The Dickinson press., 1899-02-18

ii CANE, al SCOnClQ IS, -E-NEt 49, IZsSItI,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Miller, OF
Antelope, February II, a son.
Sweet Apple and Orange cider a.
Clyde Campbell's. 1928
They always write, they never blot.
Parker's pens. Candee sells them.
2-l8-tf
The oil inspectorship, according to re-
port, is between Mrs. Mamie Briggs and
P. b. Wickham.
The highest cash price paid for hides,
pelts and furs. E. F. MEssEsMITH
4-l7-tf'
F.S Cunningham is iemodeling the
interior of Foreman D. S. Littlehales'
residence on Hannaford street.
Angliss, the optician, next door to
Messersmith's residence, or at Freeman's
drug store. 2-I8-lt
Billy Cupplcs, who went down cas-,
some months ago with a carload OF
horses for John Martin, returned on
Monday.
w. B. Sidmore. was in Dickinson and
vicinity this week trying to trace IS head
of cattle that recently strayed from c. b
Martins ranch.
Emma and Beatrice Lish went east on
No. 2, Wednesday evening to visit their
father, Representative Lish, at Bismarck
for a few days.
W. c. Candee has a complete line Of
the jointless Lucky Curves" fountain
pens. They are sold on approval.
2-18-tf
You will get as good and perfect work
in fitting and testing your eyes by An.
gliss, the optician, as you can any where,
in any city, and at less expense. 2-l8-2'
Senator Hansbrough has written Ed
Bonney that the N. d., volunteers will
be home in April unless the present
trouble in the PHILIPPINES should pre-
vent.
The Odd Fellows of Mandan enter
tanned the legislature Friday evening
Feb. II. F. A. Hickman sent to Dick
inson Friday morning for his past grane
collar.
The N. P. passenger traffic has beer
heavy this week and if this western rust
keeps up some of the railroad men think
that an extra train will be put on abou'
the middle of e month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Montague, Mrs
Judson LaMoure and daughter Matte
left for the east on delayed No. 2 Thurs
day night. Mrs. Montague, we under
stand, went through to Minneapolis tt
visit a sister.
Will Clark went to Canada a few day.
ago with a car of fine horses that h.
bought at Billings. 1t is his purpose t
run a large herd of horses in the Bad
Lands another season and in the banc
will be some 20 head of broken saddle
horses.
A few days ago Mrs. Geo. Prentiss hac
a letter from her husband who is il
Alaska, 100 miles out from Dawson
Mr.. Prentiss wrote that he was we'll ane
had a splendid gold mine, for which h,
had had an offer of $1,000, but preferred
to keep it.
Alexander Montague, who has held
the jamestown asylum trusteeship tn
past four years, is soon to accept a gooe
appointment under Hon. N. E, Nelson
collector of customs for North and Soutl
Dakota. Treasurer White is to occup,
the house which the Montagues vacate.
]. J. Coughlin has returned from hi
Coast trip and according to the presen
} schedule will take charge of a crew o
men on the N. p. the 18th of this month
Mr.. Coughlin is pretty we'll satisfied
with the climate of this section as com
pared with that Of Tacoma and Seattle.
Clio Club will meet on Thursday Q
next week with Mrs Wiley. Following
: is the program: Quotations from Mr..
Browning. Review of Don Quixote-
Mrs. Scoield. Sketch of Calderon-
Mrs. Hilliard. Music-Mrs. Vile,
Spanish Vistas, "Cordovan Pilgrimsv-
Questioned by Mrs. Lothrop.
Chas. S. Fee, OF the Il. 2. has Just is
sued as an advertisement of his road, a
unique and beautiful army and nav
! calendar with cupids very much in evi
dencc. For February and March tn
army gil and cupid are "on Guard;
) for April and May Miss Olympia an
cupid "Hurrah for Dewey" for June an
July they are Rough Riders;" for Al
. gust and September, in cool blue ant
white, they arc ':(olly Fars" on the Ne!
t York; the October and November pag
/ pays compliment to the Cadets" Will
December and January, 1900, puts ther
. "on deck" in "Manoeuver."
Because ofthe inconvenience OF the K
. of P.hall, the ladies of the Degree {
I Honor will give their grand mask ba
e Feb. u, 90, in the opera house. Ticket
for ting DANCE 81 a couple; supper will b
served for ACCENTS a plate; admission fc
spectators IS cents. Masqueraders mu:
n be identified at the door. Music will b
furnished by the Dickinson orchestr;
g Ball will open with cake walk. 1915
A GIVE SOLICITORS WANTED EVERY
"A where for ''The Story of the Philippines
, By Murat Halstead, commissioned by the go
eminent as official hist9rian tG the wa. depar
San Francisco, on the Pacific with General Nc
n lit; in 4 the he hospitals malias, at t,o l II at M il Ho1
the insurgent camps with Aguinaldo, on Ii
, deek of the Olympia ly 1Ed ~, With h p ssg|I. and Rd in Il
for agents. Brimful OF original pictures take
e BY government photograplers On the spS
paid. Credit given. Drop ali trashy %unofeiI
h war books. Outfit free: Address, F. T. Barbe
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