The Dickinson press., 1895-04-06
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Morning subject at the ConsresAs
tional church next Sunday. "The
lever to lift the world"
Houses and lots for sale, also bust.
ness premises; terms to suit purchas-
era. s-letf. A. J. ByRsErr.
Quite a company gathered BY in.
vitation at e. L. Sco1eld's Monday
and spent a pleasant evening at
cards.
Mrs. Gooth, late Of Glen Ullin,
bought one of the Roberts houses
this week. The sale was made by
A. J. Burnett.
The county commissioners ap.
pointed a good justice of the peace
at Richardton when they appointed
Benjamin Webb.
]. Schultz is raising about Eve
greyhound pups, which he expects
will be swift enough by next fall to
run down wolves and deer.
twill be well for the ladies to call
on Miss Murn today, AS she has her
spring and summer opening of millin-
cry. 4.6.1t
Are you all tired out. do you have
that tired feeling or sick headache!
You can be relieved of all these by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Henry Bredemeier started his band
of 600 sheep Thursday from his Tay.
lor farm to Knife river, where they
will be ranged for the summer.
Gus Anderson: l expect some cat
tie from Minnesota about the 7th.
l.. Christensen has been buying for
several Of the settlers at Bel6eld.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Ayers enter.
tanned a small company Saturday
evening in honor of Mrs. Anderson
and Miss Nelson, guests in town.
Henry Bredemeier and Joe Chris.
ten, Of Taylor, went to St. Paul Thurs.
day night to buy cattle-IThe former
intends TO get two cars and the latter
one car.
Captain j. G. Saunders, who lives
about five miles east of Dickinson,
has a very fine band of sheep num-
berlng 700. His loss since September
has been three head.
Chase & Frye are picking up Min
nesota cattle for shipment next
month. They contracted for q part
of this spring purchase in the win
ter and probably wish now that they
had contracted more.
I have leased the farm known as
tho Davis farm near Davis Buttes,
east of Dickinson, and forbid all per-
sons grazing or t%respassing in any
manner on the same.
$3.50. C. S. LANaDoN.
L. A. Simpson, attorney for de.
PENDANT, and Alex Hughes, attorney
for state. went to Medora Monday
and arranged for a $4,000 bail for
NJ. Wadsworth. A. Hilliard and
VIM. Raw stand as sureties.
F. C. Angliss has his new wheel
Minneapolis No. 8-manufactured by
s. F. Heath & Co. 1t is one of the
very best wheels made, strong and
durable. Mr.. Angliss is the agent
of this company and is prepared to
make repairs, etc.
To close out the balance Of my
shoes, will sell for the next thirty
days at just one.half the regular
price. for cash. These goods are all
right and every pair warranted as
represented. E. l.. Scofeld. 1923
The M L brand of cattle numbering
some $4,000 have been purchased by
Butte and Helena parties. John w.
Goodall has charge Of $500 head of
these cattle.
We are not selling u clothing at
cost, nor are we going to nov out of
town, but we will give you as good
value for your money as any one.
4.6tf. Currie & Crowl.
It may save you time and money
to be informed that, when you need
a blood.purifer, Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the kind most in favor with the
medical profession. 1t is the stan.
dard iand, as such, the only blood.
purifier admitted at the Chicago
Worlds Fair.
Three more Aermotor wind mills
for sale. Any size wheel or height
tower wanted. All galvanized and
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Also
all kinds Of pumps, including the
Aermotor's famous irrigation pump.
.16tf o. E. FooTE, Agt.
The Northern Pacific receivers.
one or more, and a nun her of the
officers of the road went west
Wednesday on a fast special. Su-
perintendent Pearson went to Man.
dan Tuesday evening to meet and
accompany the officials over the Mis-.
souri, Yellowstone division.
Fargo Forum: Miss Rachel Foley,
one of the popular students of Fargo
College, will teach the Thompson
school near Mapleton this summer.
Miss Foley is a bright and lovely
young lady, whose brother is the tai
ented Quinlainian reporter Of The