The Dickinson press., 1899-09-30
a ladv roomer wanted. INQUIRE a

Current sheep ranch where he is working.
Geo. Woodman started Friday morn
ing for the H ranch with a party of
visitors from the east.
Mrs. M. Mckinley went to Mandan
Monday night to visit Mr.. and Mrs. p.
M.cGinlcY ard 20 attend the lair.
The N. P. water tank has been torn
down and is to be replaced by a e one,
elevated much higher than the old one.
c. M. Dinsdale has purchased 1900
sheep from billiard & Merry. They
we're selected from the Dayton bands
and were driven north this week.
In the Philippines you will 10 require
a North Star fur coat, but if you remain
here you will find them warm and dur
able. o-3o-It
Maude and Elmer Prentiss are expect
ed to leave Dickinson this week to join
their parents in Alaska or some other re-
gion far away.
Eleven of rhos. Fishers steers, 1915
lbs, brought $50 per cwt. on Mondays
market; COWS $3.50; and VIM. kenncdy's
cows also sold at $3.50.
l have now the largest and best assert
ment Of millinery in the tow and a first
class trimmer will arrive from St Paul in
a day or two MISS MURN o-23-2t
Carl Lehman of Richardton has pur-
chased 153 head of cattle of Massacre 4
S~impson-I2o western COWS and calves,
balance western and Minnesota stock
Eight carloads Of brick are being load
ed for the Bismarck post out of the kiln
opened last week. Brannon Bros. hope
to get two more burnings before winter
sets in.
lPTof. Nj. A. Brannon returned last Fri.
day to Grand Forks. School at the
University opened this week and we are
not likely to see much of Prof. Brannor
until another summer.
DIR. F. E. Basye has secured the from
rooms over P. A. Moir's fruit store where
he will be found in the future. Office
hours are noted in a card published else
where in this paper.
E. M. Prouty & Co., of South St. Paul
report the following sale of cattle foI
Monday: A. F. Molly of Bulord, Al head
1850 lbs, $500; IL head, I744 lbs, $500
COWS, S4.Io; rough steers $3.50 and S4.oc
| had chronic diarrhoea for twelve
years. Three bottles of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and diarrhoea Remed,
| cured me.
S. l.. Shaver. Fincastle, Va.
For sale by J. ]. Freeman and Drenke
4 Davis.
l have a house for sale; would take m,
pay in cattle or sheep or n half casl
and remainder on easy payments. If yo'
wish to buy a house now is your time 70
a good bargain.
o-23-2t KATE E. RICHARDSON
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or if you cannot see as we'll as YOUR neigh
Dor, or have difficulty reading at night
or if YOU are in the habit of squintin;
when trying to see a distant object; pro
perly fitted glasses will give you grea
relief and satisfaction. Call on w. {
Candee, R~efracting Optician. SLIT
Wire broke out Sunday afternoon i
Sheriff Kono's barn east of John Leask'
place and in a very few minutes tn
building was in ashes. There was som
hay and grain in the barn but no stock
John Leask's barn took fire in the cas-
gable and for a short time it looked a
though the Dehlinger, Fuller and Has
kin buildings were to 60 also, but b
hard work the fire in the Leask barn wa
extinguished and the residents of tina
locality breathed easier. Young boy
were seer around the Kono barn and it
supposed that they set the fire.
Vrhe incorporation vote was not larg
on Tuesday-I34 votes in all, 5 of whic
were cast against the proposition to il
corporate. ]. w. Currie, Geo, Seno,
and ]. P. Tingle we're elected judge
The board organized by electing M
Tingle secretary. 1t becomes the dul
of the judges to divide the town into til
necessary wards, and in due time a sp'
cial election will be called and villae
officers elected.
The pain of a burn or scald is almo
instantly removed by applying Chambe
lain's Pain Balm. 1t also heals the i
Jured parts more quickly than any 9TH
treatment, and without the burn is We
severe does not leave a scar. For sa
bv 7. I. Freeman and Drenkel & Davi
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In fact the International should be co
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Though the style in which it is presente
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l The publishers, 6. & c. Merriam Co.,
Springfield, Mass, cheerfully send free
:: prospectus containing specimen pas
in itself we'll worth a careful reading.
y Burned in the Fire North Of Be!fieId.
; Fargo Argus: Charles Yoller,
a Harwood butcher, went up against t
worst Of it Saturday night, when
;. bought 400 sheen in Northern PaCi