The Dickinson press., 1894-02-24
Fred Christensen wants everybody
to get a bath at his place.

Fred Christensen wants every bod!
to get q bath at his place.
Remember that the G. o. d. peo
pie have moved to Barnes street.
Lost-a left.hand buckskin glove
finder will please leave same at thi.
Office.
P. Mckinley has commenced the
excavation of large cellar under the
rink building.
The Northern Pacific paid u per.
sonal tax of s4l3s Tuesday to County
Treasurer Lee.
Good upland hay at IS per ton, ap'
ply to Jas. Colgrove. 2.l7-2t
For rent-Rooms suitable for Offices
or light housekeeping, over our dry
goods store 2.l7tf Sphinx & Best.
The social which was to have been
given at J. G. F. Parker's last even.
ing has been postponed until next
week.
G. H. Merry: I call this a good
winter. We have lost three sheep
out of a bunch of 1000 since last fall,
which is not the natural loss.
Rev. l.. B. Hardy, who has been i'll,
is about again and will occupy the
pulpit of the First Baptist church
both morning and evening next Sum
day.
A new combination baggage, ex.
press and mail car for the Washing
ton & Columbia River railroad. was
seen in the Dickinson yards this
week
The following subjects are an
nounctd for next Sunday at the Bap-
tist church: Morning, "Moral Back
bone the Need of the Age" evening,
"The Lord Our Defender"
f. y. McC;,dams and NJ. d. Clark.
who have l,een working on the yell
lowstone division, are off duty. They
have not been given their time and so
are liable to lie called for work at any
time.
Miss Clara Coleman, teacher in the
second primary departm ent of the
Dickinson school, has given up her
work and gone home to Nebraska.
Miss Coleman has taught for five
terms and has many friends here.
You cannot forget the needy, such
weather as this; you can do most
worthy act by giving a pair of shoes
as beneficience to some deserving
family. DeGraff the shooman makes
special prices on sales of this kind.
People troubled with sick and nerv.
Gus headaches will find most effica.
cious remedy in Ayers Cathartic
Pills They strengthen the stomach,
stimulate the liver, restore healthy
action to the digestive organs, and
thus afford speedy and permanent re.
lief.
Moved to former quarters in the
Fennell building, the Great Northern
Supply Store. The location is more
convenient for our patrons, whom we
shall be better prepared to serve by
this removal than ever before. Call
and see the C. o. d. people.
Court Dickinson No. 900. 1. o. F.,
is making remarkably rapid growth
in number of members. About fl.
teen applications have been received
in the past month. The I. o. F. af.
fords absolutely safe life insurance
at low rate, which of itself is an
object for men of sound bodies to
join.
The Dickinson band has been reor.
ganized and bids fair to become one
of the first in the state. Officers have
heen elected us follows: D. s. Little.
hales, president; Geo. w. Lee, vice
president; John Leask, secretary, and
treasurer; DIR. H. A. Davis, director;
l.. D. Kiddcr and ]. A. McGrego:, di.
rectors.
The knights attended Divine ser.
vice in body at the Episcopal
church Sunday morning. February
10 marks the passing of the third
decade or thirtieth period of the ex.
istence of the Knights of Pythias,
and it was the request of Grand
Chancellor Cochran that all subor.
dinate lodges make due observance
of the natal day in some manner.
The man who thinks u newspaper
should be made up exclusively of
reading matter suited to his particu.
lar whims and prejudices is pretty
hard to please. He forgets that there
are others who are interested in sub.
jects which he deems obnoxious.
All kinds of people read newspapers,
and there must be variety in the
kinds of news published.-Ex.
The government thermometer at
this place registered twenty below
zero Sunday morning-the lowest
point reached during the night
eighteen Monday morning and twenty
heloX again Tuesday morning. THE