The Dickinson press., 1898-03-12

tne PenitentldIy 6iouHuS Will 3 Soou'
Warden Boucher says they have about
100000 burned. The p%enitentiary brick
yard has been doing a good business and
could largely increase it if it had the ia.
%cilities. 1t is said a Bohemian brick
maker at Dickinson has burned a fine lot
of brick from the clay of that locality,
using straw as fuel. This process will
be looked into as it would greatly reduce
the cost of fuel if straw can be used
Tribune.
Now Is mo Hme
To purify your blood with Hoods Sarsa.
parilla. March, April, May are the try
ing months of the year. AT this season
urblood is loaded with impurities which
must be Immediately expelled. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the One True Blood Puri.
fer. 1t is the medicine which has accom-.
plished many thousands Of remarkable
cures of all blood diseases. 1t is what
the millions take in the spring to build UP
health and ward of sickness.
Miss Kate Coleman of Livingston
Mont, recently visited her sisters, Mrs
John Goodall and Mrs. J. X. Porter, Of
Dickinson. She was on her way to St
Paul to meet her brother John who is
studying law at that place.
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Just arrived from the largest cloak
house in America a full and complete
line of ladies' misses and children's
capes and jackets at ]. ]. Freeman
& Cos. 3-I2.
Died-Sunday morning, of tonsilitis
Nora, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Lally, aged a little over Ont year. Ser
vices were held from the Catholic church
Monday afternoon.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. DR.
E. w. Hines is recovering from her re-
cent serious illness and that she will
return to Dickinson with DR.. Hines or
April L. 3-I2.
The PRESS job department has been
kept busy for some days getting GU,
1900 copies of a 16-page pamphlet fol
o. S. Chilkoot, proprietor Of the Wyom'
ing Pioneer Nursery, of Sheridan.
The new passenger engines for the
Northern Pacific, n of which arrived
for the west on Tuesday, are guaranteed
to haul IS coaches and make IS mile:
per hour, about the present schedule
time.
W. H. McCrory sold a pair Of 5-year.
old geldings on Monday to Harry Clerf
which: made the third pair of .worl
horses he had sold within a week. There
seems to be avery good local market fol
horses.
In the PRESS special Klondike letter
found on page 4 will be found mention
of ]. H. Blandy. The man passed
through Dickinson hast fall, and it will b.
remembered that his dogs and wagon at
tracted much attention.
Mrs. w. J. Reid Of Medora has Dough
the Granteer residence on Hannafort
street. Mrs. Reid will occupy the hous'
next month with her mother, and tn
PRESS is glad to that these
ladies are to become residents of tn,
place
Foreman D. S. Littlehales is soon t.
vacate the N. P. rooms where he ha
spent the winter and will occupy tn
Morris house on Hannaford street
Roadmaster and Mrs. Lothrop are t
take the rooms which Mr. and Mrs. Lit
| tlehales vacate.
w. c. Candee, late of Dodge Center
! Mimi, arrived in Dickinson Wednesda,
and after looking around a little decide'
to locate. Mr.. Candee is a watchmake
and jeweler and was fortunate enough t
get a window in M. H. Linsley's corne
store. Later in the year Mr.. Candle
will arrange for mo space and will pu
in a complete line of jewclry. His fam
lily will arrive in a few weeks, or as 500
as satisfactory arrangements can b
made for a house, etc.
C%hautauquans meet Monday Marc
I4th with Gus. Finger at E. G. Paddock's
Quotations.-Your choice of authors.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Europe, Chap. x, XI
| Miss White
Paper-A Resume Of good points notices
in DR.. Johns lecture, Mrs. Kinney
Lesson-Roman Life in Pliny's Time
Chapter VIII, Mrs. Aver.
Paper-Ideal Outings for a Summer
vacation, MI. Clemmel
Discussion-The Future of China, led b
Miss Anderson and Fulton Burnett,
81 can say one thing for Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and that is that # excels any proprietar
medicine ! have seen on the market, an
have been in the practice of medicin
apd the drug business for the past fort
years." writes J, M, Jackson, M. D., Bror
son, Fla. Physicians like Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed
because it is a scientific preparation, an
because it always gives quick relief. CT
a bottle at ]. ]. Freeman's and Drenkt
& Davis.
"Ships and Sailors" is the title of Re,
u. G. Rich's lecture at the Congregation;
church March IS. Mr.. Rich's early life wa
among the ship.builders and will preser
many facts which will be of special inte'
est to all persQns. Young and old. II