The Dickinson press., 1898-08-13
Look up knsley's clearing out sale. !
will pay you.

Look up knsley's clearing out sale. !
will pay yeu.
FonndAbunch Of keys at Leonbergeri
pasture gate. Call at this Office.
For sale-an organ as good a new at
bargain. 8-l3 F. CHRIsr1ASsES
c. H. Pearl and A. H. Gibbs are Of TO
Chicagolwith shipments Of mutton. Mr.
Pearl visits in Wisconsin before return
ing.
Mrs.fRobert Neil, Mrs. Geo. Prentis.
and Miss Prentiss received letters from
Alaskathis week. The letters were full
of encouraging news.
o. S. Chase was in for supplies thi'
week and stated he would be very bus,
for weeks in putting up hay for 2.5oe
sheep that he expects to winter.
Amasa P. Peake, president of the Con
solidated Coal Co. of Lehigh, is a candi
date for the Legislature on the repub
.lican ticket from Barnes county.
Bargains! l have several good secont
hand watches that l have taken from
railroad men in exchange for,new higt
grade watches. 8-l3 w. c. Candee
The HI fall horse roundup will leave
the ranch Thursday, Sept. lst, early il
the morning.
8-I3-3t. GEO. WooDMAN.
1t developes that a warrant was ISSUED
at Miles City for the arrest Of Mcpherson
a corn doctor, who tarried in Dickinson
for a few hours last week. He was keep
ing a little ahead of the officer.
E. F. Messersmith lost $500 in the Bis
marck fire. ". T. Best, late of Dick
inson, lost an 5000 stock on which hi
carried 5 5000 insurance. w. H. DeGraf
father Of l. c. DeGraff Of this place, los
about $500.
A watch that will keep time, adjusted
to heat, cold and position, ~ ruby jewels
patent regulator, breguet hair spring
superior workmanship, is the "Candee
watch. Call and see it. w. {. Candee
8-I3
l will be open for business again, Mon
day, Aug. IL. have a fine line of anna
teur supplies, kodaks, etc. will be gla'
to do finishing for amateurs at the loves
possible price. 8-I3 John A. Currie
ST.. Maurer, who will be pleasant.
remembered by Dickinson people, i
assistant cashier of the State Bank Q
Fairfax, Mimi, and writes to have hi
subscription to the PRESS renewed 70
another year.
Supt. F. E. Potter will retire as superin
tendent of this division on the first o
September. He will be succeeded b
Newman c. Kline of Tacoma, who j
now connected with the Seattle, LAX
Shore & Eastern Ry.
James Whalen of Lyle, Mimi, has bee
in Dickinson this week and will spen'
some time in the vicinity looking afte
his sheep. Mr.. Whalen thinks of feed
ing some of his sheep in Minnesota 70
the winter market.
Dan Manning has received an invita-
ton from the 52nd illinois Veteran
Volunteers Association to be present a
its 3lst annual reunion on Sept. 9TH, a
Elgin. Mr.. Manning hopes to be abb
to attend and enc rc%quaintances witt
old comrades.
The Northern Pacific is making ar
experiment with a new style Of freigh
car, constructed of steel. The advant
age of the car is its carrying capacit.
it being much stronger than the car
now in use and capable of bearing
much heavier load.
L. Christensen of Belfield says tina
prairie fires have damaged him to quit
an extent in burning " his hay Liant
MI. Christensen is one of the men VIII
refused IS cents for his wool early in tn
season and had no difficulty in getting I
cents a little later.
Some time ago, a little bottle of Chan
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoe
Remedy fell into my hands, just at
time when my two-year-old boy was te
ribly afflicted. His bowels were beyon
CONTROL. We had tried many remedie
to no purpose. but the little bottle {
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remcd
speedily cured him.-William F. Jone
Oglesby, Ga. For sale by J. J. Freema
and Drenkel & Davis.