The Dickinson press., 1894-04-21

The Baptist aid society will meet
with Mrs. G. II. Merry next We'd
nesday. 9
Congregational church: Subject for n
Sunday evening at 1880, .Man's Diary
Kept by God''. Song service at 7:l5.
Horses, broken and unbroken. for :
sale on time to suit purchasers on =
approved security. Apply at c. o. D. !,
store. IA =
For sale-one house and lot-nine
rooms in house. For price and terms 9
call at the c. o. D. store, Barnes 8
street. IA 8
G. o. D. store will have an auction
sale every afternoon and evening un. >,
til the first of May. This is great
chance to secure real bargains. "
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Wilde celebrated b
the fifth anniversary of their mar. &
riage on Wednesday evening. They Il
we're the recipients of a set of oak
chairs.
G. H. Klinefelter did q great ser.
vice to the public this week in grad.
ing up the crossing between Robin =
son & DeFrance's and Currie L -
Crowl's.
The children of Mr.. ]. B. McDon- e
ough, so sadly bereft of a mothers 8
care, will soon go to Bismarck where n
they will be cared for in the family a
of Mr.. Moran. p
Cheap notoriety proves to be an ex. : :
pensive luxury to those who follow .
ilaring announcements and do not re.
member that DeGraff's bargains last
all the while.
Senator AIcGillivray received an a
order by telegram Saturday to send a g
carload of Ignite at once for testing 9
purposes in a large machinery man. i
ufactory at st. Paul.
VIM. J. Kirby and his son Will c
were in town from the Cannon Ball
last Saturday. They have lost few
sheep during the winter but have
sustained no loss in cattle.
Heinz Ebrand bottle pickles, chow
chow, celery sauce, salad dressing,
olives, chilli sauce, pepper sauce, evap. .
Grated horse radish, ketchup and pre-. .
serves in glass at Scofield's.
Mrs. John McDonough died sud. :
denly Friday afternoon, April l3, at
her home in South Dickinson. The
funeral was attended from the Cath
clio cnu- q: Su.1!sy, at 2 o'clock.
John Joyce, who was in St. Paul
last week on business for the firm of
Lindsey & Joyce, says that as com.
pared with the Twin Cities the peo.
pie of Dickinson know nothing of
hard times.
There is money enough in the coun.
try to make times as lively as ever
was known, but the trouble is in a
general feeling of timidity. Let us
get over that by using money wisely
Trade at DeGraff's.
James Whalen returned the first of
the week from a trip to the Cedar
where J. p. Moon is holding 200
sheep for him. Mr.. Moon has no
sheds but has lost during the winter
and spring but twelve lambs.
May 4, Arhor Day. E. H. Westover
can supply all parties with first class
eotton-w wood trees, from one to four
inches in diameter, and set them out
in good order at from one to two dol.
lars each. 4.2l.2t
Mrs. Alf White returned Wednes.
day from Minneapolis and st. Paul
where she had been to meet Misses
E. Wood and Florence White who
have just come from England. Mrs.
White and the young ladies are stop.
ping at H. F. Becket's for few days
before going out to the w ranch.
1t would he worth while for the
ladies to bear in mind that if they
take gentle course of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla in the spring, they will have
no trouble with "prickly heat"
''hives," s'sties," ''boils." or "black
heads" when summer comes. Pre-.
vention is better than cure.
Master Mechanic Phelan has been
rendered and has accepted the posi-.
tion of superintendent of motive pow.
er on the Missouri as we'll as on the
Dakota division. His many friends
will be glad to learn of this. Mr..
Lord goes to Winnepeg to take
charge of the shops there.
Several friends of I. G. DeGraff |
gave him pleasant surprise Monday
night, the occasion being the pres
ence of his brother, E. G. Welch, of |
Bismarck. About thirty were pres
ent and enjoyed dancing and cards.
The district veterinarian after a
visit to South Heart and an examina-
tion of the herds where sickness has |
prevailed, reports that the trouble re-.
suits from feeding dry hay and not |
: giving sufficient water, and the water |
given being stagnant and therefore |
poor. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Moran of Bis. !
marck, Mr.. and Mrs. Haines of Man.