The Dickinson press., 1895-08-24

W. @. Tubbs Is greeting his Dick.
inson friends and taking orders for
fall goods.
Schools In Novl Hradec, taught by
Miss Coleman and Miss Mae Auld,
began Monday.
Wool Soap, for washing underwear
and all woolen goods without shrink
ing. For sale only at Scofeld's. go
MI. Deither of Minneapolis was in
town the first Of the week to prove
up on his tree claim near Davis
Battes.
We note in q jamestown paper that
]. s. Parker, father of N. L. Parker,
has returned to his home at Matlock,
Iowa.
Tired women need to have their
blood purified and enriched by Hoods
sarsaparilla. 1t will give them
strength and health.
]. Fennell this week decided lot 10,
block %, and the buildin gs thereon
to his daughter, Maggie, considera.
tion one dollar.
The infant children of Judge and
Mrs. J. G. Campbell and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. ]. Greene were baptized at
the Episcopal church Sunday.
Our report of the dancing party last
week should have read. "given by
Mrs. A. T. Crowl and the Misses
Ware and Alice Klinefelter.
H. LeGrand Ensign is back from
the Columbia. A bad fire. burning
out a bridge, kept him a prisoner
three days on q branch road.
Miss Maud L. Evans, a telegraph
operator from st. Paul, arrived Sat.
urday and is working in the Office
here during the busy season.
Halls Hair Renewer renders the
hair lustrous and silken, gives it an
even color, and enables women to put
it up in great variety and styles.
Rep. and Mrs. E. G. johnson, and
two children, of st. Charles. Mime.
sofa are spending the week with Mr. /.
Johnson's brother, R. H. johnson.
Members Of the band and their
friends. the party numbering about
forty, went out to Tom Fishers for
picnic Saturday, returning next day.
The amount of business done by
Currie 4 Crowl is tremendous. Why!
Because they get what people want,
and advertise to let people know
where to find it.
The Fennell property on Barnes
street has been thoroughly repaired
and put in good shape. A new steel
roof replaces the old one and the
chimney has been rebuilt.
o. P. Ziner, who has been to Min.
nesota to attend to the sale of his
mothers farm, returned Tuesday.
He reports good sale and says the
Minnesota crops are tremendous.
The annual meeting of the Congre.
gational churches of the state will be
held in Fargo September 10, IL and
IL. Rev. G. W. Gallagher has been
requested to speak upon the "Needs
of Fargo College"
A destructive prairie fire occurred
the last of last week south of New
England. G. r. Pendergast lost a
large part of his range and some hay
and w. A. Kirby, who was just start.
ing ranch on the Cedar was com.
pletely burned out.
Little Oracle Currie came near
having a serious accident Saturday.
She was thrown from her horse and
her foot was fast in the stirup and
her arm caught in the bride rein
Only the gentleness of the pony saved
her life.
we are indebted to supt. Bates fol
the following: The state tuition fund
apportioned August 10, was sa9,504.
"a or sl.0o per capita. Stark county
with l,l7s pupils of school age, get:
l,284.O2.
There was pleasant reception al
New England Wednesday evening in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kirby
and also of Mr.. Keene, who soo1
leaves the country. Several from
Dickinson were present.
The fact of our adding a complete
: assortment of Thompson's glove fit
ting corsets will no doubt be hailet
with delight by the ladies of Dickin
son and vicinity. Once tried they ar,
always preferred; no higher in price
l7.27tf w. T. BEST
The war department has issued {
circular regarding accommodation
at tho Chattanooga National Milita..
Park dedication, Those intending Il
attend should communicate before
hand with Captain Miller of Chatta
l nooga relative to &C ccommodations.
,
Mr.. Dafoe has learned that hi
mother is in quite poor health ant
has been obliged to give up the su
. perintendency of the W, G. T, U
! work in the county Jail. The hom
paper says of her: Mrs. Dafoe ha
4 been a most jealous and earnes
& worker along prison lines and in ad
J. dition to those gifts has exercise
h great discretion in their use. he