The Dickinson press., 1898-03-26

COLNIUOIlO0 OH LTO0tS ITCCIs -a.
J. P. Reuter- who lives 8 miles south
east Of Dickinson will put in an increased
acreage of grain this year.
So great is the improvement in the N.
P. roadbed in Steele and Kidder% counties
that me engine can haul twice the weight
it could pull a year ago.
The Mandan fair association elected
the old directors and President Harmon,
Secretary Zimmerman and Treasurer
Taylor are reelected.
John Dobson, R. Carnahan, Andy Ship
ley and all those in town from the south
on the 10th, reported the coulies drifted
full of snow and travelling very hard.
Frank Ballard, brother of John and
Fred Ballard of this place, was a west
bound passenger Tuesday en- route to
Oregon, where he will enter business.
The Steele Ozone speaks of T. l..
Beard as state organizer for the Tax
League and says that he met with fair
success at:that place in getting members.
Edwin Johnson is planning to go into
the cattle business for himself this spring
He has the::Kirby ranch at New ENGLAND
and expects to buy some cow and heif-
ers soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T. Crowl gave a mu-
steal entertainment on the evening of the
10Th at their Van Norden street resi-
residence. Twenty-Five guests were
present.
Mrs. J.: J. Freeman and the Misses
Coleman and Mr.. John Coleman returned
last Saturday. notwithstanding the in
clement weather, from a pleasant outing
at the Goodail ranch.
The appearance of DR.. Weible's dent
al rooms is very fine. He has a neat
waiting room, ar operating room and a
laboratory. He has equipped himself
with the latest improved dental appli-
ances and all he asks is that the people
give him a trial.
A. H. Keene of Whitman, Mass, was
a passenger Monday en- route to Morse,
Idaho, where his daughter, Mrs. Ole
Mead resides. Mr.. Keene had not in
tended to leave home until the 2Ist but
lest he should lose the opportunity of
travelling across the continent for $4,000,
he. FASTENED a little. He is to spend a
year in Idaho and vicinity.
have a few sets of quadruple plate
knives, forks and spoons that l will close
out very reasonable. l have turned the
business I'VE to Mr. w. c. Candee, who
intends to put in a complete line of jew
elry, watches, clocks and silverware in
the fall. Respectfully,
3-1o. M, H. LlNSLEY.
Eighteen below zero was what the gov.
eminent thermometer indicated at this
place Tuesday morning. This wa ex-
tremely cold for the season of the year,
especially after the fine mild weather
that we had been having all winter; and
some people, without consulting a relia-
BILE thermometer, had an idea that it was
IS to 80 degrees below zero on the night
of the 2Ist.
Frank H. Gibbs: I returned from Sc.
attic and Tacoma on the 10Th. Thou
sands of people throng the streets Of Sc
attic and legitimate business is out of
sight. 1t is all boom. The city of Ia
coma appears to be bankrupted-through
corruptness of city officials, I presume.
The weather was cold and chilly to me,
notwithstanding they have green grass.
etc.
On Wednesday the weather began to
moderate. For ten days it had been
storming more or less and quite cold,
with about the only snow of the entire
winter, eight or nine inches having fallen
during the period. 1t was moi so bad
but that stock could Craze, and there
was an abundance of hay at all the
ranches where hay is usually put up, and
now there will be moisture for both
stockmen and farmers.
II can say one thing for Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy;
and that is that it excels any proprietary
medicine have e On the market, and
l have been in the practice Of medicine
and the drug business for the past forty
years." writes ]. M. Jackson, M. D., Bron-
son, Fla. Physicians like Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
because it is a scientific preparation, and
because it always gives quick relief. Gel
a bottle at ]. J. F'reeman's and Drenkel
& Davis.
When Geo. Leonard, the Mandan
dentist, arrived in Dickinson Monday
and found that DR.. Weible was a resi-
dent dentist in fact, he would not open
up for business at the Willard house a.
advertised. DR.. Leonard has a good
practice at Mandan and he respects the
rights Of other dentists. BY the way, DR.
Leonard spoke very highly. of DR.. Wei
BILE who holds four state dental certif
cates-one each from North Dakota
New York and two other states.
The Chautauquans meet Monda,
night, March %, with Mrs. Kinney
Program:
Notwithstanding.
Paper-The Economic Value Of Maize
Miss Dickinson
Medieval Europe-chap. XII conclud
ed and Chap. XIII. Miss Spears
Reading-Interior of a Pompeian Hous,
lin March Cosmopolitan)>Gus Finger
Roman Life in Pliny's Time Chap. X
Mrs. Lothrop
Discussion-Electricity: Its Advance
ment in Science-Led by Mrs. Aver
and Mr.. Lothrop.