The Dickinson press., 1898-08-20
ans tailor Mack was IN Dickin.

Born, to Mr.. n MRS. wallace keld,
August II, a daughter.
You will not know how much good
Hoods Sarsaparilla will do you until you
try it. Buy a bottle today and begin to
take it.
a.. I. Crowl and E. L. Sco6eld return.
ed the first Of the week from Devils Lake.
They wheeled from Minot, a distance OF
$50 miles.
The c~artoonist, Bert knight, employed
on "VVhat To Eat" published by, Pierce
& Pierce, Minneapolis, is an old friend
of J. L. Brown of this place.
c. E. Task gathered 1900 cattle and
sold to James Converse and then sold
him the balance he had in this state, at a
lump price of s3,4oo. Mr.. Trask has
another brand in Oregon.
Geo. Drenkel will open his new store
on Barnes street about the first of Sep
TENDER. Mr.. Drenkel was formerly in
the grocery, crockery and cutlery bust
ness and resumes the same in Dickinson.
Geo. Pushee, a switchman in the yards
lost the thumb and three fingers Of his
right hand while switching Wednesday
morning. DIR. L. c. Smith, assisted by
DR.. Geo. A. Perkins, made the amputa.
ton.
DR.. Fred Weible has gone to his
fathers home at Weible, N. D., where
he has quite an amount of dentist work
to do. He may return to Dickinson later
to help his brother during the busy
months.
A watch that will keep time, adjusted
to heat. cold and position, II ruby jewels
patent regulator, breguet hair spring
superior workmanship, is the "Candee'
watch. Call and see it. w. {. Candee
8-I3
w. H. DeGraf was visiting his son l
c. DeGraff of this place early in the
week. Mr.. DeGraff was a heavy loser
about S5,ooo-in the Bismarck fire, bu,
he has ordered a new stock and will re
sumo business at once.
Prof. c. H. Clemmer will conduct a
teachers institute in Emmons county the
week commencing August 2oth. He
will return from New England next week
and will arrive in Dickinson the morn
ing of September grid.
Paris & Co. sold 36 head of cattle
Monday for P. Brown of Glen Ullin al
$500, average weight 1876; the same day
for F. Schweigert, Hebron, IS head a,
s4.65, average weight 1916. Considering
weight and grade of cattle, these were
the best sales made on cattle for thi.
section.
Rev. John Copeland, pastor of the East
Presbyterian church, St. Paul, was re,
newing Dickinson acquaintance on Fri
day. Mr.. Copeland has a very pleasant
church work in st. Paul. He preache.
in Mandan next Sunday and will go te
Montana next week to attend to some
business matters.
Some time ago, a little bottle of Cham
b~erlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy fell into my hands, just at 3
time when my ~two-year-old boy was ter
ribly afflicted. His bowels we're beyond
control. We had tried many remedies
to no purpose, but the little bottle O
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remed,
speedily cured him.-William F. Jones
| Oglesby, Ga. For sale by ]. J. Freeman
and Drenkel & Davis.
J. c. McDonough, deputy head consu
for the Modern Woodmen of America
has been in Dickinson this week arrang
ing for organizing a lodge of Wood
men. Mr.. McDonough has been yer,
successful as an organizer and he i
confident of getting a large membership
here. He represents a good order.
A new school district has been or
ganized north of Taylor-"Dewey Schoo
District No. 10" The directors are T. H
Myran, John Gunwall and liver Engbret
son. The name dewey" indicates tina
the patrons of district 10 are patriotic
and full of admiration for Admiral Dewe,
the Manila hero.
Charles Cr6wl arrived from Anaconda
Mont, Saturday, and completed arrang
ments for the funeral of his youngest son
which took place at the Congregations
church Sunday morning at ten o'clock
Rev. U. G. Rich officiating. The pal
bearers were Laddie Pisha, Eddie Nc
Cadam, Victor Kihm and Tomm,
Matherson.
Superintendent John L.Maile of Fargo
who has charge of Congregational churcl
work in this state, occupied Rev. U. G
Rich's pulpit on Sunday both morning.
and evening. His sermon in the morn
ing was an able n and his presentation
in the evening of church work was full Q
interest to all hearers. On Monda
morning Mr.. Mailc started with Nj
Rich to visit the outpost stations a
Belfeld, Sentinel Butte and Wibaux.
Coal bids were opened by the Dickin
son school board on Tuesday as follow:
NJ. L%enneville, 81. 50; J. F. Brodie, sI.6s
]. E. McCoul, sI.74 per ton. The contrac
was awarded to MI. Brodie providing h
execute a bond contract prepared by tn
board on or before August 10th. TIL
board engaged Miss Fay A. Pearl t
teach a 3-months' term of school il
No. 2 to commence September $, an
Miss Tempo Saunders was engaged fo
the same length of time in school No.
commencing September $,
Game Warden s. D. Gregg was j
Dickinson last Saturday posting gam
law instructions. Mr.. Gregg has a nun
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