The Dickinson press., 1899-10-14
That JOYFUL Feeling.

VINO nave not progressed beyond the OLD
time medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well-informed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the Fig Syrup Co.
The North Star fur coat fits we'll, looks
we'll and wears we'll. Io-I4-It
The Girl from Chill, a high class play,
at opera house Wednesday, October 10.
M. NJ. Bobb of Taylor has threshed a
good crop Of wheat-somc over 1900
bushels.
Clothiers who sell the North Star fur
coat are satisfied with small profits.
E. r. Messersmith returned Monday
from Minnesota with two carloads of
young cattle.
The news comes from Glenwood, Mo-,
that a { -pound son was born October 9Th
to MIR. and Mrs. Richard Carnahan.
T. F. Gates has taken his sheep north
to winter at a point two miles from the
| old Trask ranch.
b. +. Deeken was up from Taylor this
week and purchased 50 head of western
heiters of Massacre & Simpson.
Ed. ]. Berry lost Il fine driving horse
Monday night. The animal pulled back
onits tie rope and choked to death.
7 Ed. R. Bonney has threshcd 1865 bush
els of wheat and 800 bushels of oats.
His wheat averaged l5H bu. and oats
! IS bu.
; If you a.c going to Manila, or any 9TH
! er hot place, you will not require a North
Star fur coat; they are entirely too warm
and durable. Io-l4-It
Last week prices were 10 to 20 cents
off on all classes of rough beef steers.
This is the case every year while the big
outfits are shipping.
]. F. Gaunt left this week for Idaho to
look around a few weeks and if he finds
things as he expects his family will fol-
low a little later.
Married, by Rev. U. G. Rich, October
7, at the home of l.. A. Davis, Mr.. Ole
Christensen of Mercer county and Miss
Emma Hamann of Richardton.
A. K. Welliver has taken charge of the
railroad restaurant at Mandan. Mr..
Welliver is a tirst-class young man and
will give the public good service.
An order by telephone or mail will in
sure prompt delivery of the best Lehigh
coal-all screened and dry. Phone at
Kihm's and depot.
o-23-tf CONSOLIDATED Coal Co., Lehigh.
Postmaster J. c. Thompson is weigh
ing mail of all descriptions for IS days
by order of the postofice department.
Railway clerks and all ~postmasters are
required to do the same.
Mr.. Suits has about made up his mind
to put a meat market in his new Barnes
street store. He has a fine herd Of beef
cattle which he can cut up for the Dick
inson trade as we'll as to send to Chicago.
He will also handle feed and flour.
We are glad to see our citizens patron
ize home industry. Our optical trade
has increased materially since We have
been doing our own lens grinding. If
you brake one of your glasses we can re-
place it in a few minutes; we guarantee
all of our work; your patronage is re-
specially solicited. w. c. CANDEE,
TO- a. If Refracting Optician.
Through W. P. Miller, W. T. Dennis
ton has brought a s5,ooo-damage suit
against Attorney Simpson. Apparently
Miller made it a point to get around just
after Denniston drew his salary from
Billings county. If money was to be
thrown out on a play Of this kind it
would seem as though the Dickinson
attorneys who have been friendly with
Denniston should receive the benefit. u
The Northern Pacific furnished free
transportation for all Co. K members
who wished to attend President Nc
Kinley's reception at Fargo on Friday
evening. A special car was set out here
and the boys, as many as could make it
convenient to leave, went down Thurs
day night on No. 2. Capt. Aud had
figured on 30 members, but the bad
weather kept some from going. 1t was
certainly very good of the N. P. to give
our returned soldiers a free trip to Fargo
and back.
President Mckinley was due to arrive
in Fargo at $50 ago our time) Friday
evening. After a short drive around the
city, the president and party were to re-
view the veterans of the Civil and Span
ish wars, secret s%ocitics and other organi-
cations in their parade Of the city. AT 8
t o'clock the presidential party were to
have dinner at the Waldorf, followed
by a general reception in the hotel lobby,
to last until train time, o:3o p. M, when
the party we're to leave over the Mil.
waukee for Aberdeen.
The first section of the 18th Minnesota
arrived in Dickinson Wednesday morn
ing a few minutes after 7 O'Clock, remain
: ing nearly an hour. The boys said that
7 they we're having all kinds of delays,
Their engine broke down in the Mallan
s tunnel, OBTAINING them several hours
but they hoped that they would NEE,
n with no more accidents. They had
travelled in snow all day and night in
It Montana and the prospects at Dickinson
indicated that they would see 10Y OF
e rain during the remainder of their jour
ney. The second section of the I3tt
: (the grid battalion) was close behind the
first section (Ist battalion) and remained
here for breakfast The 2nd battalion
went over the Great Northern.
D. B. Zimmerman of Dickinson ha!
e been making some large sales of stool
of late. To T. L. Beard he sold 3,5ot