The Dickinson press., 1898-12-31

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cans, at Scofeld's. I2-3Itf.
Go to Scofeld for pure Minnesota
buckwneat -four, direct from the mill,
verbal affidavit of purity thrown in. I23ltf
Conductor S. ]. Dunlap was attending
to some business matters in Dickinson
on Thursday. Mr.. Dunlap reports his
family all we'll at Mandan.
During the past week L. A. Simpson
received his saddle which he. used at
Chickamauga while a member of troop
G, of Grigsby's Rough Riders.
Dispatcher Archie Campbell and fami-
ly, of Glendive, have left for Memphis,
Tenn, where Mr.. Campbell has a posi-
ton with the Illinois Central Ry.
Conductor James Haskins reported for
work and ven to Mandan this week to
resume his duties with the N. P. Mrs.
Haskins expects to go to Mandan within
a short time.
Prof. Clemmer is making a new cata-
logue of the school library which he
hopes will soon be published and make
the library more available both for pu-
pills and citizens.
Ned Gibbs writes his parents in Dick
inson that he is getting along very we'll
at Manila. He writes a good deal of in
side history and shows wherein some war
correspondents for the big dailies have
colored their reports.
Mrs. H. A. Davis entertained her
music classes Saturday afternoon. A
musical program was carried out by the
pupils, after which refreshments were
served. A Santa Claus was present
and the pupils were presented with gifts
from their teacher.
Commissioner Geo. Lee of Gladstone
came in from Brainerd on Tuesday and
stated that Mrs. Lee was doing finely and
would probably return within two or three
weeks. Mrs. McCloy had not been
operated on at the time Nj. Lee came
away.
The case Of A. L. Martin VS.. James
Stowe and wife was tried in Billings
county a few days ago. The defendants,
who were represented by ]. H. Fields,
demanded ajury. The action was brought
to secure the payment of a store bill and
the jury returned a verdict for plaintiff.
L. A. Simpson was the plaintiffs attorney.
A Mr.. Holiday, a rancher living north
of Taylor, recently shot three mountain
lions in the vicinity of Kildcer mountain.
He ran across 4 den of five and succeed
ed in getting the mother and two pups.
The animals were brought to Dickinson
on Wednesday.
Andrew Lehman closed up his bust
ness matters in Dickinson last week and
left Saturday night for Minneapolis,
where he has a good position awaiting
him. Mr.. Lehman had been a resident
OF, Dickinson a number of years and the
PRESS hopes that he will be prospered
in his new field of work.
Presiding Elder Ryan will conduct
Methodist services as follows: Quarter
ly meeting Saturday afternoon at Glad
stone, followed by preaching in the eve
ming. Usual Sunday morning services
at Gladstone and evening service at
Dickinson. Pastor.
If you want comfortable and perfectly
fitted glasses, consult Angliss the jeweler
and optician. We are permitted to refer
you to Capt. Saunders, Mrs. d. Roberts,
Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. D. l. Bailey and
many others. Eyes examined and fitted
by having specially ground lenses in
each case. Difficult cases a specially.
ANGL1ss, the optician at Freeman's.
12-24-2t.
Those having the matter in charge de-
cided this week to purchase with the H.
brary funds on handsome s21-a set Of
Beacon Lights. of History. These will
probably be placed in the library at
the school house until such time as a
public library organization is estab-
lished. 1t is probable that the library
associstion organization begun last year
will be perfected and something done
toward procuring more books.
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 wei 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 J. J.
Freeman and Drenkel & Davis.
To Cure q Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,