The Dickinson press., 1898-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Ballard have =
little daushter, born June IS.
Dr.. Charles Davis of San. Francisco is
helping DR.. Weible at present.
r. E. Fuller brought in a herd of $50
cattle from the west a short time ago.
Mrs. Eva Beck is improving her Willard
street residence with a large veranda.
. Wallace Paddock is working north of
town with the government surveying
party.
A PRESS wa correspondent with Co.
X will forward an interesting letter from
Honolulu.
Rev. U. G. Rich returns from his
Bad Lands trip this evening and will
hold services on Sunday as usual.
Mrs. Villas arrived Monday from St.
Paul to take charge of the kitchen and
dining room at the st. Charles.
Rev. J. P. Lytton is spending a few
days with Col. and Mrs. Alfred White at
the WIS ranch on the Cannon Ball.
Homemade ice-cream and cake and
the best of lemonade served one door
east Of Drenkel & Davis store July a.
Postmaster Cuskelly says that his wife
and Miss White won laurels at Oakdale
last week by killing a big rattlesnake.
Clarence Henry, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. JIG. Lenneville, was christened
Sunday evening at the Episcopal church,
No other preparation has ever done so
many people so much good as Hood.
Sarsaparilla, Americas Greatest Medi.
cine.
A railroad employee by the name OF
Kelly lost the first three fingers of his
right hand in the Dickinson yards on
Sunday.
R. ]. Turner'S friends were pleased
this week to learn of his appointment as
postmaster at Gladstone vice A. Jopp
removed.
1t has been cool all the week and or
Thursday there were light showers
soaking rains during the night and Fri
day morning.
Charles Krauth was up from Hebron
Wednesday and stated that crops woulc
be cut short in his locality unless more
rain came very soon.
J. ]. Knutson sold his clip of 3,oot
pounds to Charles O'Neal at 15X cents
per pound. Mr.. Knutson sold for IL
cents last year.
Treasurer S. M. Ferris came dowr
from Billings county Wednesday even
ing. Mrs. Ferris had been the guest o
Mrs. Reid for a week past.
The Dayton wool began to come ir
this week-4-horse loads-5,ooo pounds
to the load. The clip will amount t.
10000 pounds or more.
J. G. Lenneville won a foot ace a
Mandan last Saturday. VIM. McCormi.
of Mandan and VIM. Gleason of Glen
dive were the other contestants.
w. E. Biles who was in Dickinson
Monday, says that the section of countr,
around Sentinel Butte was nearl,
drowned out with rain last week.
E. w. Kittell said Wednesday tina
there were fields of grain around Glad
stone that needed rain badly. Som,
grain. he said, was looking very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McCrory visitee
Mr. and Mrs. W, H. McCrory of TIL
place last week. They were returning
to Alexandria, MIMI, from a visit on tn
coast.
The Saunders-Pelton wool was sold t,
Nichols, Dupee & Co. at l6 cents pc
pound. None of the wool had beef
brought in and a portion Of it is still o
the backs of the sheep.
1t is understood that James Convers
has bought c. E. Trask's cattle, rancl
and all equipments, and the cattl
which R. E. Fuller brought down iron
the west last week.
c. c. Young of Dickinson, presiden
Of the Russian State immigration asse
citation, will make addresses in Russian
German and Hungarian on the Fourt
in the court house,
H. S. Francis, representing Nichols
Dupee & Co., vas in Glendive last weel
Geo. w. Beasley is buying for M
Francis firm and spending a portion {
his time in Glendive.
Will L. Bean, o of Master Mechani
Bean of Brainerd and a friend of Re,
Geo. w. Gallagher of the same place, al
rived in Dickinson on Wednesday an
will probably remain for several week
"Our customers say you manufactur
three of the best remedies on EARTH" sal
the mercantile firm of Haas, Harri
Brim & McLain, of Dawson, Ga, in a r,
cent letter to the Chamberlain Medicin
Co. This is the universal verdict. Chan
berlain's Pain Balm is the finest prepar;
ton in the world for rheumatism, neura
gia, lame back. quinsy, sore throat, cut
bruises, burns, scalds, pains and swell
ings. A IS cent bottle of this liniment
the house will save a greatdeal of suffe
ing. Buy it at ]. J. Freeman's and Drel
kel & Davis drug stores.
The w. c. T. U. entertainment
Gladstone, for the benefit of the sick an
wounded soldiers, was a very SUGGEST,