The Dickinson press., 1899-06-24

1nIlvSS Oh SUOu AOOO 3uU SuuSQlne, WIN
plenty of exercise in the open air. Her
form CLOVIS withhealth and her face blooms
with its beauty. If her system needs the
cleansing action ola laxative remedy,
she uses the gentle and pleasant Syrup
of Figs, made by The California Fig
Syrup Co, only.
Archie Granteer arrived on Thursday.
Fruit jars, all sizes, at Drenkers. ga
A few of those potatoes still on hand
at Drenkel's. 6-24
Our optical work will bear inspection.
Angliss, the optician.
The ladies of the Congregational socie-
ty are arranging to serve refreshments on
the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Lothrop got away
Thursday. Mr.. Lothrop, Sr, will remain
in Dickinson for a short time.
Don't fail to call and see us when in
town, we have some nice things that will
surely interest you. w. c. Candee. 6-lo
Eek Supt. Pierson was a west-bound
passenger on Thursday. Mr.. Pierson
now has a division with headquarters in
Tacoma.
Eight-6ve one-hundredths inches of
rain fell Tuesday afternoon and night,
according to Gov. Observer Angliss' in
struments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ]. Berry returned
home this week, accompanied by Miss
Young, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Young
of the Hotel Webster, Fargo.
! The Tudor & Co. eye mar was in
Dickinson a lew days ago but did not
open up, and contrary to expectation, he
did moi call at this Office.
w. c. Candee has the best and most
complete apparatus in this part of the
country for testing eyes and correcting
all errors of vision. Call, examination
free. tt
H. f. Hill will a %3-months'
term of school in Medora school No. 2
next Monday. Mr.. Hill holds a first
grade certificate and is we'll qualified to
teach.
Mrs. Workman and son H. G. Work.
man, of Medford, Or, who had been on an
extended visit east, spent a day this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. p. b. Prior and Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Dosskey of this place.
There will be Methodist services at
the Presbyterian church Sunday June
IS. Sunday school 4 p m.; preaching at
8 pm, subject, life" You are cordially
invited to attend. A. M. Wiley, pastor.
b. F. Green Of w averly, Kans, an
old friend and associate of w. P. Bran
non, is spending a month at the Dickin-
son Fire & Press Brick Works. Mr..
Green is thinking seriously of locating in
Dickinson.
Under the new passenger schedule No.
l arrives from the east at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon, leaving 5 minutes later; No.
2 arrives from the west at Jas in the
evening, leaving 5 minutes later. This
gives Dickinson good day service.
After looking over the field a little,
John DAILY of Glendive has decided to
make his headquarters at Dickinson in
stead OF at Mandan as announced last
week. Mr.. DAILY is an old railroad man
and a good citizen. His present office is
assistant roadmaster.
Next week will be teachers institute
in Stark county. Supt. Allen is doing
everything she can to have things in
readiness and to make it pleasant for the
out-of-town teachers. A Bad Lands
party will be organized for Saturday.
Lieut.-G Gov. ]. M. Devine will lecture
at the Presbyterian church next Thurs
day evening, June 20, on the subject
j; "Great Men and Great Events" The
lecture is given free in connection with
the teachers institute-all are invited tc
attend.
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; d. X. Caldwell stopped over at Man
dan for a week or ten days with his cal
of Short Horns and Herefords, therefore
was late in getting to Dickinson. How
ever he made some good sales below and
has found a number of buyers here this
week.
. There will be lots of music on the 4th
at Dickinson. In addition to the home
! band the Fort Berthold Indian band ha.
. been engaged making 4opieces.in all. The
Indians are find musicians, having receiv
ed a thorough drill at the government
schools at the fort.
: In our report OF the Dickinson Hose
, Co. last week the name of John Flynn
should have been given as a member Of
! the running team. There were also three
} delegates, Frank Brennan, c. E. Dickin
son, and John Lenneville. The Dickin
l son boys have been receiving many con
CALCULATIONS on account of their success:
: in taking the first hub and hub prize anc
second place in the association.
Auditor and Mrs. John Riessbeck LEFT
!, for Fargo early this week. Mr.. Riess
. beck went as the representative, to the
several Masonic grand lodges, Of Dick.
!, inson Lodge No. 81, A F. & A. NJ, anc
, by proxy Columbia Chapter No. II.
Royal Arch Masons; also Golden Rule
Chapter No. ", Order of Eastern Star
;, Sewing machines, organs and bicycle.
. repaired and warranted; needles, oil, at.
tachments and supplies for all makes o.
sewing machines; new and secondhand
machines for sale or exchange. All work
done here in tow by an expert. Work
/. called for and delivered; call or write.
w. NJ. Klinefelter, at the Stone Store
Clough Street, Dickinson, N. D. 6-1o-tI