The Dickinson press., 1899-12-30

H. A: Davis 4 Co, druggists, have the
tnest line OF holiday goods ever shown in
the city. They have added a line oil
books, and will aim to carry a frst-class
book stock. Anything wanted IN the
book line, and not in stock, they will
gladly order. 12-o-tf
A. N. Jefferies and Jerry Palmer
bought a herd of fine 2-year-olds this
week OF McCoul 4 Northrop. The
steers were driven to the Palmer Bros.
ranch on Wednesday.
Come in and see our large and com
plete line of perfumes. Sixty of the
most famous oders of French, English
and American manufactures.
1910 BAISCH & YOUNG.
c. E. Dickinson has purchased of l.. A.
Simpson lot 81, block IL, just north OF
Frank Motifs residence, and will erect a
paint shop thereon at once The town
needs a good paint shop and Mr.. Dick
inson is to be congratulated on having
made this move.
Dickinson Lodge No. g. A. F. & A. NJ.
will attend M. F church services at the
Presbyterian church in a body Sunday
evening the 3Ist inst. All members are
expected to meet at the hall at 7 p. NJ.
by order of the w. M. l. c. DEGRAFF,
Secy,
In the American Shipbuilder of Dec.
7 is a biographical sketch of Lincoln A.
Lang of Yule, this state, inventor of the
ingenious Lang radial valve gear. On
Nov. 80 the Shipbuilder fully illustrated
and described MIR. Lang's invention.
Station Agent and Mrs. ]. w. S. Rich
ardson came down from Glendive Sun
day evening to spend Christmas will,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Klinefelter. Mr..
Richardson returned home Monday even
ing.
The ladies' aid society of the Cong e.
gational church will meet with Mrs.
Rich next Tuesday afternoon. This will
be the annual business meeting of the
society and all members are requested
to be present.
Oukrop Bros. who own the old Nc
Coul mine, have delivered $50 tons of
coal in Dickinson this season. They
were bothered to get help to mine their
coal and consequently did not deliver
as much as they otherwise would have.
Early in January Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Manning accompanied by their little boy,
will leave for an extended visit on the
Coast, returning via Fort Leavenworth,
Kansas. In California theywill visit Mr..
and Mrs. Drenkel, MI. and Mrs. Robi-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, former
residents of Dickinson.
Will Clark was in South St. Paul last
week with a Car of horses which he had
loaded at Dickinson for shipmentto Iowa,
but Thuct Bros. made him a good offer
and he sold to them, returning home and
loading out another Car for Iowa on Tues
day.
The following officers were installed
in Dickinson Lodge No. 81, A. F. q A. M,
on Wednes 'ay evening, tor the ensuing
year. John Riessbeck, w. NJ; R. H.
Johnson, S. w.; E. l.. Scofeld, ]. W.;
A. Hilliard, Treas; l. c. DeGraff, Secy.;
A. M. Wiley, Chap; w. L. Richards, S
d.; w. B. Howe, J. d.: J. P. Tingle and
H. +. Hatch, Stewards; A. P. Folsom,
Tyler.
Methodist church services for Sunday,
Dec. 3Ist, 1900. Preaching II a. m.;Sun,
day school IL a. m; Epworth League
$50 p. m. This is the special New Year
League service and a cordial invitation
is extended to all. A. A. Harleman is
leader. Preaching 1880 p. m. Subject
Life a Building" The evening service
is especially for Masons and the Masonic
Lodge Of Dickinson is expected to at.
tend in a body. You are invited to at
tend all services. A. M. WILEY,
Pastor
Fine York state apples Sligo per barrel
pu'S I'uS' ~ ~ Sdi', I'"'i''S'iiee H'e
for 25c; strained honey sI.25 per gal, a,
the new butcher shop. P. F. STULTs,
12-23-tt Prop
The suit of Milt Hickman VS.. Sam
Brand was on at Gladstone Wednesday
Justice Jopp presided. l.. A. Simpson
represented MIR. Brand and J. H. Field
and J. G. Campbell MIR. Hickman. The
plaintiff did some threshing for defend
ant last fall and there appears to have
been some dispute as to the price.
Later-Suit was brought for sI8c
which was allowed; defendant was al,
lowed a counter claim Of SIS as damages
plaintiff to pay court expenses.
The Clos will meet with Mrs. H. A
Davis on Thursday afternoon Jan. 4
1000.
Programme.
I Roll call, quotations from Bryant.
2 Music Selected. Mrs. Davis.
: Paper upon Russian and Gus
toms. Mrs. Currie.
4 Lesson from history, chapts. I8, 10 anc
20.
5 Magazine article, 1.-THE Russian Army
Mrs. Perkins.
Mrs. Wiley, Leader.
Private installation was held in til.
Chapter &C of the O. F. S. on Tuesda!
evening The officers for the onsuine
year are as follows:
W. M.-Mrs. Wiley;
w. p, P. Tingle;
A. M.-Mrs. Currie;
Sec.-Mrs. Johnson,
Treas.-Mrs. Freeman:
C.--Mrs. Littlehales;
A.. C.-Mrs. Hagermln:
! Ala-Mrs. Jingle;