The Dickinson press., 1896-09-05

land and Norway. His parents live
in the latter place. Mr.. Bakken had
a pleasant trip, and is glad to get
back to North Dakota. where he has
lived for IL years. He is foreman of
the section crew east of Dickinson.
G. G. Gustavson of Seim, owner of
the G bar brand-ranch on Grand
river-was in Dickinson this week
and rented house in South Dickin-
son for his wife and children. Mr..
Gustavson is one of the farmers who
tried for several years to raise wheat
in Mcpherson county, s. D., but he
finds the cattle ranch business much
more profitable.
E. White has rented his railroad
restaurant to the Misses A. B. and
r. B. Brandenberg. The change was
made on Tuesday. The Misses Bran.
denberg are popular and know how
to run restaurant in a business.like
manner, having been connected with
the establishment for several years
They deserve success.
Theories of cure may be discu ssed
at length by physicians. but the suff-
erers want quick relief; and One Min.
ute Cough Cure will give it to them.
A safe cure for children. 1t is ''the
only harmless remedy that produces
| i'm mediate results" Drenkel & Davis.
A poll of the vote for presidential
nominees on the train which J. F.
Brodie took last week in going from
Chicago to Cincinnati gave Mckinley
24e votes and Bryan 80. At the
Brunswick hotel in st. Paul, where
ls0 guests were registered, a similar
vote was taken on these candidates
and Bryan received only 27.
If you have ever seen little child
in the agony of summer complaint,
you can realize the danger of the
trouble and appreciate the value of
instantaneous relief always afforded
by DeWitt's Collie & Cholera Cure.
For dysentery and diarrhoea it is Il
reliable remedy. We could not afford
to recommend this rs cure unless 1t
were cure. Drenkel & Davis. tt.
The Lyon property on the corner
of Sims and Willard streets will be in
fine shape when completed. A good
foundation has been placed under the
building, a new front put in, the cell.
ing raised, and with newly plastered
walls and paint inside and out the
property has a decidedly improved
appearance.
Ladies: Those wishing to have
carpets woven this fall can leave or.
ders at the factory and they will be
booked in order received. as shall
have to delay some of the orders a
few DAYS after received. E. H.
Westover, carpet weaver. 8.l5.4t.
Roy DeFrance was in the place
this week to see what arrangements
could be made with the Dickinson
ball players for game ut Hebron.
The managers of the Dickinson nine
did not seem willing to play the He.
bron nine just for fun and the proba.
bilities are that there will be no
game.
People moving IN from ou tside of
the district in order that they may
take advantage of the Dickinson
schools, do not want to forget that
the board will require in advance a
tuition fee of $40 for the school year.
No nonresident pupil will be admit.
ted for fraction of the year for a
less sum than $5. The principal and
teachers will be required to see that
every non.resi dent pupil has re.
ceipt from the school clerk for tut.
tion before admission to the school,
At the Congregational church Sun
} day was mound of sweet peas. The
moss in which they rested came from
, the Puget Sound country, while the
, pewter platter which held the deco.
ration was part of brides outfit on
, Massachusetts, Bay one hundred and
/ fifty years ago. A bouquet of roses
! at the same place contained the fol.
lowing varieties; Madam Welch,
perle, duchess, bridesmaid, Madam
Schwartz, champion, hermosa, me-
. teor and niphetos, demonstrating the
fact that roses succeed out of doors
+ in Dickinson.
a One of those free silver agitato RS
l8 to Handed In town the first of
the week, via the tie route, and pro.
ceeded to get drunk. He KEEP him.
self under the influence of liquor
: where he got the price no one knew
and on Wednesday an elderly wo.
man appeared on the someone of
f the professionals who travel over the
country, calling on the authorities to
! pay her way from place to place
a and claimed that the drunken silver.
f ite was her son. She said her son
}; was good fellow, Notwithstanding
n his propensity for begging money
i. with which to get drunk and beat
/. his way over The country, and
r she wanted assistance to get to some
q point west. Her expenses were fl
nally paid to Medora,an she took the
Il Thursdays west bound train. Tht
son silverite took blind baggage or
the same train.
" Big Bargains
" in houses. lots and lands in and arouni