The Dickinson press., 1895-11-16
Special Notice.

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here the 18th day of Nov. for one day
only. This will be an opportunity to
get good reliable furs ut about whole.
sale prices.
Illicit. w. T. Best.
A man by the name Of Porter
brought in a bea,-. silver tip
Thursday which he had killed near
the Prior ranch.
Flour is quoted at 84s per hundred
in some parts of Alaska, sugar at IS
cents per pound and bacon seventy
five cents per pound.
VIM. Leask and John Dodd went
to Gladstone Tuesday evening to
assist in building u large warehouse
for the use of the Gladstone Roller
Mills.
Rev. l.. B. Hardy in company with
Rev. Mr.. Van Horn of Fargo and j.
w. Gruschus of this place, have been
out on a hunting expedition this
week.
The teachers and officers Of the
Congregational Sunday school met
with Mrs. I. G. DeGraf Tuesday
evening to arrange for Christmas ex.
ercises.
Good advice; Never leave the
house on a Journey without a bottle
of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by j.
j. Freeman.
You may. eat cheap food and not
be seriously hurt by it; but you IAN.
not take cheap medicines without
positive injury. If you use any sub.
stitute for Ayers sarsaparilla, you
do so at the peril Of your health, per.
haps of your life. Insist on having
Ayers, and no other.
Divine worship at St. Johns
Episcopal) church next Sunday as
follows: morning prayer at IL a. M.
sermon from the text, ITO the Low.
ing Man, knowledge and Discretion .
Evening prayer at 1880 p. M, subject
of sermon "Christ the Precipitation
for the Sins of the Whole World"
Sunday school at noon. If you have
no church home you are cordially in.
vited to worship with us.
Six weeks ago l suffered with a
very severe cold; was almost unable
to speak. My friends all advised me
to consult a physician. Noticing
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy nd.
vertised In the st. Paul Volks lei.
tung ! procured a bottle, and after
taking it for a short time was en-.
tirely we'll. I now most heartily
recommend this remedy to anyone
suffering with a cold. WIN. KEEL
678 Selby Ave., st. Paul, MINI. Fol
sale by j. J.. Freeman.
Willie Taft of South Heart had q
thrilling experience q few days age
and narrowly escaped with his life
He rode his horse into an open vel
which was filled with lighl
snow. Both went down but luckily
the rider escaped without serious in
jury. The horse was killed. People
ought not to leave wells open, anG
any person guilty of such negligence
is liable for any damages arising
from the same.
Two passengers en- route to Oregon
City. Oregon, took a walk around
town Tuesday while No. l was in the
station. They came back to thu
station-laden with packages undel
each arm-about fifteen seconds too
late: They started to run tile pas
senger train down but oon gave W
the idea and came back to see Agent
Bardwell. Supt. Potter was wiret
at Glendivo and arrangements wer,
made to take the families of the two
men off the train there to avail
their arrival on Wednesday.
The case of E. Deffebach VS.. Igor
& Dunlap was taken up again in dis.
trict court at Mandan last week an,
was not concluded until Monday o
this week. The verdict was for tn
defence. The point involved, as tn
PRESS understands, in the case j
whether or not the alleged partner
ship of Lyon 4 Dunlap is liable to til
plaintiff for damages for failure t
deliver 100 head of cattle of whic
MI. Dunlap gave a bill of sale las
year. it is a mixed up affair an
just the interest of those involved
hard to understand. Judge CAM
bell and N. F. Boucher prosecuted
Percentage Of !lliteracy in the U. |
John Hyde, who is recognized :
. one of the ablest and most accurat
statisticians in the country, has con
piled statistics as to illiteracy in tn
United States which show that TO
withstanding the liberality and scop
Of the school system in the Unite
States, there is a considerable pc
ton of the population which is j
need Of educational advantage
: There are 1873 persons in every LOO
in the country at large who are vi