment is
seventy.five, and the room seats fifty
four.
The NJ asons have arranged to en-
large their hall opening out partitions
and utilizing the entire room up
stairs on the west side of the bank
building.
D. S. Littlehales, John Leask and
j. b. Thompson are a committee to
look after the next Odd Fellows
social, which will occur Tuesday
night, March q.
L. A, Simpson has moved his law
Office to the rooms vacated by Drs.
Stickney & Davis, including the room
formerly occupied by L. p. Sallstrom.
Mr.. Burnett has one of the rooms.
A. S. Guthrie, Pierre, S. d.. has a
fine hotel property which he would
like to exchange for sheep. A good
hotel man can cleara good thing from
the house during the next session of
the legislature.
Germany is pleased ut Gladstone s
retirement because of his action in
the Franco. Prussian war, WHEN it is
reported that he encouraged the sale
of arms to France. You will be
pleased if you patronize Goff's gallery.
Two Montana gamblers were ar.
rested in town Monday night for con.
Quoting a faro game. The hearing
was set for Wednesday, when defend
ants appeared and asked FOR a contin
uance until Saturday. The request
was granted.
For all arrangements of the throat
and lungs, Ayers Cherry Pectoral is
the speediest and most reliable RENE,
dy. Even in the advanced stages OF
Consumption, this wonderful prepara
tion affords great relief, checks
coughing, and induces sleep.
Justice E. w. Kittell of Gladstone
who was called to Dickinson last
week to hear several petty cases, was
up again this week to preside at the
hearing of the two gamblers arrested
for running faro game.
A party was given Florence Kline
felter Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her sixth birthday. Upwards Of
thirty little folks helped to make
glad the occasion. Miss Florence re-
ceived a number of fine presents.
For Sale-lOOO bushels white Aus
tralian seed oats, raised in the Gala
tin valley, Mont. Weigh 40 lbs. tc
the bushel; yield $50 to It's bushels
in favorable season. Inquire of
3.lO.3p. R. CLouGu.
Mr.. Warwick entertained the Nc
Names Wednesday night at the resi-
dence of c. II. Wiley. Pedro was
the order. The table cards read, NJ
Names entertained by Il Lone Star
March Z, 1894. Refreshments wer,
served at the Barrows restaurant.
Elderly people remember theil
spring bitters with II shudder. The
present generation have much to bt
thankful for, not the least of Their
blessings being such pleasant and
thoroughly effective spring medicine
as Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t is health
restorer and health.
H. Lyster, late of Taylor, writes
from Haines City, Fla, that he has
purchased eighty acres of land, in
cluding five-acre orange grove, and
is doing well. He has built house
between two lakes, one-half mile from
| depot, and wants his Stark count,
friends to know that he has found [;
country which has fine climate.
In South Dakota, where fuel is suct
an important item of expense, along
the James River Valley, the people
are learning to husband their resourc.
by sinking artesian wells for power
to run electric plant mills. etc. 1t j!
no doubt good thing, and it is Ger
tainly good thing to get a bath Of
Christensen. Room always warm
and clean.
Tuesday afternoon and evening
was day of Masonic festivities. II
L. Dickinson, Rev. G. E. Dobson and
Chas. GHlligan took the Royal Arcl