The Dickinson press., 1894-06-23
VIM. Ray, Jr.. is home from school.

VIM. Ray, Jr.. is home from school.
s. D. Gigg: 1 have some as fine bar
ley as anyone aver saw.
Sheriff Hayes returned home Friday
from his visit to Colorado.
Supt. Pearson was in Dickinson
Friday with the N. p. pay.car.
Ladies' seamless vests, 1Oc. each or
three for Csc. at Currie & Crowl's.
Mrs. L. b. Hardy and children
went to Minnesota Thursday on Il
visit.
Miss Grace Crowl gave IL party
Tuesday evening in honor of Miss
Jessie Rawson.
Henry Rau, living north of Dickin
son, received a v sprain in his
ankle a short time ago.
No postal notes will he issued If.
ter July L. Money orders will be
issued at a reduced rate.
E. G. Bishop was seriously injured
Thursday night near Glendive. He
was taken home to Dickinson Friday.
Mrs. Reynolds, who has been visit.
ing her sister. Mrs, r.. +. Fuller of
this place, returned to Vermont on
Friday.
j.. Z. Tingle and c. S. Langdon are
X. p. delegates to the grand lodge
meeting, which convenes in James.
town on June 25.
Currie & Crowl's shoe trade keeps
up right along, as they give you value
for the money every time, and don't
blow about it, either.
Gents underwear 70c. u suit, Il bet
ter one at $l.O0 IL suit. Call aud look
vt them. They will please you.
CuI;RIE & CRowL.
Stock always up like Il bird in the
air; prices always down like Il stone
in the water. Such arc the condi.
lions at DeGraff's. GIG
Mrs. Lafayette Richardson has had
some extensive repairs made on her
Barnes street property, one block
north of the Ray residence.
1t takes two to make II bargain;
but DeGraff, the shoeman. will meet
you more than halfway, if you will
give him Il call. GIG
In baking powder get the best; ask
for Whites Label at Currie and
| Crowl's and you will get it. If you
have'not tried it get a sample can.
The Republican primaries for the
county convention to elect delegates
to Grand Forks will be held ut the
court house to-day, from 2 to 4O'clock
p. Iii.
The PRESS inadvertently omitted to
say last week that Miss Maggie Fen
nell had returned from Elmira. N. Y,
and was expecting to remain for some
time at Dickinson.
To make good do%ughnuts: take a
hole and put some dough around it,
then fry in Golden Cottoline." For
sale ut Scofield's. 'Tis much better
and cheaper than lard. 6.9tf
Currie & Crowl are closing out
their stock of clothing at cost; don't
fail to call in and buy what you need
as it must go at cost. No more, no
less. this is a chance you don't havs
every day.
Rev. f. C. Johnston will hold ser.
vice ut the Baptist church Sunday
afternoon, June "a, at 3 o'clock.
Quarterly meeting has been post.
poned on account of the sickness of
Rev. MI. Ryan.
DeGraff. the shoe man, could write
you out a list of bargains to read as
long as the moral law; but for posi-.
tive evidence, call at his store and
know the truth to your own salts.
faction. GIG
James Colgrove was elected school
director Tuesday for Newport district,
Capt. Saunders and A. f. Reilly were
candidates for treasurer, receiving an
equal number of votes. The former
resigned in favor of the latter.
Died-At his residence north OF
Dickinson, Tuesday morning, June -
Geo. Simons, aged t~hirty.five years
Deceased leaves a wife and child
He was u good citizen and had made
a fair start in the stock business.
Rev. j. Copeland a. M, late o
Princeton, will preach next Sabbath
in the Presbyterian church, morning
and evening. Morning subject: "Di
vine Worship and what it implies
Evening subject: "The Good Samari
tan" All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Sometime ago 1 was troubled with
an attack of rheumatism. I uset
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and wa
completely cured. 1 have since ad
vised many of my friends and Gus
toners to try the remedy and all speal
hinhlr of il Simon Gar