The Dickinson press., 1896-05-30

caused by the storm, the horror of
fire was added. Rescue proceeded
very slowly amid the darkness of that
first night and it will be days before
full details of the awful calamity can
be known. 1t is probable that other
towns in.the vicinity suffered, but un-
til wires L repaired no authentic
reports can be had. The loss of life
and property is variously estimated.
1t is probable that the killed and
wounded will number more than a
thousand and that the property loss
is from ten to thirty millions.
Don't think because you are'sick and nothing
seems to give you relief that you can't be cured.
There must DO a euro for you somewhere.
If your doctor can't cure you, perhaps he has
mistaken tho cause. Anybody is liable to make
a mistake sometimes.
One in three of US suffer from indigestion,
and ono out of three dyspeptics doesn't know it,
That is, he may know he is sick, but he blamea
it to something else.
Indigestion is the cause of half of our danger
GUS diseases.
Shaker digestive Cordial, made from tonic
medicinal roots and herbs, is the most natural
cure for indigestion. It relieves the symptoms
and cures tho disease gently, naturally, efficient
ly, giving fresh life, strength and health to sick
dyspeptics.
At druggists. A trial bottle 10 cents.
Mabel Currie has a beautiful new
wheel.
Attorney Simpson made a trip to
Oakdale this week.
1t is about time to be arranging for
a 4th of July celebration.
A.. r. Crowl is about ready to com
mence on his new residence.
James Converse has u herd of cat
tie coming over the trail from the
south.
j. M. Taft and SON., of South Heart,
purchased supplies in Dickinson last
Saturday.
T. ]. Greene and G. T. Langley
brought in this week between 300 and
400 Oregon cattle.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve refreshments in
the N. p. grove on the 4th of July.
N. p. Jensen and F. Nj. Gilman
are delegates from South Heart to
the democratic county convention,
Sheep men are just getting fairly
started with their %shearing. The
rains have delayed them about ten
days.
This primary elected the following
| representatives to the democratic
county convention which convenes
today: w. H. Walton, Pat Needham,
John Waggoner, F. p. Stone, Brooks
Goodall, j. A. McGregor. Pat McGin.
ley, and r. j. Christie.
To the ladies of Dickinson: You are
urgently requested to donate all the
flowers you can to decorate the graves
of our. dead comrades, also plants to
decorate the opera house. Let each
one bring a plant or Il bunch of flow.
ers. They will be gratefully recelv'
| ed. TIE COMMITTEE.
The Congregational church was
prettily decorated with flags and pot.
ted plants Sunday in honor of the
e. A. r. memorial exercises. Al.
though the clouds threatened rain,
the church was we'll filled Sunday
evening to listen to Rev. G. W. Gal.
lagher's memorial sermon, which re
ceivcd high praise. Special music
was given by the choir.
Register of Deeds Hatch had
thrilling experience Saturday night
in crossing the Antelope going to hi
ranch. The water was very deep and
the current strong. and when in thu
middle of the stream Mr.. Hatch
found himself waist.deep in water,
his horse and wagon going down, and
he was compelled to swim for land
Mr.. Hatch swan the stream agai,
and went over to John Dolsnn's fol
the night, coming over in the morn
ing to fish out his wagon and harness
The horse was in the water abou
eight hours.
Fisher Brothers recently received
their Worlds Fair award for on,
bushel of Scotch Fife wheat. Tn,
Award reads: IAN excellent variet,
for making a strong flour, . for a goot
yield, 81 bushels per acre, and for tn
extraordinary weight of 841 pound
per bushel. There was one bushe
sown May 3 and harvested August
1922 AS there were but six whea
awards given in North Dakota, thu
Fishers r justly proud of theirs
The medal has been on exhibition
this week at the store of Currie
Crowl.
For every quarter in a mans peck
ct there are a dozen uses; and to usl
each one in such a way as to deriv'
the greatest benefit is a question ev
cry one must solve for himself. w
believe, however, that no better US
could be made of n of these quar-
tiers than to exchange it for a bottl
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera an,
Diarrhoea Remedy, a medicine tina
every family should be provide
with. For sale by j. ]. Freeman
!. druggist.