The Dickinson press., 1899-04-15

Syrup Co. only.
See the 7 SNAPS offered by cURRIE
& co.
VIM. Ray has sold the KERR ranch 10
Jerry Palmer.
Go to Clyde Campbell's for your fine
chocolates. 4-Stf
Found-a bunch Of keys on large steel
chain. Call at this office.
Governor Fancher dcsignates Friday,
May 5, as Arbor Day in North Dakota.
Miss Edith Skeels, of Bismarck, is
visiting in town, the guest of Mrs. Simp.
son and Mrs. Haskin.
Our Geographic matter is a little short
this week, owing to the fact that no ex-
press has been received during the past
few days.
CT. Langley was in Dickinson this
week. He has kept close to his ranch all
winter and says that he got his cattle
through in good shape.
Agent Goodhue has been advised by
Mr.. Moore that Prof. Shaw will be in
Dickinson next Monday and that he will
be prepared to address the stockmen.
A. P. Folsom has bought the Willis
houses on Sims street. The property
will be improved and made very desirable
Tor tenants during the e few weeks.
S. d. Gregg of Gladstone was reported
to have commenced seeding on Wcdnes-
day. Seeding comes very late this
spring and farmers will be very busy for
a few days now
If you wan to buy OF sell a stove, bed,
chair, dishes or anything in the furniture
line, call on w. Nj. Klinefelter, at stone
store, west of the Clough St. livery barn.
4-I-tf
James ID. Henderson is having great
success with thoroughbred Shropshire
lambs this spring. He says that he had
too many cattle for his hay but succeeded
in buying enough to carry them. safely
through.
1t is believed that it will be necessary
to postpone the Medora term of court
which is set by law for April u. The
streams are high and a number of wit
nesses in the Trusty murder case will
have to cross the Little Missouri in get
ting to Medora.
Bishop Edsall will arrive in Dickinson
Friday morning, April .lst, and remain
until the following Monday. He will
preach in Medora Thursday night, April
10th. On Sunday, April 2:3rd, the Bishop
will preach in St. Johns church in Dick
inson, at II a. nj. and 7:3op. nj. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. White will entertain the Bishop
at their home during his stay'at Dickinson.
J. p. Tinglc has leased the PRESS Job
Room and will fulfil all existing con-
tracts for work of every kind in onnec-
ton with the Office. Mr.. Tingle is a
thorough job printer and will give the
fpeople the very best Of work for their
money. Send your orders to MIR. Tingle,
or the PRESS Job Room, and we are sure
that you will receive the best of treat
ment.
Attention of citizens is particularly
called to the health notice appearing in
this issue. The appearance Of several
sporadic cases Of diphthcria during the
past few weeks, make it more than an
important duty to remove all possible &C.
cumulations of filth and garbage. which
might become the nesting place for germs
OF this disease. 1t is hoped that all citi.
zens will give this matter earnest and
careful attention at once.
The Clio Club will meet Thursday
afternoon, April 20, at the home of Mrs
Ayers.
PROGRAM:
Quotations from Emerson.
Character sketch. Mrs. Hilliard
Poem, "The Problem. Mrs. Currie
Essay, "Compensation,"..... .M Mrs. Ayers
Reading, "The Humble Bee"
Mrs. Scofield
Selected poem,..:..:....:.M Mrs. Lothrop
Something from Mature" Mrs. Kinney
Terminus" Mrs. Wiley
Sec the z SNAPS offered by CURRIE
& co.
Fred Paris writes that he will not be
able to attend the Live Stock Association
meeting in Dickinson next Monday, hut
he will probably be out a little later and
spend some time with the stockmcn al
Dickinson and vicinity. MIR. Paris is al.
ways welcome with the cattle growers OF
this section and they will be disappointed
to learn that he cannot meet with them
next Monday. Feeders arc coming in
late this spring and Mr.. Paris handle,
quite an amount Of this business and pre-
ters to be on hand to attend to the sales
The Southern Pacific officials who were
detained in Dickinson the first Of the
week proved to have been filled with the
spirit OF philanthropy. They picked out Z
very dirty, ragged children from the south
side, sent the girl home to her mother
for a thorough scrubbing and took the
boy into John Hagerman's and gave in
structions that he should be thorough,
cleaned and his hair cut. After the clean
ing process, the children were taken into
A. +. Crowds store and dressed new from
top to bottom. Adressmaker was called
in to complete the girls attire. They
were ~presentable for once and would
hardly have been recognized.
The Family Affair" April 7 was al
and more than had been anticipated anc
was far the best entertainment ever giver
by home talent; and in spite Of the bac
walking the Young people had a gOoC