The Dickinson press., 1898-12-24
Buy your our potatoes and onions At Dren-

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. McCroy,
Wednesday night, Dec. q, = daughter.
I. Lawrence has his wheat in the bin
and will hold it for an advance in price
Wells Taft is at. Flagstaff, Arizona
and it is reported that his health is i'm.
proving.
Albert Koesel, Of Koesel Bros, mer.
chants at Antelope, was in Dickinson or
Tuesday.
# you buy your Xmas presents of A
T. crowl & Co. you get something useful
as we'll as ornamental. 49,
Broke horses, wagons and harness fol
sale, inquire Of w. M. Klinefelter. 4N
miles southwest Of Dickinson. I2-24tf
Will Clark returned this week from
Canada where he purchased a carload Of
fine 2-year-old heifers which he sold to
Mr.. Hegaard the Mandan hardware
dealer.
Dan Manning and W. L. Richards
drove out to Knife river last Saturda,
returning Monday. They found stock ir
splendid shape-no hay being fed except
to calves.
Mrs. Fenno Of Taylor sent a large
number of turkeys to Dickinson for the
Christmas trade. She has the Bronze
variety and there is nothing finer for ia
BILE use.
Keep your property insured agains,
loss by fire. M. L. Ayers has three gooc
companies and will be glad to write you
policies for whatever amount you MAJ
Needle it much or little.
Died, at the home of John Harnden, a
Antelope, Sunday, Dec. 10, Peter Carl
son, aged 50 years. Mr.. Harnden was il
Dickinson Monday making arrange
ments for the funeral.
&c. oyhus of Bel6eld has reached
that point in the cattle business wher'
his herd makes him a good living. HI
is wintering 80 head and will have a cal
crop another spring Of 80 or IS.
T. F. Roberts brought his wife ane
children in from Sand Creek, Billing
county, on Monday and sent them t
Mankato, MIMI, where Mrs. Roberts i
to undergo an operation of the eye.
Willie Taft has had two of his toe
amputated which were frozen while h
was hunting in the Bad Lands. He j
stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs M
Sutherland of this place.
1t is reported that H. r. Lyon, presi
dent of the First National bank of Man
dan and manager of the North Dakot;
Millers' Association, is soon to take
vacation of two months and visit Homo
lulu.
Rev. c. E. Dobson has traded his An
telope creek ranch for Chas. Colgrove'
residence on Sims street. Mr.. Colgrov
vacated this week and Mr.. Dobson wen
to Anaconda to get his furniture. M,
Mr.. Dobson finds that he will have to re
main in Dickinson some time to regal
his health.
c. G. Simpson left for St. Paul Mon
day evening where he was to meet Mr.:
Simpson and after visiting a day or tw
in the cities they were due to leave 70
Arcadia, Wis 1t will be some week
before Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson return t
Dickinson.
St. Johns church service next Sunda,
Christmas day-will begin at the usua
hour, eleven o'clock; and will consist G
full Morning Prayer appointed for Chris
mas day, followed by Celebration of Hol
Communion. The sermon will be omitted
Sunday school at the usual hour. N
service at night.
A Chicago lady Is in Dickinson for tn
purpose of organizing a local Universit
Association. The association is the GU
growth of the famous Worlds Congre:
Of the Worlds Columbian Exposition
and its objects are carried out by course
of instruction carefully prepared by abb
college and university professors.
ought to be a good thing.
Taylor has organized a literary societ
called "Tangle Foot" w. A. McClul
was elected president; Jesse Henderson
vice-president; Roy DeFrance, secretar,
Knute A. Knuteson, treasurer. The la
programe was as follows:
Recitation Mr.. L. 0. Ru
Reading ......... Miss E. Clemen'
Debate-Resolved that the Indians wei
more cruely treated than the Negroe
by the White men. Affirmative, Mi!
Solomon and Mrs. Weibel. Negativ
Mr.. Rue and Mr.. DeFrance.
Recitation. ,Knute Knuteso
Literary Paper Miss Solomo
Recitation. ...... Miss Clara Torgersc
The next meeting to take place at Ia
lor first Friday in January. Everyboc
invited.
Pains in the chest when a person has
cold indicate a tendency toward pne
monia. A piece of flannel dampene
with with Chamberlain's Pain Balm ar
bound on to the chest wei the seat
pain will promptly relieve the pain ar
prevent the threatened attack of pne
monia. This same treatment will cure
lame back in a few hours. Sold by ].
Freeman and Drenkel g. Davis.
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