The Dickinson press., 1897-10-30


distress. 81 ,s.x Al taktn, Iis,lsss
Sarsap .rilla, with lI,r,l's Puts.
soon had \ better appetite and more.
strength. When ] hsd taken two bot
ties Vas perfectly we'll. I take
Hoods sarsaparilla occasionally since
Then and Il keeps me strong and
healthy Mrs. Z. NaIch, Sundance,
Wyoming.
+ Hoods Pills are the best family
tcathartic.
Dyer Bros. popular organs and
strictly high grade pianos for sale. on
terms, and at prices thas other firms
are obliged to charge for cheap ones.
For prices address p. A. Moir,
Dickinson. N. D. l0-23-3mo.
A. Iams left overland this week for
Missouri, where he will select \ HON Q
and send for his family. He expects
to be q month making the trip.
Mr.. Iams did we'll in Stark county
and will have enough to keep him
comfortably the rest OF his days.
A new dry goods and furnishing
store is to be opened at once ut the
W. T. Best place by J. J. Freeman
and Andrew Lehman, These gentle
men will be In the eastern markets
next week to select their
stock, and in the mean time needed
repairs will be m .de on the store.
One Of the boldest robberies known
in the western part of the state for
many years was perpetrated week
ago Thursday on Postmaster Bnrk.
hardt of Hebron. He was knocked
down and robbed of 4lO0 in gold and
some other money and left in a criti-
cal condition. Hoboes committed
the crime.
Three Russians living In the coun.
try south stole quantity of bridge
timber last week. Onicer Porter
made search for the missing mate.
rial and found it buried in the hay
stacks. The offenders were arrested,
taken before Justice Folsom and
fined s25 each. which they paid in
addition to hauling back the lumer.
F. x. Hafer of the Journal, Salem,
Oregon. was compelled to remain
over in Dickinson on Tuesday, having
lost his railway transportation at
some point east of here. The station
agent at Taylor wired during the day
that the missing transportation and
other valuable papers we're found in
the lunch basket of party getting
off ut that place.
j. NJ. Thurswend, of Grosbeck,
Tex, says that when he has spell
of indigestion, and feels bad aud
sluggish, he takes two Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. at night, and
he is all right the next morning.
Many thousands of others do the
same thing. Do you! Drenkle 4 Davis.
It is very evident that the North
ern Pacific is in earnest about set.
tling up its lands in this vicinity, ,hav.
ing decided to have resident agent
in Dickinson in the person Of j. Van.
der Las, who was here Monday max.
ing arrangements for house for
himself and family. His Office will
be in the First N ational bank build
ing, and he will give his whole time
to selling railroad lands.
Henry Tyler: In returning from
Chicago where have been to market
cattle, stopped off at the state asy-
lum. found the place very neat and
well managed, and ! think the people
of North Dakota should be proud of
this institution. Supt. Moore is car.
ing for his patients just as we'll as
they would be cared for in the state
of Illinois or Wisconsin. I met DR..
Branch. formerly of Dickinson.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
gave social and supper Tuesday
night at Father Hockmiller's resi-.
dence. The program for the even.
ing was al follows:
instrumental music,
Miss Crowl, VIM. Purcell
Recitation Miss Montague
Singing-Quartet, Misses McGin-
ley. Ray, Crowley and Mckinley.
Recitation Miss Munroe.
Singing Miss Kihm
Last Saturday night Geo. d, Mich:
ols Of s92 Bradley street, st. Paul,
who had been working for Paul ztn-
er and Martin Hanson, of Taylor,
was held up by ave hoboes and
robbed of about 327. The deed was
committed near the stock yards east
of Dickinson. Nichols was gagged
and his hands and feet tied. He re.
ceived no personal injury and as soon
as he could work himself loose came
to town and notified the authorities.
Officer Porter and two assistants ar,
rested three suspicious characters in
the railroad yards.
Girl Wanted.
| Four miles in the country. Will
pay good wages. Enquire at this