The Dickinson press., 1894-12-08

erfect fits and low prices. DeGraf,
the shoeman. 11.l7.
Fancy st ationery at j. B. Thomp.
sons. 1913
The state canvassing board meets
next Monday.
Candy, nuts, fancy articles, ETC., at
Thompson's. 1878
People cannot help talking about
the good weather.
Good reports come in from the
range-cattls doing we'll.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Nc.
Keever, Dec, l, a son.
You will find plenty of fine Christ.
mas articles at Thompson's. 1873
The North Dakota legislature con.
venes on the 9Th of January.
w. A. Link and Heber Bonney
were up from Antelope this week.
Thompson has a news stand in con.
nection with his confectionery store.
1913
Beautiful stamped doilies and a
skein of wash silk for S cents at
Best's. 1913
County Superintendent Clark Wis.,
tied schools in the eastern part Of
the county this week.
All knights of Pythias are request,
ed to attend lodge next Monday night
as business of special Importance
awaits the members.
We have a full line of embroidery
silks, stamped goods and fancy yarns.
Call and see what we have. w. T.
Best. 1873
A full attendance is desired at the
meeting of the Knights of Pythias
next Monday evening, as business of
Importance will come before the lodge.
District court is held open, and
Judge Winchester expects to get
around about the 18th to attend to
any business that may need the
courts attention.
Next Thursday night, Dec. Is, the
Masons Of this place will have install.
lation exercises, followed by a ball
and banquet. All members of the
order are invited.
Howard Eaton shipped a carload
of elk to Pittsburg, Pa, this week.
The car was side.tracked at Dickin.
son Wednesday for a short time and
attracted considerable attention.
John w. Currie a ahead of J. J.
Wamburg by about 1880 votes, and
ahead of Mr.. Reyes by nearly 1000
votes. All three had big majorities,
but Mr.. Currie takes the lead in
great shape.
At a meeting of the Dickinson
Hose Co. held Wednesday evening
the following officers were elected:
Frank Lucas, foreman; Geo. Upright,
LIST assistant; w. H. Walton, treas.
urer; I. G. DeGraff, secretary.
1t is reported that Mrs. Orlando
Giles and Billy Davidson, of the
Grand river country, have been ar.
rested and taken to Minnesota, S. D.
1t is generally understood they were
!, indicted by the grand jury some time
ago.
Several families in town this sea.
son have set large heating stoves in
their cellars, bricked them in and at
tached hot air pipes the same as one
would do in setting IL furnace. Th,
; device seems to make a very goot
substitute for a furnace and does no
cost to exceed $50 or 500.
An exchange says: It would b,
= hardly fair for Major Edwards ant
Leslie Simpson to get into a fight owe,
the speakership of the next house, i
there is any danger of the major "sit
!, ting down on him. 1t would take al
r of Stark county to dig him out.
,, 1t has been suggested that a achoo
! be opened in South Dickinson to re
lleve the pressure. 1t is very evi
: dent that something of the kind will
: have to be done before many week
: if the enrolment continues to in
a crease as it has the past month.
q 1t is often u mystery how a coll
+ has been "caught;''. The fact i.
q however, that when the blood is poo
and the system depressed. one be
comes peculiarly liable to diseases
When the appetite or the strength
a fails, Ayers Sarsaparilla should b
taken without delay.
Two oil tanks were shipped t
IS Dickinson this week, each containin;
n about $4,000 pounds of oil. They ar
9 to be placed in the Standard Oil CO.
new warehouse at this place. TIL
construction agent is expected an
IS day to superintend the setting of tn
G. tanks.
II The Occidental club has been OF
'e ganized by some twenty of the rail
70 road boys. having quarters in tn
Is Opera building. A good line of reat
n ing matter and gymnastic equipment
IL have been procured. The club is d.
serving and should have encourag,
ment.
j r.. u. Madonna has hrcnaht a dan