The Dickinson press., 1898-03-19

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millinery store.
Attorney J.. F. Philbrick of: Bismarck
spent Thursday in Dickinson in consult.
alton with VIM. Ray.
We call your attention to our shirt
waist line, a full assortment at right
prices. j. Freeman &:co. $40.
Alfred Labreche of oakdale, who
makes about four trips a year to town.
was delayed here BY Tuesdays storm.
candee will order yoa. anything you
wish in his line. 1t will take about a
week to fill the order. 3-io.
N. E. quarterly conference will be
held at Gladstone, March 7o, at p. m.
and quarterly meeting at 7:3o; Elder Ry.
an will be. present. :,
w. c. candee is prepared to repair
your watch, clock or jewelry in a proper
manner. 3-1o.
w. b. Howe has added % head of two.
year-old heifers to his Cannon Ball herd.
He had the pick Of VIM. Ray'sherd at
$50 per head.
Miss Murn wishes to say that she will
have her grand opening of summer mil
linery in about two weeks; the exact date
will be announced next week. 3-1o-1t.
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On March 31,Alexander Hughes is due
in Grand Forks to deliver an address be-
fore the State Enforcement League enti-
tied THE Duty of the Citizens"
DR.. E. w. Hines writes that he will
be in Dickinson on the 1st of April, his
stay in Glendive being protracted by the
severe illness of his wife. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Walton received
word Sunday that their daughter Cora
was ill at jamestown. Mrs Walton
went down in the evening.
1t is economy to profit by the expert
ence of others. Thousands have been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. why not
YOU?
Foreman Littlehales was confined to
his o Thursday from overwork in the
performance of his duties about the
round house during the storm.
Do not forget that we carry the largest
stock and up to date millinery, as our
stock is all new and styles guaranteed.
J. J. Freeman 4 Co. $40.
The Chatauquans will meet next Mon
day night with Gus Finger, at residence
of E. G. Paddock. The same program
announced last week will be used. :.
The lecture, Ships and Sailors, by Mr..
Rich, has been postponed, owing to the
weather, until next Thursday night at 8
o'clock. The admission WILDE IS cents.
New; line of spring and sulmmea dry
goods at Scofeld's. French ginghams,
organdies, dotted swiss, curtain net, light
%calicos, etc. Call and look the goods
over. AZ.
Manager Freeman has four com.
panies booked for April: For the 1st,
Elsie de Tourney, Joan Of Arc; the 9th,
McGinty the Sport; the 25th, Black Bos-
%tonians; the goth, Full Cola Specially
Co.
Our trimmer has arrived and any work
which you have done by her in hat trim
ming is guaranteed to our customers to
be the latest style and best of workman.
ship. J%.J.Freeman & Co. 3d.
James Sheppard returned to Dickinson
Wednes Jay. MI. Sheppard spent some
time at Dyea, but he said that a man OF
his age had no business trying to cross
the pass.
Just arrived from the largest cloak
house In America a full and complete
line of ladies' misses and children.
capes and jackets at ]. ]. Freeman
& Cos. 3-l2.
Bismarck was a storm center Tuesday
afternoon and evening, so says the Tri
bune. The wind blew 4s miles per houl
and every requisite for a blizzard wa.
present but snow,
One early Klondiker from Dickinson
!, said to be in the liquid drink business
at Skagway, Two later Adventures. VIII,
had been staked with large sums o
money, hung around Seattle sporting
houses until they had squandered thei
surplus money, finally leaving for tn,
North with passage only to the passes.
For some time l have suffered will
rheumatism and tried every imaginable
remedy, without effect. Mr.. F. G. S
Wells advised me to try Chamberlain
Pain Balm, telling me that it had curet
many cases Of long standing like mine
have, used four bottles and feel sur,
that n more bottle will make my cur
complete.-A. P. KoNrz, Claremore
Ark. Sold by J. J. Freeman and Dren
kel & Davis.
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