The Dickinson press., 1898-08-27
See theSnew drysgood II currie & Co.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gamble,
August. z3rd, a daughter.
]. B. stoddard has purchased 1900
sheep Of c. NJ. Dinsdale.
When you want anything in groceries,
50 to currie & Co.'S. S-27
H. Robinson Of Yule sold out a large.
herd Of cattle last week.
NJ. S Cuskelly went to ST. Paul this
week with a carload of cattle.
Paris & Co. sold a full carload Of
Moody's cattle on Tuesday at s4.8o.
AT. Crowl& Co. have anew announce
ment this week. Study their prices.
Currie & Co. can fit you with a pair of
shoes-and prices that will please. 8-27
CT. Oakley. representing Tomlinson,
Stafford & Co, St. Paul, has been buy
ing cattle in this vicinity.
1t is reported that Wells Taft has
bought Geo. Patrick's farm at Red
Bluff, Col.
Mrs. R. J. Turner of Gladstone took
her daughter Vivian to St. Paul for
treatment this week.
According to general instructions of
the Northern Pacific, the car wreck east
of Dickinson was burned.
Reuben Lyon who has been at J. B.
%Stoddard's ranch the past three months
returned home Thursday night.
The members of the Degree of Honor
gave a social Thursday evening in the
Ray building, one door west of Free
mans.
Tx. Porter has a letter from his brother
Willis who arrived safely in Manila on
July IL with the End expedition of volun-
teers.
Men, women and children who are
troubled with sores, humors. pimples, ETC.,
may find permanent reliefin Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
Sergeant Clayton Worst of troop G of
Grigsby's Rough Riders has returned to
Fargo on a 3o-days' furlough. He has
been very ill.
A.Hilliard has bought 625 yearling ewes
of c. M. Dinsdale for F. E. Morgan. E.
Deffebach was at Belfeld recently to
count them out.
o. D. Annis, a resident of New Eng
land in the early days, who has been in
Montana the past 8 or 10 years, was in
Dickinson this week.
Miss Scofeld's friends will be pleased
to learn that she is to open an art school
on the 9Th of September at her residence
on H~annaford street.
DIR. L. c. Smith lost a horse on Monday
in crossing Crooked Creek. The stream
was high and the doctor was thankful to
get out with his own life.
Chas. Gordon of Wibaux, according to
the Tribune, was recently taken to Bis
marck for treatment for injuries received
while fighting prairie fire.
o. P. liner has bargained for c. R.
Pendergast's house, formerly occupied
by w. F. Cunningham. Mrs. Fox and
children are to reside in the house.
w. w. Livingston came in from Oak
dale Thursday and said that he was
making preparations to go to Furns.
worth, S. D.. the first of next week.
Mrs. E. J. Berry gave a bicycle party
to a number of her lady and gentlemen
friends Wednesday evening. The party
was entertained at the St. Charles hotel.
The Cresswell Cattle Co. sold a train
load of beeves on Monday at $3.50 pei
cwt., average weight 1885,. Pierre
Wibaux sold the same day cattle of 12ot
weight at $3.50; t~ails,s4.I5.
James Sebry, a member of troop G
Grigsby's Rough Riders, has returned Il
Bismarck or a furlough and expects to
get a discharge as he is completely brok
en- down in health. He reports tina
half the boys in his company have beer
sick at Chickamauga.
The Northern Pacific is giving an ex
%cursion to 20 of its land agents. Thu
party was in Fargo on Tuesday and i
expected here today or tomorrow. Johr
Van der Las, the company's Yves
Missouri agent, will entertain the part,
in Dickinson and has been invited to g
with the party to the coast.
c. M. Dinsdale went east this week t
look up pens and feed for sheep the com
ing winter He will feed a large nun
Der. One band at White Sulphur
numbers 5000 and will be shipped di
rect to the Twin City Stock Yard
when taken off Of grass.
Julius Hoist sold II steers Tuesday o
1913 weight at $500 per cwt, and I
steers of lily weight at s4.65. N
Sutherland sold 80 steers of 1900 weigh
at $40; C.. F. Higgins, I'll steers of 1903
weight at $40.
Ig. Dolesal, a German living north Q
: Dickinson, and who went to Alaska wit
J. F. Kricek returned home a short tim
ago. He says that he could have don
better out on the ranch. While
| Alaska he was sick four months and ur
/ able to work. He states that Mr.. Krice
:. is doing very we'll.
Very Rev. Dean Collins: Over 70,
hundred years ago, the Banner of Castil
and the Cross Of Oh list were uplifted
Cuba. The flag of Spain has been low
orod. hut the Tross nj Christ will renal