The Dickinson press., 1899-07-22
A Child Eajoyes

gratifying results Hollow IT'S use, SO that II
is the best family remedy known and
every. family should have a bottle.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
Fruit jars, all sizes, at Drenkels. ga
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Poole went east We'd
nesdav.
Ed. McCadam is working at Currie &
Co.'S
Binding Irvine at the Mandan Mer-
camille Co.'S. 7-22-2t
Correspondents views Of the sheep
case on page 4.
Mrs. ]. p. Tingle is confined to her bed
with tonsilitis.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Perkins arrived
Thursday evening.
Manila letters were received in town
during the past week.
Miss Mergen, Mrs. Browns trimmer,
has returned to ST. Paul.
Bel6eld school district No. 10 report
shows i good amount OF cash on hand
Two persons were found who would
not sign the petition for incorporation.
Mabel Currie has gone t Valley City
on Il visit, and Oracle to the Merry
ranch
Regular Forcsters meeting July Fl.
Important business and full attendance
desired.
States Attorney Denniston was down
from Mcdora on official business during
the week.
a thief broke into Mrs. Harry CRU
watch and pockct-book. "
MIR. and~Mrs. Frank w. Cummings, of
Fitz William, N. H., are paying DR.. andY
Mrs. H. A. Davis a visit.
Col. Peakc has had the Lehigh clayl
tested and finds it capable of producing
the finest vitri6ed brick made.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. have re-
ceived another carload of wagons and
buggies. See them before buying. 7-22-lt
Lewis F. Crawford, the new school
principal, writes that he expects to ar
rive in Dickinson on the 10Th of August.
ID. w. Ryder went out to Belfield this
week to get a carload of his horses to
take to the harvest fields near Port
land.
1t is believed that Sheriff Kono will
get the thief who stole Bessie Gruschus'
personal property. The suspect was ar.
rested at Miles City.
H. S. Francis, of Nichols, Dupee & Co.,
was an %east-bound passenger Wednesday
\ night, having received word of the Sc
we're illness of brother.
1t is expected that the work trains will
be put on the first of August. 1t is also
understood that some repairs are to be
made at the round house here.
Robert Wilcox returned to Dickinson
Thursday night after an absence of a
year and a half in Alaska. He left Daw-
son City the 18th of June.
This is the season Of the year when
people want to look out for tramps. One
is reported to have tried to break into
Mrs. Hagan's home the other night.
Ned McCadam is in Tacoma, and it is
said that he does not banker for gold re-
gions of the north any more. However,
Ned worked Tor wages and is probably
better off than those who spent their time
and substance in prospecting.
A. S. Nash, who succeeds Nj. M.
Wheeler as live stock agent for the
!; Northwestern, was in Dickinson several
days this week. Edgar B. Ober, assis-
tant general freight agent of the same
road, accompanied MIR. Nash.
Mrs. Harry Gruschus and Mrs. Lucky
field are planning to go to Seattle about
r the first of August to visit Mrs. H. W.
Bates. Later Mrs. Gruschus will 60 to
San Francisco to meet Lieut.. Gruschus
on his return from the Philippines.
: A study of the auditor and treasurer's
annual report published in this issue
shows the assets and liabilities of Stark
county, the assessed valuation Of this
year as compared with last year, coll
ections in the different funds and a de-
:, tailed list of warrants issued for the year
ending June 80, 1900.
. There was a wreck for the yard men to
clean up Tuesday morning, Conductor
Haskin's caboose and n box Car being
pretty thoroughly smashed: Charlie
Dixon's engine caused the pile-up, but
as far as can be learned he entered the
yard with his train under control and
t was not at fault: and 1t is not apparent
| who, if anyone, erred.
Wednesday evening, warm, still and
bright, was an ideal one for an outdoor
social and a great many people gathered
on the Linsley lawn and piazza to enjoy
= a social hour, hear the band and refresh
themselves with cake and ice cream.
The walters, Mrs. Prentiss, Misses Aud
!, and Defebach and Mr.. Pratt served
= everybody quickly and we'll. The ladies
made some over twenty dollars tor the
: church expense fund.
Engineer and Mrs: J. w: McQuay went
to Winnehago City, MINI, Thursday
: night in response to a telegram announc-
ing the illness of Mr.. McQuay's father
Mr.. McQuay had recently bought a half
interest in an electric lighting plant at
Rockford, Ia, and had about completed
arrangements to go east and run the
plant when the news Of his fathers ILL.,
/ ness came. Before leaving MIR. McQuay
resigned his position with the company,
!: which gives G. Z. Allen a passenger rua:
Mr.. McQuay has been in the employ Of
the n. p. for over ~ years and was con-
. sidered one of the most capable engineers