The Dickinson press., 1895-03-16
Services as usual by Rev. John Or.
chard at Congregational church on
SUNDAY,

Sunday.
Preaching by Rev. F. G. Johnston in
Baptist church next Sunday evening
ut 7:3O.
Eli Perkins (Melvill D. Langdon)
will lecture in Dickinson Wednesday
evening, March 81.
Desirable residences in Dickinson
for sale by j. G. Campbell; also farm.
ing lands in Stark county cheap. 3-l6
Houses and lots for sale, also bust
ness premises; terms to suit purchas-
ers. 3-18tf. A. j. BURNETT.
Look over scoield's line of dress
goods, dimities, ginghams, and duck.
ing before purchasing elsewhere. 80
1t is expected that a decision will
be handed down by the supreme
court in the Kent case next week.
Ice delivered at any time and in
Suy 4uais1sy.
soft w. NJ. KL1NEFELTER.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid So
ciety will meet with Mrs. John Davis
next Wednesday ut 2 p. IN.
Repairing Of harness and saddles of
all kinds. Harness made to order a
specially. 3.l6tf. E. w. Cook.
Acting through the blood. Hoods
Sarsaparilla not only cures scrofula,
salt rheum, ETC., but gives health and
vigor to the whole body.
The oil painting which Mrs. Jutz.
Ter has been doing the past few days
with Miss White, is much admired
by all who have seen it.
E. w. Cook, of Miles City, has
opened a saddlery store in Langdon's
rooms. MIR. Langdon has organs and
sewing.machines for sale there as of
old.
All who wish to contract for cattle
for spring delivery will do we'll to
correspond with J. E. Phelan, Fargo,
N. D. See notice elsewhere in this
issue.
Thin or gray hair and bald heads,
so d%ispleasing to many people as
marks of age, may he averted for a
long time by using Halls Hair re.
newer.
The first National Bank statement
published in this issue shows deposits
of $4,000. The deposits shown in
the December statement were
S2O3,O0O
Word comes from Jamestown that
Rev. John Orchard has preached a Sc
ries of excellent sermons with mark
ed effect during his two weeks reviv.
al work. in that place.
E. H. Brewster of Mingusville goes
west the last of this month to pur
chase cattle. Mr.. Brewster informs
the PRESS that cattle in his locality
are looking fine.
Evening subject in the Presbyter.
ian church: "Lesssons we learn from
St. Patrick the apostle of Ireland
Morning: Clearing n another's
Burdens in Love-"
G. H. Klinefelter and 1. G. DEG raf
have each purchased one of Babcock''
Champion Fire Extinguishers. 1t is
something which every business
house in Dickinson ought to have.
Two letters for Jacob Ehli of this
place, which we're among the mail on
the lost Elbe, have been received
John Riessbeck has one OF the enve
lopes and Postmaster I'll thompson TIL
other.
Wanted-a good girl to do genera
Homework on a ranch one and a hal
miles from town. Good wages ant
work thesyear round for the right one
Write to P. o. box SO, Wibaux, Mont
3-16tf.
Mothers-there is a way to save
labor in the way of sewing on but
tons on the boys shirt waists. A
new idea. See samples of "Mothers
Friend" shirt waists at the Colum
bia.
An aggressive and progressive poll
cy is needed by merchants nowadays
to keep the tide of trade moving
Everything in business inclines t.
sluggishness. but Currie & Crowl be
lieve in stirring things up.
The names of w. 7. Best and How
ard Eaton appear on the list of gram
Jurors drawn for the United State
court which convenes in Bismarc'
March 20. A. L. Martin of Sentine
Butte is one of the petit jurors.
Mrs. Langdon will confne hersel
entirely to the millinery trade here
after, and offers a large line Of EN-
broideries. corsets, gloves. under
wear, ruching' and small wares a
your own price. Call early if 20
want them.
Mrs. NJ. Wadsworth is out on bail
$4,000 furnished by A. C. McCilli
, vray and VIM. Ray. 1t is reportc
!, that Genl. Hughes, attorney for Bill
ings county. has consented to til
release of Mr.. Wadsworth on condi
tion of bail being given for the sam
amount.
: But few men in the legislature