The Dickinson press., 1895-08-31

Eclipse Of the moon Tuesday night.
A. T. Crowl was of duty wednes.
day-sick.
Jim Lee is fitting up his store for a
bakery. Laundry. store and bakery
all in one, Jim says.
The young ladies of the Ca tholic
church gave a fine supper Thursday
night and fed about two hundred.
In your blood is the cause of that
tired. languid feeling. Hoods Sarsa.
parilla makes rich. red blood and
gives renewed vigor.
Fine line all wool dress goods, serg-
es, mohalrs, novelty goods and
Scotch plaids for waists, just received
at Scofield's. 8.3l.
L. N. Cary of Mandan was in town
Wednesday to see about exhibits for
the Minnesota state fair. Mr.. Cary
took samples Of our brick and clay.
Coaline instantly dyes kid gloves,
kid slippers, satin slippers and tan
shoes glossy jet black, guaranteed
not to crack, or become hard. On
sale at Scofield's. 8.31.
Chas. S. Fee, of the N. p, sends out
word that persons who are working
up advertising for a second edition
of Wonderland are not authorized to
do so by the N. P.
Mrs. L. B. Hardy and children came
in from the east Tuesday. The Har-
dys are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Merry for few days, after which
they are to occupy their old home.
We have one tubular steel Walter
A. Wood mower on hand which we
will sell for cost to save carrying
over. s.sl. Mcc1or & sENorR.
W. S. Fenno of Taylor began
threshing oats Tuesday. The aver.
age is l2O bushels to the acre ma.
chine measure;and tests thirty.five
pounds per bushel.
]. Wiglanda of Gladstone reports
fine crops. His wheat goes twenty
bushels. Mr.. Wiglanda says his rye
stood even with his eyes and oats
above his shoulder.
People with hair that is continually
failing out, or those that arc bald,
can stop the falling, and get good
growth Of hair by using Halls Hal,
Remover.
Janitor Folsom has been very busy
the past two weeks attending to the
cleaning of the school building, and
putting everything in readiness fol
the opening of school Monday.
An attempt was made near Butte
Thursday night of last week to wreck
the east bound N. P. express by dyna
mite. The train passed over without
injury save the last car which was
badly damaged. No lives were lost
Rev. G. w. Gallagher breaches next
Sunday morning ut eleven o'clock or
"Our Blessings" In the evening al
eight o'clock his subject will be ga
Righteous Father" the last sermon ir
his series on the Prodigal Son.
Children's hats so cents apiece
former price one dollar. Only a few
of them left now. Ladies would d,
we'll to call and see them as they ar,
going very quickly and they are a
great bargain. s31.2t. MISS MuRN
A. II. Keene, one of the early mem
bers of the New England colony, lef
Monday evening for his old home il
Whitman, Mass. Mr.. Keene will visi
friends in Chicago and Toronto or
his way east.
No appetite? Then do not try tt
force food down; but use the mos
scientific means for restoring tone Il
the stomach. How! Why, by taking
: Ayers Sarsaparilla, and in q su1pris
. ingly short time, your appetite will
come again, and come to stay.
Thomas Lucas formerly of VALLEY
City has for some time had a paten
! on corrugated CRATE for usein an
cook stove which it is claimed ren
ders Ignite coal rs good as any. MI
Lucas CRATE is being tested in Mime
apolis.
/ r. E. Fuller received dispatc
Thursday night that Mrs. Fuller hat
had an operation and was very low
! Friday morning word from the doc
tors was more hopeful saying tina
Mrs. Fuller had rested we'll but dis
patches from friends asked Mr.. Full
er to come at once and he left for til
east Friday.
. Mrs. Nixon Waterman, daughter {
: Mrs. Haskins, who has spent til
summer in Dickinson, left Wedne
r day evening for Boston where sh
}. will hereafter reside. Miss Fer
n Robinson accompanied her aunt an
D. is to remain permanently with he
studying music in the far-famed Boz
y ton Conservatory.
!. E. G.. Crowds, Princeton studel