The Dickinson press., 1894-02-17

overlooked.
Mrs. NJ. L. Ayers and Mrs. Anna
Hills will entertain the No Name
Circle next Wednesday evening at
at half-past eight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Craker, who have
been visiting the Lees ut Gladstone
since December, returned to Omena,
Mich.,. on Wednesday.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church will hold a social ut the resi-.
dence of Mrs. ]. G. F. Parker, Friday
evening Of next week.
Ed. Older is on Grand river picking
out Il a of draft horses to ship down
to Fairmont, MINI. Ed. has some Of
the finest horses about here.
Our goods and prices have won the
confidence of the people. They are
always right.
2-l7tf. DICKINSON MERCANTILE Co.
On account Of his wife's health, Mr..
Richardson does not take the Simpson
house on Sims street; but ]. B. Thomp.
son, instead, moved in this week.
1t is said that the North Dakota
milling ASSOCIATE IN has decided to run
its mills this season to their full CT.
pacity-and Golf will still make rs
good pictures us can be had anywhere.
1t is strange that all expressions of
qualification over the passage of the
Wilson bill are received by cable; but
not strange that every M is satisfied
with a bath ut Christiansen's.
st. Valentines day has come aud
gone. 1t was made the most Of by
the Misses Spears, who entertained the
No Name Club Wednesday evening
at the residence Of their sister, Mrs.
A. N. J+fferies.
1t is better to have cash in hand
than to hold over a stock Of goods for
future profit. This is exactly the
opinion DeGraff the shoeman holds
and will prove tho truth of it by
rushing trade.
Rev. l.. E. Brown writes from
Grand Forks under date of Feb. Is:
This morning Mrs. Brown is
better. 1t is her first really hopeful
morning. She is very low, but the
fever is broken. 1t is the thirty third
day of her sickness"
The bottom seems to have fallen
out of silver and wheat. Both are
lower than they have before been
within the memory of living men.
Both will ZONE up again. Both are
Il necessity and both are lower than
they can he produced. Goto Golf for
your pictures.
Members of the Green river school
district have petitioned the school
board for a three.months' term of
school, commencing with the first of
March. The petitioners claim that
they can send their children to school
early and thereby be greatly conven-
fenced.
DeGraff the shoeman means pre-
cisely what he says when he offers
the remainder of his winter stock at
cost. These goods are all new, nc
shelf worn stock and of full value to
those who need them and they are all
rare bargains.
The Fargo Argus remarks that
.'there is said to be a strong move
ment on foot for placing C, F, Merry
of Dickinson on the state ticket fol
lieutenant governor. Charlie has q
strong following on the Missouri
!, slope, and his many friends are anx'
ious to have him declare himself on
the subject"
Our old friend and former citizen
D. T. Hincklev, writes from Mass. un
der date of Feb. IL: Having cleal
: North Dakota weather now" From
telegraphic reports of the following
day, we are inclined to think there
was a sudden change and more frigit
weather prevailed for q time.
] Stark county was well represented
at Bismarck Tuesday, and the Trib
une gave notice Of the delegation lik,
thisi "Dickinson sent down a goot
. delegation to the Wool Growers con
vention, and the several member,
came in on the afternoon train. Their
/. were Treasurer Lee Of Stark county
| who has quite an interest in sheep on
that way; County Auditor John Leask
I another sheep man; H. L. Dickinson
y one of the leading business men o
the city; c. F. Merry, of the Nortl
Dakota Live Stock association, who j
. interested in all things pertaining t
the advancement of all stock inter
ests, and Rditor Ayers of the Dickin
9 son PRESS, who came down to lool
Q after the newspaper side of the ques
tion."
j. The No Name Circle held a meet
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
A. N. Jefferies, Wednesday evening
y Misses Della and Florence Spears be
. ing the entertaining members of til
circle. The program wa of a move
character suitable to st. Valentine
: day, the principal feature consistin
; Of writing Valentine verses upo
cards furnished for the purpose
Some of the verses we're very goo
d and when read aloud created a grea