The Dickinson press., 1894-08-11
Ivy Poisoning

Ioct cure, W1t0Out leaving any scars, 400 dn0
has had
No Sign Of the Poison Since.
She Is well and hearty. I have taken Hoods
Sarsaparilla after the grip with good results, and
have also given 1t to our four children. We arc
all pictures Of perfect health and ore It to
Hood's SaIsaparilla." J. c. FREEMAN. Van
N B. II you decide to take Hoods Sarsapa-
nlla do not be induced to buy any other instead.
Hoods Pills arc hand made, and perfect
iaproportion and appearance. 25c. per boz.
Sa tnrday, August IL, 1894.
New line SC. calicoes ut Scofeld's.
Parker's mouse attraction is i'm.
nense.
A nlce line of outing tiannels. fast
eclors. ut Scofield's.
An ugly set of tramps have been in
town lately.
The railroad boys are making good
time these days.
Farmers are too busy harvesting to
come to town.
Jack Harms got engine No. 7l3 from
the Dakota division.
j. NJ. Tracey expects to thresh 90.
600 bushels of wheat.
Dan Joyce of Taylor lost a valuable
horse II short time ago.
Want to subscribe for a magazine
OF paper? You can do so at the PRESS
Office.
Ole Oleson has rented the Tracey
thresher. He com menccd on ]. Ms.
wheat last week.
If you want 10 buy u sewing ma
chine or an organ, or piano, see C. s.
1.angdon. 3.3tf.
Mollie Gunderson has received all
the stamps she needs-considerable
W II million.
c. +. Merry has erected a barn for
the convenience of his Barnes street
residence.
Shoes which do not pinch the feet
or the pocket book. are to be found at
DeGraff's. 7.28tf.
II. C. Anderson the Kildeer noun.
sa:.-stocxm IN, has bought Rev. l.. b.
Hardy's residence property.
Alex Fowler says that they expect
to gather cattle at his ranch about
tre 18th or 18th.
Scoield has on tap Il barrel Of the
hest N. O. molasses that ever struck
North Dakota.
Mrs. l.. A. Simpson was taken to
st. Luke's hospital. st. Paul, this
week for treatment.
Wanted-a good secondhand road
wagon; price must be cheap, apply to
KY z, Press office. S.4.3p.
554 is al engine which was brought
onto the Missouri division from the
Dakota division this week.
st. Johns church, morning prayer
at IL a. M, evening prayer at 8 p. M,
Sunday school at IL IN.
A new wind mill to trade for stock.
Call on or address, O. Il. Foote, Dick.
inson. 4-2Stf
In his sermon Sunday night, Rev.
John Orchard gave some good sugges.
tions to young ladies.
The trend of trade is towards Dc.
CRAFTS, because the values and bar.
gains are there. 7.28tf.
The Lehigh Coal Mining Co., has
contracted with J. f. Brodie to mine
their coal for another year.
To walk uprightly and stand with
dignity before men, you should wear
DeGraff's easy fitting shoes. 7-2Stf
Go to scoaeld's for heavy s%lirtings.
uCiiulo NSiNN SOA uINll OlVC CsbllCOCos COA>
or and wearing qualities guaranteed.
Yearling steers have been laid down
In Dickinson at $l3 per head, 2-year
ODDS at Sl7.25, during the last few
weeks.
Wisdom lays the foundation of
knowledge with Il good understand.
ing. BE wise therefore and buy yonr
shoes at DeGraf's. 7.2stf.
A stock Car containing III cattle
was burned near Mandan on the even.
ing of August 5. Only a few head
were saved.
Dan Joyce: Let people who think
Stark county has no crop come to
Taylor. My acreage is small but the
quantity is all right.
In this issue appears the adv. of C.
j. Alloway, live stock commission
perchant. located at the Minneapolis
stock yards, New Brighton, MINI.
Mr.. Alloway is an ex-state yeterinari.
an, and he specially solicits the bust
ness of North Dakota. He has made
some good sales for parties at nickin.
son and solicits correspondence from