The Dickinson press., 1898-12-10

Aboat Catarrh.

A000t C0taffhs
II is caused by a cold or succession of
colds, combined with impure blood. Ito.
symptoms are pain in the head, discharge
from the nose, ringing noises in the ears.
It is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla which
purifies tand enriches the blood, soothes
and rebuilds the tissues and relieves all
the disagreeable sensations,
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. Mailed
for CSC. by G. !. Hood & CO., Lowell.
We will have some of the finest tur-
keys ever on the market. Send your or
der to Parker's
c. F. Wilde's friends are glad to note
that he has returned from Missoula. Mr..
Wilde is considered one of the best
freight conductors in the employ of the
Northern Pacific IN this division.
1t is announced that the fast mail train
from New York has shortened its time
and that the Northern Pacific is about to
make a new time card which will bring
No. ! into Dickinson several hours earlier
than the present schedule.
Frontier Lodge, i. o. o. F., elected the
following officers Tuesday night: D. w.
Mckenzie, N. G.; Alfred White, v. G.;
F. S. Cunningham, R. S.; ]. P. Tingle,
P. S.; T. H. Brien, treasurer; D. S. Little
hales, trustee.
The Consolidated Coal Co. are putting
out IL carloads of coal per day at their
Lehigh mines. Manager Brodie says
that they are in a position now to furnish
coal on very short notice. His company
has already sold I42 cars of coal in Dick
inson since last fall.
In the Minneapolis Journal Junior of
Dec. 3, Oracle Currie, one of the sth
grade Dickinson High School pupils, has
a we'll written article, taking up the
subject of Marquis de Mores and his
great venture at Mcdora.
H. c. Miethe, commissioner elect from
Billings county, was in Dickinson this
week, MIR. Miethe is one of the young
men of this country who has made a sue
cess of the stock business. He will quail
fly and enter upon his duties as commits
sioner@on the 2nd of January.
At Beach the new Northern Pacific
self dumping coal dock will be completed
about the first of March. The workmen
will then come to Dickinson and con-
struct a dock, which will be completed
and ready for use early the coming sum-
mer. The material is already on the
ground.
One of the most pleasant social events
Of the season was the card party given
blythe Daughters of the Prophet at X. of
p hall on Tuesday evening, twenty cou-
Piles being present. Miss Ray won the
ladies head prize and Mrs. A. N. Free
man foot prize. Dan Manning carried
off the gentlemen's head prize and N. C..
Lawrence, foot.
Fulton Burnett has started a night
school at Manila. He writes that his
pupils are exceptionally bright. Some
of their names are: Gragorio De
Las Dantos, Lads Lao Manned, Santiago
A. Lindaya, Fellepe c. Litioco, Vicente
Pasta, Pablo Unaly, Julio, Roxas and
Bixto Bandejas.
Wahpeton Globe: News has just been
received that Ole T. Lykken, who en-
listed with Co. X of Dickinson, and went
to Manila with the N. d. ", died there
lately from typhoid fever. Mr.. Lykken
was a cousin of liver Lykken of this place
and is we'll known here, having resided
in this vicinity off and on. He was an
exceptionally bright young man, and his
sad end in a foreign land, far away from
home and friends, has saddened the
hearts of all.
Pains in the chest when a person has a
cold indicate a tendency toward pneu-
monia. A piece of flannel dampened
with with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
bound on to the chest over the seat of
pain will promptly relieve the pain and
prevent the threatened attack of pneu-
monia. This same treatment will cure a
lame back in a few hours. Sold by ]. ].
Freeman and Drenkel & Davis.
On Saturday evening, Dec. 3, the Dick
inson Camp Of Modern Woodmen of
America, No. 5737, elected the following
officers: Venerable consul, ]. F. Jarisch;
worthy adviser, Alfred White; banker,
Frank Heiser; clerk, ]. P. Tingle; escort,
F. c. Angliss; Physicians, Drs. Perkins
and Smith; Waterman, JIG. Lenneville;
sentry; John Burton. ]. ]. Freeman as
delegate and S. A. Randall as alternate
hold over; also the managers, F. c. Ang-
liss, R. Carnahan and ]. ]. Freeman,
hold over. Installation will occur on the
next regular meeting night, Saturday,
January :.
The annual sale and supper of the
Episcopal guild was held at the spacious
Scofeld residence Thursday evening.
The house was packed full ann the dain-
ty fancy and useful articles found ready
sale, while the candy and doll table, where
Miss Gladys presided was we'll patron
lied. The following program was rem
dered after which refreshments were
served:
Piano Solo. ....... .Genevieve Crowley.
Goodnight Motion Song. Edith kim,
Nellie Dinsdale, and Gladys Scofeld.
Recitation ...... Edna Scofeld.
Song Mrs. Wiley.
Recitation ........ Miss Anna Dickinson.
Pantomimes.
Piano Solo Mrs. Burnett.
Here is a good example of what a pru-
dent. hardworking man can do in this
country. Eleven years ago Frank Seichts
came to Dickinson a poor man. He
houDh< an ~ foa- <ooLr ~ ~