The Dickinson press., 1895-04-27

Judge Campbell is raising his
house up and putting on the second
story.
Clyde Campbell is learning to use
the type writer in his fathers law
Office.
Herman Polzien had fine radishes
of his own raising on the market
this week.
Roadmaster Parker has been i'm.
proving the Northern Pacific grounds
at this place by setting trees.
A. J. Osburne, who has a home.
stead near Gladstone, has returned
from a winters visit in Michigan.
General Hughes and son Ed. con.
suited the people here this week with
reference to an electric light plant.
Keep Thursday evening, May 2,
clear to meet your friends, have a
good time, and eat maple sugar at
NJ. L. Ayers.
T. S. Underhill was returning from
Montana Tuesday night. He had
been west with j. E. Phelan to buy
a trainload Of sheep.
The Chautauquans will meet at G.
H. Clemmer's Monday. Miss Mitch.
ell will conduct the lesson in art and
Prof. Clemmer the one on geology.
A superior article of hosiery is be-
ing offered at W. T. Best's now
much below value-prices range
from Sc up to 60 c per pair. 4.27tf
Children's iron clad absolutely fast
black hosiery is a genuine surprise
to all who sac them at w. T. Best's.
4-27tf.
On and after May 5th the N. p.
bath room will be open Sunday after
noon for ladies only. A lady will he
in attendance. 1925
To retain an abundant head of hair
of II natural color to a good old age,
the hygiene of the scalp must be oh.
served. Apply Halls Hair Remover.
Court adjourned Tuesday night.
The judge expects to be in Dlckin.
son sometime in June to attend to
any matters that may come up re-
quiring his attention.
Remember Best has added a large
and complete line of gents furnish.
ing goods. The handsomest line of
furnishing goods ever shown here.
We invite your Inspection. 4-27tf
Fred Cellars has purchased through
Mr.. Holmes the registered ~2-year.old
English Shire stallion No. 1880.
This horse was bred by the National
Shire & Hackney Horse Co., Neills'
vile, Ill.
R. l.. Best, who has been with W.
T. Best of this place for the past year,
will 60 to jamestown the first
of May and take a position with M.
l.. Parker & Co. Lou is a good fell
low and a fine salesman.
1t is definitely settled that Rev.
G. w. Gallagher will become pastor
of the Congregational church. Mr..
Gallagher expects to arrive in town
Wednesday evening, May !.
Mr.. Orchard leaves for Fargo on
Friday next, returning to Dickinson
for the conference May l4.l5, and at
the same time moving with his fam
ily and household goods to his new
field of labor.
The fact that Hoods SarsapariIla
once fairly tried, becomes the favor
lite spring medicine, speaks volumes
for its excellence and merit.
Morning sermon in the Presbyste
rian church Goods Choice of People
in Different Spheres" Evening sub
ject: "Religious Tolerance versus
Religious Bigotry," illustrating the
Christianity of Christ.
The ladies of the Congregational
choir, who with Miss Clemmer pre-
pared the entertainment of Thurs.
day evening, wish to publicly thank
the many who so cordially gave
them assistance.
It is said that Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Freeman are not satisfied with their
Minneapolis venture and will return
to Dickinson at once. Father Di'
onne has been asked to vacate their
house on Sims street by the 1st Of
May.
The ladies of the Presbyterian So
ciety will give a May day social in
their church next Wednesday. A
short program will be given, after
which cake and ice cream will b.
served.
"Half a span of angry steel" viii
produce no more fatal results than
neglected cold or cough. For al
throat and lung diseases. Ayer'sICher
~ Pectoral is the best remedy. 1t il
invaluable in case of Group, whoopinl
cough, bronchitis, and la grippe.
For the purpose of enforcing this
law, it provides for the appointment
of . state game warden who shall ap
point from one to three deputies il
each county, according to population
whose duty it is to superintend and
aid in the enforcement of this law.
j. Crowley of Broncho, who wa
visiting in town last week, belle We.
in breeding his own stock and he
does not believe that any ranchman
can afford to grow scrubs. Mr.. Crow
Icy recently purchased twenty-five
head of registered Hereford COWS
and heifers of G. F. Raymond, Mt
Vernon, s. D.
recommend Chamberlain's Pail