The Dickinson press., 1898-03-12

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and my strength and courage returned"
MRS. MARY E. GREENE, Minnie Lake,
North Dakota.
Hoods Pills are the only pills to take
with Hoods Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver
ills.
Wei lkso~a St. Pod ocsast Coming.
Mysterious headaches, headaches you
can't account for, smarting, burning, itch
ing eyelids are sometimes caused by eye
strain, which properly adjusted glasses
will entirely emove. Drenkel & Davis
are the sole agents in Dickinson for Tu-
dor & Cos adamantine lenses, an expert
re%fractionist from Tudor & Co.'s Office
will make regular visits to their store
for the purpose of diagnosing and cor
recting all irregular and complicated eye
troubles. Next visit Wednesday and
Thursday, March % and "a, see him if
you think you have anything the matter
with your eyes, or your spectacles do not
suit you, no charge for a thorough exami-
nation. Special attention paid to chill
dren's eyes. Wednesday and Thursday,
March 23rd and cath. 3-12.2t.
Bishop & Heart have a new baker.
Capt. ]. G. Saunders is having his barn
painted.
A Chicago tailor-made suit of clothes
for $40. See G. F. Somdahl. 3-12-tf.
T. ]. Farrell is still in town trying to
make some disposition of his Clough
street livery stable.
Americas greatest medicine is Hoods
Sarsaparilla, which cures when all other
preparations fail to do any good what
ever.
1t is understood that A. ]. Streeter has
recently acquired interests in the south
which will necessitate the removal of his
family from Dickinson.
Buy your shamrocks from Miss Murn;
real genuine shamrocks, nothing like
them has ever been in Dickinson before;
please call and see them.
The way to get rich-buy your meats
and groceries at n place-full line of
first class groceries and meats of all
kinds at Parker's Meat and Grocery
Store. 3-12-2t.
Sunday morning was held the memori-
al service for Eta Roberts. Her S. S.
class occupied their usual seats on the
platform and furnished music. Katie
Birch and Nellie Griswold gave appro-
pirate recitations and Mr.. Rich gave a
brief, comforting and helpful address.
The church was prettily decorated for
the occasion with potted plants.
A. w. Weible will be ready for bust
ness Monday, March ID. He is pre-.
pared to do everything in the line of den.
tistry after the most modern methods
and has all the appliances necessary to
do first class work. One point in favor
of Nh. Weible is, that he has decided to
permanently locate in Dickinson and
become n Of our citizens. He has fit
ted up elegant dental parlors over Free.
mans drug store where he will undoubt.
eddy obtain a large and desirable patron
age. 3-12.
Mrs. ]. J. Freeman gave a very pleas.
ant afternoon card party, from 2 toe,
March 4, at her residence on Sims street.
The first prize was taken by Mrs. S. P.
Gotta; second Mrs. c. H. Klinefelter, Jr.;
third, Mrs. ]. Leonberger. Those pres.
ent were Mesdames. Johnson, Manning,
Gotta, Porter, Crosthwaite, Klinefelter Jr.,
Rudiselle, Kihm, Currie, Crowl, Little
hales, Lothrop, Ray, Dobson, Bardwell,
McQuay, Tingle, Bartlett of Mandan,
Lehman, Leonberger.
Treasurer Riessbeck has received
s., 100 from the state school fund, which
he will pay over to the following farmers
after certain preliminaries are arranged:
]. w. Chamberlain of Richardton, $1,000;
Franz Graf, $500; Joseph Rother, $500.
These amounts are loans on real estate,
made under a law passed by the last
legislature.