The Dickinson press., 1895-08-17

Prepare for winter by buying a
Worlds Best Furnace Of McCloy 4
Senour. 7.l3.
Johnnie Currie went east Tuesday
for q months visit at Valley City,
Ft. Ransom and st. Paul.
o. s. Goh will be home again the
first of next week and the gallery will
be open after August 20. s-l7
Mr.. Roberts, always willing to add
to the comfort of his tenants. is maxi
ing improvements in his town prop.
erty.
Fine line of wall paper ut Free.
mans. Prices cheaper than ever,
Call and see. 3.3Otf.
The widow of the late Henry Ward
Beecher was . west.bound passenger
few days since, on her way to visit
a son.
Houses and lots for sale, business
premises; also some excellent ranches;
terms to suit purchasers.
3-16tf. A. j. BURNETT.
Tramps broke into an N. P. car this
week but took nothing to speak Of
state papers to the contrary notwith-
standing.
For rent-Five room house on
Sims street. Furnace, good well,
eas enable rent. l.. A. Simpson.
S.l7.1t.
Miss Bessie Walker, who has beer
visiting her aunt, Mrs Cnrrie, return.
ed to her home at Valley City Tues
day evening.
Weakness is the symtom, impover
islled blood the cause, Hoods Sarsa
parilla the cure. 1t makes the veal
strong.
Rev. G. w. Gallagher was in Bel
field the first of the week and went tc
New England Thursday to hold re
llgious services.
]. G. Lanning, a travelling maj
from Minneapolis, was the guest o
his old friends, the Curries ant
Crowls, Tuesday.
Mr.. Angel of South H cart was il
town for treatment Satu tday night
He had sustained a fracture of tn
radius at the wrist.
j. ]. Freeman was elected one Q
the directors of the North Dakot
Pharmaceutical association at tn
annual meeting recently held.
j. w. Sellman has held his position
as section foreman at Belfield Yves
for nine years, Mr.. Sellman has in
vested his earnings largely in horses
We understand the subscriptio
list has been started for the bant
The boys are getting their uniform
and gifts should be generous.
A member of the Fargo band wa
heard to say recently, II wish we la
as good a band as yours" He We
talking to a member of the Dickinso
band.
An exchange has figured it out tha
the estimated shipment of $500 ca
loads of cattle from Dickinson th
year would make a train fifteen mile
long.
Thanks are hereby extended by til
young men and maidens to Manage
Klinefelter for the use of the opel
house Monday evening and to thos
who so kindly assisted by furnishin
music.
Nearly all women have good hal
though many are gray, and few al
, bald. Halls Hair Remover restor'
the natural color, and thlckenS tt
growth;of the hair.
Some slight changes are to l
made so that Roadmaster Parke
will hereafter occupy the entire nor
, wing instead of the upper floor of tt
headquarters building as at presen
G. w. Lee reports harvesting
full blast ut Gladstone. The Gla
stone roller mill is being remodel,
and new machinery put in under tt
direction of men Mr.. Lee brougl
with him when he returned fro
. Minneapolis.
Miss Lizzie Baker, sister of S.
u Baker, is still stenographer to his e
cellency, the governor of Minnesot
4 Miss Baker has become very efficie
}. and is held in high esteem by Go
Clough.
!. Rev. d. Halfpenny of spiritwoc
N. D. has been appointed pastor
;. the M. E. church in Dickinson, a
!, will preach in the court house, Su
day, August l8, at 7:30 p. m. Mr.. a
J. Mrs. Halfpenny have taken rooms
u Mrs. Groth's, Hannaford street.
The fact of our adding a compile
y = assortment of Thompson's glove
ting corsets will no doubt be hail
r. with delight by the ladies of Dick
t. son and vicinity. Once tried they ;
always preferred; no higher in pri
o.l7.27tf w. T. BE
Since 1878 there have been n
- epidemics of dysentery in differ
u parts of the country in which Cha
berlain's Cholic, Cholera and Di
a rhoea Remedy was used with peri