The Dickinson press., 1897-07-17

premature decay, hastentng conyaleecenco, and
mitigating the inntnides OF ass' tho great tonic
Rev. John L. Maile. the new super.
intendent of home missionary work
in the state. was in Dickinson on
Wednesday, Mr.. Maile was recent
ly in Bedford, Mich, and called on
Rev. L. E. Brown, formerly Of Dick.
inson, who has large pastorate ut
that place.
II you would have an abundance
of dark, glossy hair. If you would
have a clean scalp, free from dand-
ruff and irritating humors, or IL your
hair is faded and gray. and you
would have its natural color restored,
use Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t is un-
questionably the best dressing.
In the Eureka Springs. Ark, Flash
light, 10 very CO mplimentary no.
tice of the safe arrival home Of DR..
and Mrs. J. B. Ellis from Minneapo.
lis. Mrs. Ellis our readers will re.
member was formerly Mrs. Jennie
A. MeNair. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Standi6rd Of Gladstone.
c.. C. Young, who was in Dickin-
son last Saturday. has become mem
her of the Northwestern Chemical
Co. of Chicago. which, manufactures
a large line of Russian remedies.
Mr.. Young is secretary of the Kuhn
Roller Mills, a pretty good hustler,
and the PRESS expects to get some
good orders for advertising from him
one Of these days.
While in Dickinson this veek su-
perintendent John L. Matle tele-
graphed to Austin Rice OF Boston,
who graduated from Yale in June
with first honors, and took first prize
in tue Friaceten oratorical contest
in the spring, to cone 70 this PLACE
If he had not already engaged in
church work elsewhere. Mr.. Rice
is said to be young man of unusual
promise, cultured and thoroughly
trained for church work. and should
he 6ama here there is no doubt but
that the people wonld be pleased
with his work.
If asked tho question Have you got stom-
achi' 1t would be safe on general principles.
to answer "Yes" But if You are sure of it, that
is, il you ever feel any distress after eating
any patns of Whatever description in tho region
of the stomach, you have got something more
than an ordinary stomach in other words, you
have got diseased stomach. The stomach 10
a powerful muscle, and the proper remedy for
tired muscle is rest. Try the Shaker Digest.
I've cordial, for this product not only contains
digested food, which will nourlsh tue systsatp9
withou any work on the part of the diseased
organs, but it aids the digestion Of other foods
as we'll You can test its value In 'your case for
tue trifing sum of 10 cents. Sample bottles at
this price are esrrisd ky al druggists.
Lsxoi is the best medicine for ohiiaren.
Doctors recommend 1t In place Of Castor Oil.
The Dickinson school board organ
| ized Tuesday by re-electing E. L.
| scoaeld president and NJ. L. Ayers
secretary. Yne matter of the petit
tion of residents of the district for a
school in South Dickinson was con-
sidered at seme length, and inasmuch
as there did not appear to be the re.
quired number of petitioners action
was deferred. Mrs. Maude Bates
was engaged to teach the Green riv-
or school in the fall, school to open
Sept. 6. From present figures at
hand it is fair to presume that the
school levy for tho coming year will
be about 10 mills less than last year,
Louis Seidcheck, o painte r
and decorator by trade, was put
off No. 2 on Tuesday at Gladstone.
When the train started he tried to
swing OH, slipped and had his right
foot crushed. The Northern Pacific
summoned DR.. Smith and sent a
special engine down to Taylor to get
the injured man. Arriving at Dick
linson he was turned over to Sheriff
Kono and DR.. Davis, county physician
was called. On Wednesday the foot
was amputated at the ankle Joint.
| Louis is as comfortable as could be
expected under the circumstances.
He says that his folks live at Water
town, N. Y. Two of his travelling
companions came back to Dickinson
to take care of him.
Married, July 10, at Glen Ullip, by
Rev. Mr.. Emerson. Mr.. L. r. Lothrop
and Miss Harriet Kniffen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lothrop arrived in Dickinson
on Monday and were showered with
congratulations from all sides. Mr..
Lothrop is roadmaster of the Nilsson.
ri division of the Northern Pacific
and one of the most popular and eff
cient railroad men in the employ of
the company. Mrs. Lothrop is q
young lady of great worth and is
identified with the Dickinson people
through her excellent work Of the
past year in our public schools. They
will be at home to their friends after
August Is.
r. ]. Turner of Gladstone narrow
ly escaped a fiery death on Monday.
His barn caught fire and he rushed
in to Hberate four valuable horses.
Everything was as dry as finder. the
wind was blowing and in an instant
almost Mr.. Turner'S escape was cut
loft. A sheet Of f,ms and smoke
rushed over the horse pens and the
tied animals pitched and Aoundered
and dropped at their keepers side.
1t was with thel elutmost difficulty and
presence of mind that Mr.. Turner
| Lopk from, hoinn ki11o6 I,v the frantic