The Dickinson press., 1899-03-25
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NA0sAuAASAuiSu Wy luS SdiAsOu MA. TaS
Syrup Co. only, and for sale by all drug
gists. al. 50 cents per bottle.
The Clio euchre club meet with Mr..
and Mrs. Scofeld.
Mrs McCloy has been ill the past few
days with tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Angliss returned
from their western trip on Thursday.
They always write, they never blot.
Parker's pc rs. Candee sells them. 2-l8
Miss Murn is in the cities this week
but will return in time for the Easter
trade.
The highest cash price paid for hides,
pelts and furs. E. F. MEssEsM1TH
4-l7-tf'
VIM. Somers of Minneapolis has ar
rived to look after Freeman's dry goods
department.
Prof. M. A. Brannon of Grand Forks
and his brother, MI. w. P. .Brannon of
Chicago, are in Dickinson.
The Congregationalists will give IN
other one of their popular plays, "The
Deestrick Skule" Watch for the date.
A pair of 7-year old oxen which Ed.
Iams purchased this week for the Green
market tipped the beam at 4.245 pounds.
They were corn-fed.
Patrick Mckinley, proprietor of the
Mckinley house of this place, has leased
the Mandan hotel in Mandan and will
take possession the 18TH of next month.
John Riessbeck has taken the agencies
for the Manchester Fire lns. Co. and the
American Fire Ins. Co. of New York, also
for the North German Lloyd Steamship
Co. !
The University Association Centre will
meet in the Congregational church par
lor next Monday evening at 7,3o. The.
Religion of the Romans, and Nero are top
les for discussion this week.
An operation was performed on Mrs,
L. A. Davis at st. Luke's hospital in St.
Paul on Monday. Mr.. Davis was pre-.
sent, and writes that while the operation
was sever he thinks it successful.
Mrs. John Courtney entertained the
Clos very delightfully."- at whist last Fri
day afternoon from three to six; Mes
danes Kinney, McGillivray, Stickney,c
Scoield, Whaley, billiard, McCloy. 10TH
rop, Currie and Ayers were present.
MIR. John Griffith who is announced to.
appear here in the 1.-THE Avenger" is a
master of the art of fencing. As Henri
DeLagardere, the cavalier of the seven.
teenth century, he fights a duel on the
stage which is said to be n Of the most
remarkable performances Of its kind
ever seen. Opera house, March 80.
Haskin & Simpson will have their
grand opening of Easter Millinery, in.
GLIDING a fine line of beautiful pattern
hats, Saturday, March IS. All the latest
effects and ~colorlngs. Their goods are
all new. and both proprietors spent some
time in the cities selecting the best and
most stylish. Be sure t call at their
store Saturday and every other day.
The Clio Club will meet with Mrs.
billiard next Thursday. An afternoon
with Hawthorneis planned. Following
is the program:
Quotations from Hawthorn.
Character Sketch, Mrs. Hilliard
Recitation, selected Mrs. Wiley
Book review-Scarlet Letter "
Mrs. Currie
Reading, poem, selected Mrs. Scofeld
Book review-Blithedale Romance
Mrs. Lothrop.
A man by the name of Simon Oyer at
tempted suicide Wednesday morning on
board the passenger train No. 4 by stab
bling himself in the breast with a pocket
knife. The act was committed between
Medora and Belfeld and the man, a Fin
lander, about 40 years of age, was taken
off at Dickinson and placed in the care
Of Sheriff Kono. He was en- route from
Red Lodge to Superior, had sI3.65 in his
pocket and ticket. He does not appear
to. be badly: injured and it is probable
that he will be sent along within a few days
He is a coal miner and states that he ha,
been suffering from rheumatism the pas,
few months. .
Married-at Medora, Wednesday eve.
ming at eight7oclock, by Rev. U. G. Rich
Edgar S. Foley and Miss Lillian Mccoy
of West Salem, Ohio. The ceremony
was performed in the presence Of near
relatives only those present being: Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. J
w. Foley, Rollo X. Foley, Chas. l.. Foley
Rachel A. Foley and Gertrude Woode
The groom, for several years auditor Of
Billings county, is we'll known in his own
and Stark counties as a competent count,
officer, honest and upright. The bride
is a sister of Mrs. G. w. Myers of Medic.
ra which is a favorable introduction 70,
her. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley received !;
number of presents from relatives anc
friends. The PRESS and all Eds friend.
wish to congratulate him and wish hin
and his bride all happiness.
Following is the weather record as re-
corded by our government observer
Prof. c. H. Clemmer, for eight night,
and seven days. Maximum" means the
highest temperature recorded during the
day and minimum" mean the lowest
recorded during the night. March ~
maximum, II degrees above zero, mini
mum,2 degrees below zero; March 1S
maximum, 81 above, minimum, 6 below
March 10, maximum, z above, mini
mum, ! below, March 20. maxiinaum
above, minimum, 6 below; March p