The Dickinson press., 1898-03-26

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waist line, a full assortment at right
prices. j. Freeman &, Co. 3-1o.
DR.. L. c. Smith and two other doctors
are making arrangements to open a hos.
pital at Fort Wrangel.
N. P. ticket agents have had notice
that no commissions will be allowed on
tickets sold during the rate war.
c. R. Pendergast writes from the &c.
dar to his family here that he had his
cattle all at the ranch during the stormy
days.
John F. Young of Bel6eld, who has
been feeling poorly for some time, was in
Dickinson o. the 10TH for medical treat.
ment.
August Beisigl writes to have a copy
of the PRESS sent to Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, where his mother resides at
present.
John Miers, a resident of South Dick
inson, was fined Monday in Justice Fol-
SONS court to the amount of $40 for dis
orderly conduct.
Ifyou are not feeling we'll, why don't
you take Hoods Sarsaparilla? 1t will
purify and enrich your blood and do you
wonderful good.
New line of spring and summed dry
goods at Scofeld's. French ginghams,
organizes, dotted swiss, curtain net, light
~calicos, etc. Call and look the goods
over. 3-s.
Charles Horst has resigned at Greene's
market and taken a position at Parker's
market. Ed. Iams has position at the
Greene market.
Miss Murn cordially invites everybody
to her grand opening of spring and sum
mer millinery, March 81 and first and
second Of April Her stock of millinery
is the largest and the cheapest ever
shown in the town.
Mrs. Kate Richardson has rented the
Colder house on Barnes street. Some
repairs will have to be made before the
house is ready for occupancy.
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. 3-Io-
Geo. Harkins brought in a car of Mimi
esota cattle about a week ago. He
turned them in with Jeff Farrah's herd
while they were waiting for the weather
to clear up before driving to the Cannon
Ball.
o. E. Foote wishes to announce that
he is still in the Aermotor business; he
has already secured orders for several
and Is prepared to receive many more.
GIG.
The big display windows in A.. T.
Crowl & Cos. store have been enclosed
and awnings placed on the outside. 1t i:
a splendid job and was done by F.S
Cunningham, assisted by w. A. Gamble
Just arrived from the largest CLOAK
house in America a full and complete
line of ladies' misses and children.
capes and jackets at ]. J. Freeman
& Cos. 3-I2.
E. B. Partridge is moving back to New
England. He moved his things dowr
from Gladstone just before the bat
weather and his family is ready to e,
down as oon as the going gets a littl,
better.
L. Colgrove started with a big load o
supplies for his ranch on the 10th not
~withstanding the bad condition of thu
roads. Mr.. Colgrove got two carloads o
Minnesota cattle out to the ranch just be
fore the storm.
One family of Germans arrived on tn
10Th, and a great many more are now OF
the way. In fact these people have BEEF
arriving all winter-a few at a time-a
Dickinson, Gladstone, Richardton. AM
other points in Stark county.
Bismarck Tribunei Some of the N. T
employees at Mandan are beginning t
leave already, quite a number of Their
!, going to Missoula. A prominent man i
. railway circles said last week that by tn
first Of May there would be only tire
machinists. one blacksmith and one boi
er maker, left to do the work, with tn
exception of a few laborers.
For some time l have suffered wit
rheumatism and tried every imaginabl
/ remedy, without effect. MI. F. G.
Wells advised me to try Chamberlain
Pain Balm, telling me that it had cure
many cases of long standing like min'
{ l have used four bottles and feel sur
\ that one more bottle will make my cur
i complete.-A. p. KoNTz, CLARENDON
:. Ark. Sold by j.. Freeman and Drer
kel & Davis.