The Dickinson press., 1894-06-30

L. UAtit pNllOlS NlgcI lilC ACSutoA SaOo'
ing hours at evening aud on Sunday
afternoons. Call during Office hours
for key.
The N. +. bath parlors will he open
for the use of ladies' after the regular
business hours at evening and Sunday
afternoons. Call for key before clos,
ing hours.
The board of railroad commission.
ers were in Dickinson for IL few min
utes Wednesday morning, returning
with their families from u trip to the
Bad Lands.
There have been some very pleas
ant comments passed on the recent
Foresters' social. The members and
their families attended in almost
every instance.
1t is Il weekly-sometimes daily
occurrence to have washouts report
ed for Montana. Washington, and
Id tho points.
james Whalen. who bought III a1.
ditional band of sheep this season,
has arranged to so out to his ranch
south of Dickinson for II few months.
Parties having stock to put out Ivy
the year should write Judd Miller.
Dickinso,,; or james Wolfe, Painted
Woods, N. ID. 30 lm.
Refreshments will he served in the
N. r. gr.. We OH The 4th Of July Ivy the
Ladies Of the Congregational church,
commencing ut 1880 ii. M during Tic
afternoon and evening.
Charles krauth was in town Mon.
day circulating a petition asking con-
gress to protect wool. A long list of
signers WIS secured, and the whole
telegraphed Senator Roach in the
evening.
a few pair of those extra fine Rus.
sian calf tan shoes-men's Sizes
which will be sold cheap to close out
the lot, ut Scofield's. 69tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dosskcy and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Morris, who had Wis.
tied p. d. Prior's ranch in the Bad
Lands, returned home the first of this
week. They report IL very pie asant
outing.
Drs. Goeschel & Cooke have opened
u s%anitarium in Mandan. They have
good facilities for the treatment of
patients, and ask u chance to show
what they can do. Adv. i'll another
part of this paper.
When IL man runs into extrava-
gance it makes his pocket book limp.
However, if his feet are limping they
are not properly dressed. The per-
feet fit, the comfort and ease of De.
CRAFTS SO shoes are mexcelled. GIG
The outing taken hy the Congrsga-
tional Sunday school and friends
Thursday at Antelope creek vas a
very pleasant affair. The day was
all that II could ask for a picnic,
and the attendance was large.
To make good d%oughnuts: take u
hole and put some dough around it.
then fry in Golden Cottoline." For
sale ut Scofield's. Ills much better
and cheaper than lard. 6.9tf
c. F. Merry, northwestern agent
for the Wisconsin Central r. r., has
been hustling for the past few days
for live stock business for his COM.
pany. Mr.. Merry spent the latter
part Of this week among the ranch
men of Kildeer mountain.
The school board of this district
are ready to entertain bids for two
coat work with gypsine on the interi-
or walls Of the high school building;
also for two.coat work with liquid
stating on the blackboards of five
roons. Bids must he in before noon
of next Thursday. See notice.
Married-At the Catholic church,
Tuesday morning, June 20, Mr.. Henry
Reese to Miss Lizzie Brandley. Mr..
and Mrs. Reese are we'll known in
Dickinson, and have many friends
who wish them nothing less than hap.
piness and prosperity.
Prof. c. II. Clemmer conducted a
teachers institute AT Lakota this
week. He will be at Devils Lake, as
president of the Chautauqua Associa.
ton, from June 80 to July l8. Mr.:
Clemmer's last institute of the season
will be in Bottineau, July % to %,
and then VIC may look for him at
Dickinson.
Married-at Gladstone, Wednesday,
June q, by Rev. John Orchard, Mr..
". ~. l/uChNSlu W NloS l)cILllb lLec.
MI. Luckfisld has been an operator on
the Northern Pacific for a long time,
and has warn friends wherever
known. Mrs. Luckfeld is the esteem.
ed daughter of Robert Lee. We join
with friends in extending c%ongratula-
tions.
Married--at Richardton, Tuesday,
June 90. by Rev. John Orchard, Mr..
Thomas Yeakel to Miss Nettie J..
Henderson. The contracting parties
are favorably known in the vicinity
of Richardton and have the best
wishes of Il large circle Of friends.
The PRESS extends congratulations.
While in Topeka last March, Z. Z.
Barber, q prominent newspaper man