The Dickinson press., 1895-06-08
Wm. Ray has closed his Sims street
market for this month.

WIN. Ray mas closed MS Sims stree
market for this month.
William Ray, Jr., is with j. G
Thom pson at the postoffice.
The Tom Thumb company has can
celled its date at Dickinson.
c. II. Wiley has been improving
his residence property.
II. C. Hill has heen in t,.wn tins
week on account of an injured knee
H. s. Francis and W. A. Dnpa,
Boston wool buyers, arrived Thurs.
day.
w. E. Walker, u wool buyer from
Great Falls, Mont, has been in town
this week.
The PRESS is informed by the Grand
Forks Woolen Mills Co. that a party
living in this vicinity recently wrote
asking for samples but failed to give
address. Always sign your name.
Superintendent E. ]. Pearson, who
had been in st. Paul a week or ten
days, returned the first of the week i.
Roadmasters ]. G. Parker and Thad.
deus Ellis of the 3rd district met Mr..
Pearson at Mandan.
George OFT has gone to Livingston.
where, we understand, he is reasona.
hly certain of getting train. Mrs.
OFT expects to join her husband within
few days. Mr.. OFT is good rail.
road man. good citizen, and the peo.
pie are sorry to see him leave.
The Odd Fellows of Frontier elect.
ed the following officers Tuesday
night: NJ. L. Ayers, N. G.; Duncan
Mckenzie, V. G.; F. S. Cunning ham,
R. S.; T. H. Brien, treasurer; d. S.
Littlehales, trustee.
With the blood full of humors, the
heated term is all the more Cypress.
i've. Give the system a thorough,
cleansing with Ayers Sarsaparilla and
a dose or two of Ayers Pills, and you
will enjoy Summer as never before in
your life. Just try this for once, and
you'll not repent it.
The Missouri Y ellowstone division
is divided into three road districts.
No. belongs to j. G. F. Parker and
extends from Mandan to Medora. No.
2 belongs to w. P.Murn and extends
from Medora to Miles City. No.
belongs to Thaddeus Ellis and extends
from Miles City to Billings.
J. F. Brodie, proprietor of the East
Lehigh Coal Co., returned Thursday
from jamestown, whittier he had
been In the interest of his mine. Mr..
Brodie was disappointed in not get,
ting the asylum coal contract and he
expressed some surprise, inasmuch
as his bid was considerable lower
than the one accepted.
Judge Winchester has fixed Satur.
day, June Is, as the date of the Bill.
lings county term of court. On that
date it is probable that motion will
be made by the Wadsworth attorneys
for change of venue to another
county. This motion will be heard
and the date and place for the tria
will then be fixed.-Bismarck Tribune
Court Dickinson No. 900 will cele
brate on June II. the 2lst anniversary
f the existence of the Independent
Order of Foresters. The opera house
has been engaged and preparations
are being made for a good time
Messrs. Parker, Hagerman and De
Foe have been appointed a commit.
tee Of general arrangements.
The state board of railroad com.
missioners came in from the west
Wednesday morning and made a STOP
of nearly an hour. Besides Commits.
sioners Currie, Keyes and Wambere
and Secretary Phelan, a number OF
state officers and friends were along,
viz: Auditor and Mrs. F. A. Briggs,
Secretary and Mrs. G. NJ. Dahl, Mr.
and Mrs. r. D. HOskins, Miss Wake.
man, DR.. Anderson, Treasurer Geo
E. Nichols, Commissioners F. B,
Fancher and Editor Foley of the Bis.
marck Tribune. Supt. E. J. Pearson
accompanied the party east over the
Missouri division.
Mrs. w. P. Murn of Glendive
speaks in tho highest terms of DR.
j. Hunt of Glendive both as a physi.
clan and a gentleman. Mrs. Murn
was seriously ill last December and
for several weeks lay in a semi.un
conscious state and her condition was
most critical. She feels that it is tc
DR.. Hunts especial promptness and
skill that she was restored to hel
usual health. During the last month
Mrs Murn has been enjoying visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Reilly ut Broncho, and she is now
paying visit to her parents who live
roor D;oIordto~