The Dickinson press., 1898-11-05
E. {. Barry, who has been appointed
one Of the Judges of election inaHetting-
er, was in the city for supplies on Thurs
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made a good republican speech at Dick
inson and the Press gives an excellent
summary.
The sweed BARRIERS sign pole was left
over in South Dickinson the evening of
halloween. The boys had more respect
for the barber shop of Neil Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Lowery are moving
in from their Diamond Willow ranch and
will occupy their Hannaford street resi-
dence during the winter.
Vim. Gallagher, formerly a railroad
man at Dickinson, is running for the
Office Of sheriff at Livingston on the
sound money republican ticket. VIM.
used to shout for free silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sutherland visited
the Omaha Exposition, Mrs. Sutherland
returning home last Saturday, while Mr..
Sutherland stopped off at Cooperstown
to look after some business matters.
G. B. Martins cattle in Chicago last
week averaged 81 per cwt. He was I'M
fortunate enough to get in during a pour
ingram storm which was probably the
means Of cutting his price 50 cents a cwt.
The Jewell Nursery Co., of Lake City,
Mimi, want statesmen in this County to
sell their hardy Minnesota grown Fruits,
Farm Seeds, etc. They offer three plans
of work, and the highest commissions.
They are reliable. Write them for terms.
The first salesman started secures choice
of territory. Io-1-8t
w. R. Williams, familarly known as
SILVER" died of typhoid fever at Chicka-
manga on October 20. Deceased was a
member of troop 1.-THE same troop of
Rough Riders with which L. A. Simpson
enlisted, and formerly ran an engine
for the Northern Pacific at this place.
James Converse shipped two trainloads
OF cattle from Dickinson on Monday.
Later he will have a shipment from Wi
baux and this will finish up for this sea-
son. MIR. Converse has shipped as cars
of cattle this year.
M. A. O'Neil, editor of the Stanton Pr
lot, spent Saturday in Dickinson. In
connection with his paper work, MIR.
O'Neil runs IS head of cattle and is a
candidate for treasurer of Mercer county
with good prospects of election.
The Congregational friends at Glad
stone had a social a short time ago at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Cryne.
Eighty-three people were present and
the proceeds of the evening were very
satisfactory. 1t is perhaps needless to
say that everybody had a good time.
Died, at South Heart, Nov. 2, typhoid
fever, VIM. S. Armstead, colored, aged
about IS years. Deceased was mustered
out of the regular army last March and
is supposed to have a mother and two
sisters living in Washington, D. c. He
had been working for Ed. Finger at
South Heart.
Twenty or more people from Dickin-
son attended the Woodmen dance at
Taylor IN the 18th; people from Lehigh,
Gladstone, Richardton and Antelope
were also in attendance. The managers
of the dance saw to it that every body had
a good time. The proceeds of the even
ing were considerable and will enable
the Taylor Camp to buy some needed
paraphernalia.
Geo. R. Hickman of Gladstone has an
incubator of 500 egg capacity. During
the past season he has Matched 1000
chickens. He will winter 200 hens and
next year expects to do a much larger
business. He raises his own feed and is
confident that he can make the hen bust
ness pay. Mr.: Hickman is also raising
cattle and will winter 50 head. During
the summer he hires his stock herded
away from home.
Married, at the brides home in Daw-
son, Mimi, Oct. 10, Mr.. Christ Engen
and Mrs, Addie T, Erickson. Mr.. En-
gen is a merchant in Taylor, being at the
head of the firm of Engen, Dyvsven &
Co. He also has large stock interests in
this county, He will winter IS head of
cattle at Taylor the coming winter and
at his ranch five miles north of that town
he will winter 1I25 lambs, and he also
has go sheep at the Berry ranch near
Taylor.
The Co. K benefit dance Tuesday
night was a financial success and very
enjoyable. The ladies had taken much
pains in making suitable decorations for
the occasion. The proceeds were sI35.5o
and the total expenses we're IS cents,
leaving sl3s.25 with which to buy a rub
! Der air pillow for each member Of Co. X
! now in the Philippines; The ship that
will take these presents to our boys sails
about the middle of this month: Ar.
engagements have been made with nren.
KEEL g. Davis to get the pillows at whole.
sale prices, and Senator McGillivrary
has written the Northern Pacific officials
to get them ranked as express from St
{ Paul to Portland, where they will be
: taken in charge by the Red Cross society
:. YELLOW JAUNDIcE CURED.
Suffering humanity should be supplied
with every means possible for its relief
Ii is with pleasure we publish the follow.
: ing: This is to certify that wa {
h terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundic.
r for over six months, and was treated b,
some Of the best physicians in our cit,