The Dickinson press., 1898-03-12

onMAo'nnday and sent them out OF town.
Ralsteas Health Food, wheat waters
cefea6aaAakesan Sco6eldEsss 3-5.
Piano for sale at 6sbargai1..ss Inquire
of Mrs. w. H. Kirby Taylor. 3-s-7t.
Try the General Hooker" best S Ct,
cigar on the market, at Scofeld's. IS.
J.. G. Lennevilie is getting ready to
farm the Cheney place BY breaking a fine
young team.
Ont. shipment. Of embroideries and in
s%ertions,, 5 cents to IS .cents-come and
see item. Curries& Co. 2-Io.
W.c candee, matchmaker and jewel.
err, with M. H. Linsley. 3-I2.
Springing, staffring, escapement match
ing and timing are specialties at Can
dee's. s3.I7.
j. Crowley, the Broncho stockman has
been looking over Dickinson property
with a view to buying a house and lot.
Mrs. c. E. Trask, who has spent the
winter at North BELGRADE, Maine. will
return to Dickinson the first of May.
Henry Clerf of Ellensburg, WASH,
has been looking over Stark county lands
with a.view to locating a cattle ranch.
John Van der Las has purchased the
Fred Rau house of Fred Christensen.
He will take possession in a week or ten
days. <
Mackintoshes, new patterns, mems
$500 to $500; ladies' $500 to s12.oo;
boys $500; misses $500. Currrie & Co.
2-1o.
Rev. Edison c. Dayton and F. W. Lash
were in from the Cannon Ball on Mon
day. Mr.. Dayton will remain another
week before returning to Minneapolis.
The Stark county case was submitted
Monday by both sides to Judge Winches-
ter and a decision will be expected in a
few days.
An infant daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
E. w. Hines of Glendive lived but a
short time says the Review. Mrs. Hines
was reported in a critical condition.
We show the latest and most attrac-
tive novelties in ladies' skirts; we invite
the ladies to come in and see them. j. ].
Freeman & Co. 3-I2.
Charles Swartz, of the N. P. tax de-
partment, was in Dickinson Thursday
and paid into the county treasury over
5000 under the retroactive tax law.
DR.. E. w. Hines writes that he will
be in Dickinson OF the list of April, his
stay in Glendive being protracted by the
severe illness of his wife. 3-I2.
Miss Amelia Brandenberg is again at
her accustomed place in the railroad res
taurant. She rooms with her sister, Mrs.
Fred Motsiff, on Clough street.
A stone walk is to be placed on the
south and east sides of the First National
bank. building. 1t will be extended as
far north as the Crowl store.
The firm of L. w. Allenberg & Co.,
commission merchants, Chicago, has con-
solidated with Hill, Let's & Giesler un-
der the firm name of North American
Live Stock Commission Co.
New line of spring and summed dry
goods at Scofeld's. French ginghams
organizes, dotted swiss, curtain net, light
c~alicos, etc. Call and look the goods
over. 3-s.
DR.. Perkins attended a call at the home
of M. c. Eacker on Tuesday. During
the week DR.. Perkins has made several
calls for Drs. Davis and Stickney, the
latter being in St. Paul.
Hats and caps-I1o doz. for men, boys
misses and children-newest and nobbi-
est styles we could find, IS cents to $500,
particularly good things for men at $3.50
to $3.50. Come and see them. Currie
& Co. 2-Io.
M. L. Parker of jamestown has a letter
from a jamestown man who went to
Alaska last year. The account of perils
and suffering is enough to deter many
from going.
Our stock of millinery has arrived, and
Tuesday, March IS our trimmer will ar
rive; anybody in need of head-wear will
do we'll to inspect our line. j. Free.
man & Co. 3-12,
The doctors said that Johnnie Good.
alls collar bone was not broken the sec
ond time but that a blood vessel or some
thing Of the kind gave way. Johnnie
will remain in town for a while.
Try Old Manse maple syrup or Boyd's
maple sap-the very best syrup in the
market-our price this week: sI.25 70,
gallons, Is cents for halves and IS cents
for quart cans at Parker's meat and gro.
Gerry store. 2-Io-2t
The Eastern Star social set for Thurs.
day evening was held Wednesday even.
ing on account of the play to be given
Thursday. Cards was the entertainment
provided by the committee and those
present seemed to thoroughly enjoy the
game-cinch.
DR.. George A. Perkins of st. Paul will
probably locate in Dickinson for the
practice of medicine. DR.. Perkins stand.
high in his profession and he will bt
welcomed to this place. There is more
practice than u present doctors car
properly attend to.
Services at st: Johns church next Sun
day as follows: Morning Prayer and Ser
mon Io;45 a, m, subject "The Talen
Hidden in the Ground" Evening Pray
er and Sermon 7:3o p. m, subject "The
Pharisee and the Publican"
A. w. Weible has located in Dickin
son for the practice of dentistry. H.
has rented rooms over Freeman's drut
, store and the same are now being paint