The Dickinson press., 1899-06-17

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cleansing action of a laxative remedy,
she uses SIZE gentle and pleasant Syrup.
of Figs, made by The California Fig
Syrup CO., only.
Parker Bros. have bought the Kerr
bunch of cattle of WIN. Ray.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs. w. H.
Cooke, Of Gladstone, on the 10th.
A. M. Packard of Gladstone will sum-
mer fallow 100 acres this season. In ad-
dition to his own land he has that of his
father-in-law, MIR. Powers, to look after.
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. If
Charles Cooke, one of the Hamlin,
MIMI, % graduates, is visiting relatives
in the county. W. H. Cooke of Glad
Estone is a brother and MIS-. w. C. Candee
4 OF this place is a sister.
Manager ]. F. Brodie recently return
ed from a business trip which took him
as far east as Buffalo. While in St. Paul
MIR. Brodie had a very satisfactory con-
ference with General Manager Kendrick
Of the N. P.
Frank G. Sexton of GAINESVILLE, Mo-, ar
rived in Dickinson Friday morning. Mr..
Sexton has been a teacher in the public
schools of his state and there to
improvc his health and to look up the
stock business.
If the new passenger schedule goes
into effect on Sunday as expected, Con-
ductor ]. c. Haskin will open his resi-
dence in Dickinson again at once, taking
a west end freight run. Conductor S. J.
Dunlap will remain at Mandan and have
an east end run.
]. H. Hanley, one Of the old timers of
this section, was down from Billings Co.
on Tuesday. Jack a y he will have a
fine bunch of cattle to ship this fall and
he expects to make a trip back to old
Missouri.
Miss Ella Wheeler, a former teacher
in tho Dickinson schools, was married on
the 3Ist of May to DR.. Dewitt, a young
physician in Grand Forks. The wedding
was very quiet and the friends of DR.. and
Mrs. Dewitt did not learn Of the happy
event until a day Of two afterwards.
J. M. Rapeljc, formerly passenger and
freight conductor between Glendive and
Billings, has been appointed trainmaster
OF the Yellowstone division, much to the
satisfaction of employees and all concern
ed. He is considered we'll qualified to
hold the position. His office will be at
Glendive.
An accident occurred in Commissioner
Geo. w Lees Touring mill week before
last which delayed grinding for a few
days, but the machinery has been repair
ed and everything is running smoothly
again. The Gladstone Roller Mills make
as fine a grade OF -four scan be found in
the Northwest.
Joe Gaunt, who resigned his position
at the Dickinson Mercantile Co. store a
few weeks ago. is undecided as to what
he will do now. He was thinking Of IN
gaging in the stock business on the Can
non Ball, but after looking the ground
over he does o feel sure that it is the
best thing for him to do.
A new kiln was opened at Brannon
Bros brick works this week and another
kiln is ready to fire. Notwithstanding
the Inconvenience caused by rains and
continued cold weather, Brannon Bros.
are making good progress with the manu-
~facture of brick. Mr.. Simms has his
shape stuff" all moulded and is burning
it as fast as possible.
The Dickinson Hose Co. left on Sun
day for Wahpeton. Frank Brennan went
as delegate and the following composed
the running team: Joe and John Lenne-
vile, Gordon Dodd, Guy Gleason, James
D. Henderson, Frank Meade, c. E. Dick
inson, Frank K~osteleckey, Guy Dickin:
son, Robert Neil, Joe Messersmith, John
Reid and Clyde Campbell.
Fred Christensen had the misfortune
to break his leg the first of this week
while roping ar animal at his ranch south
of Dickinson. He was brought to town,
and all things considered, seems to be
getting along finely. Fred has been
pretty busy since going to his ranch last
spring. He is putting up new buildings
and has commenced the erection OF a
stone barn 100 feet long by 80 feet wide.
Sewing machines, organs and bicycles
repaired and warranted; needles, oil, at
tachments and supplies for all makes of
sewing machines; new and second hand
machines for sale or exchange. All work
done here in town by al expert. Work
called for and delivered; call or write.
w. NJ. Klinefelter, at the Stone Store,
Clough Street, Dickinson, N. D. 6-Io-tf
At the 4th of July meeting held Mon
day night Chairman Currie appointed a
new soliciting committee, as two of the
former committee were unable to act. E.
Defebach, John Riessbeck and John
Carroll are the three elected to do the
hustling for funds now. The chair ex-
pressed the opinion that a liberal amount
would be raised and that within a few
days the various committees would be at
work.
A message from States Attorney
Simpson, dated at Bismarck, June IS, an
nounced that the supreme court had that
day refused a rehearing in the Stark
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