The Dickinson press., 1896-12-12
Ed. wollaston arrived from Grand

Ed. Wollaston arrived from Grand
river Tuesday with 4.horse team,
having been six days on the way.
J. H. Field arrived in Dickinson
Monday and has decided to locate fol
the practice Of law. His Office is in
the bank building.
E. B. Robbins. formerly Of this
place. has been elected one of tho edi-
tors of the Student. the university
publication at Grand Forks.
If you want anything in fine MILL.
merry call OH Miss Murn. Her assort.
ment is the best in town and prices
the lowest. l2-l2-2t.
For prevention of badness. and to
renew and thicken the grrwth OF the
hair, use Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer. Physicians endorse
aud recommend it.
W. G. Taylor lost about 40 sheep
and lambs out of a band of 900 IN the
storm. His sheds we're not covered
and the snow driftcd in, causing them
to pile up aud smother.
Justice Kittell of Gladstone was
called to Dickinson Tuesday to hear
the case of ". "A. Mcclure & Co. VS..
G. W. Livingston. but before Mr..
Kittell arrived the case had been set
tied.
Married-Monday, Dec. I, by Fa-
ther I'D. Dionne, Mr.. Charles E.
Dickinson to Miss Beatrice Vaughn,
both of Dickinson. The happy cou-
pie commence housekeeping in a
pleasant little cottage on Van Norden
street. Congratulations.
1t is oftenIa mystery how cold has
been .'caught." The fact is however
that when the blood is poor and the
system depressed, one becomes pecu.
liarly liable to disease. When the ap-
petite or the strength fails, Ayers
Sarsrparilla should be taken without
delay.
The Mandan papers tell of native
coal being worth 81 per ton in Bis
marck week before last, and party
in Mandan was willing to pay $40 to
get load hauled to his door. The
price did not advance above 50 pei
ton-the usual price-in Dickinson
and there was no time the coal could
not be had.
J. X. Moody was in from his ranch
yesterday. He stated that the snow
had nearly all gone on the flats and
that the cattle in the Bad Lands
were having good grazing. The only
losses of cattle that Mr.. Moody had
learned of were among the Wibaux
cows.
Absolutely pure, perfectly harmless
and invariably reliable are the quail.
ties OF One Minute Cough Cure. II
never fails in colds, Group and lung
troubles. Children like it because il
is pleasant to take and it helps them
Drenkel 8 DaYis:
Conductor Harry .Hagerman had
bad luck with his train Tuesday
night at Eland where he attempted
to get into the north siding to let No
2 pass. The train encountered a drift
which caused the piling up freight
car or two, and delayed the passenger
about two hours. It was not Mr.. Ha-
germans fault, rs the track was sup
posed to have been clear.
On next Sunday Rev. G. w. Gala.
gher breaches as usual. His morn
ing topic will be "Christ and the
Sinner" In the evening he viii
preach TO the young people
Faith" The Junior Endeavor So
ciety will meet ut three o'clock OF
Sunday afternoon. The Y. p. S. G.
will meet on Sunday evening at 6:3|
O'Clock. The public are cordial.
invited to be present,
Pioneer Press: Brown county, Ne
braska, is blessed this year with ;
prosecuting attorney of the-shall WI
say-gentler sex. She is twenty-five
years of age and her name is E. Ma,
Davidson. Unless Nebraska is pro
vided with certain number of judge'
of the same sex and permits womel
to sit as jurors, we opine that tn
criminals of Brown county have ;
tough outlook while E. Macs tern
lasts.