The Dickinson press., 1899-03-11

and will engage in buying and selling
stock.
E. T. Standifird of Gladstone has sue
cessfully fed rs young cattle on straw
this winter.
The highest cash price paid for hides,
pelts and furs. E. F. MEssEsM1rH
4-I7-tf'
Mr.. and Mrs. H, F. Beckett are located
for the present at oo3 Stage Av., Spokane,
Wash.
p. B. Wickham, of Morton county,
state oil inspector, visited Dickinson
this week.
F.. A. Little has had splendid success in
bringing a large band of sheep through
the winter.
Dave Foote, a former Dickinson resi-.
dent, was a westbound passenger on
Wednesday.
Pete Yauch and wife went to Minneso.
ia last Friday night. Pete expects tc
bring back "a few hundred young cattle
Wanted-a competnet house girl
capable of carrying the work of the en-
tire house. MRS. L. A. SIMPSON. 3-4-tl
Mondays west bound passenger was
delayed some four. hours by the burning
of the Sweet Brier bridge a few miles
<l:~ ~sln sc Nd,-lo-
Scrofula. salt rheum and all diseases
caused by impure blood are cured BY
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which is Americas
Greatest Medicine.
Peter Yauch has bought the Galligar
ranch on the Cannon Ball. Mr.. Galligan
and J. M. Howard are going into part
nership and will select a new ranch.
Miss Gertrude Standifird, who has
been stopping with her sister, Mrs. DR.
Ellis, of Fort Smith, the past year, is ex.
pected home at Gladstone in a few days
Mrs. Fritz, formerly known in Dickin.
son as Miss Harriet Weaver, was a west.
bound passenger the first of this week
en- route to Washington where her hus
band is about t engage in business.
.Angliss, the optician & jeweler, will
be home again on or before the 28th
wait for your spectacles until he can Fl,
you. Any change of lenses inside of a
year supplied free Of all charge. 3-lI-It
The Dickinson volunteer fire depart.
ment will get sIoo.75 under the new law
which gives all volunteer fire depart
ments 2 per cent of the gross insurance
premiums collected in the cities ii
which they are organized.
On March II, next Friday evening, ;
Calico dance will be given at the Dickin
son opera house. Those who have the
matter in charge know how to get up Z
first class ball and they will do it. Tick
cts will cost 81.
In this issue appears an original poem
regarding the Q bar ranch and its fam
Gus horse kind. H. c. Quinion, proprie
tor of the Q bar ranch, has some of the
finest horses in this state, of which he
may justly feel proud.
George Goodrich, an old acquaintance
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wiley, back ii
Vermont, was in Dickinson the first o
this week, as general agent of the But
terick Co. He was on his way to Cali
fornia, and before leaving town arranged
with E. L. Scofeld to continue the use O
the celebrated Butterick patterns.
Rev. E. Edwards, pastor of the Eng
fish Baptist church at Minnersville, Pa.
when suffering with rheumatism, was ad
vised to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm
He says: "A few applications of thi!
liniment proved of great service to me
1t subdued the inflammation and relieved
the pain. Should any sufferer profit b,
giving Pain Balm a trial it will please
me-" For sale by J. J. Freeman ant
Davis 4 Co.
The new N. P. passenger schedul.
goes into effect on Sunday, and mex
week copies of the PRESS for our reader
living east will go down on Saturday!
No. 4 which will be due in Dickinson a
1920 a. m. This will give the Starl
county readers living along the line o
the railroad a chance to get their pape
before noon. 1t is not supposed that No
!, which will be due in Dickinson a
12:45 a. H.. will leave mail at smaller
places, so that lhe PRESS for our western
readers in Stark and Billings countie
will 60 up on No. 3 which will be due il
Dickinson at 3:I5 p. m j.
Miss Grace Crowl suffered painful in
juries and narrowly escaped far NOR
serious results Monday afternoon. /
little gasoline in a pail in the kitchen
accidentally became ignited, and in at
tempting to get the pail out Of doors, he
clothing caught fire. She could do moth
ing toward putting 1t out herself bu
rushed to the yard where Charlie Grow
and Jerry Dryer we're at work and the
worked faithfully with what was at han,
in the basement, as did her uncle Johr
Currie who was almost instantly on tn
scene. They had the flames extin
guished in a very short time but not un
til her clothing was almost burned Of
and her body badly burned. Fortunate
ly her head, face and chest were unhur
but her suffering has been AM is intens
and her hosts of friends are very sorry 70
her.
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