The Dickinson press., 1899-01-14


Pure strained honey. in half-gallon
cans, at Sco6eld's. I7-3Itf
The Clio club met Thursday with Mrs
v. H. stickney.
Whenever a receipt calls for baking
powder, use the best, the Royal.
Will Clark came in the first of the
week with car Of fine Canadian cattle.
To obtain the best results wherever a
leaven is required, Royal Baking Powder
should be used.
Royal Baking Powder will make light
er, sweeter, more finely favored cake,
biscuit and crusts.
W. L. McKibbin expects a visit in the
spring from his father, DR.. VIM. L. Nc
Kibbin of Pennsylvania.
The seating capacity of school No. 3
South Dickinson) has been increased to
g and all the seats occupied.
W. A. Tremblay, SO long with the Vii
lard house, is to open a place one door
east of the H. A. Davis & Co. store.
j.. Coughlin is in Tacoma and writes
home that his health is much improved.
He is not expected back before April.
G.. E. Dewhirst, who located with his
family in the vicinity of Antelope last
spring, was in Dickinson on Tuesday.
The school enumeration for Dickinson
district for the year 1858 shows an in
crease of g over 1890 boys and 32I
girls, or 63I.
The school census for Stark county for
the year 1897 showed 1880 children and
the enumeration for 1893 shows 1903, or
an increase of 228.
Representative Frank Lish has been
appointed by Speaker Baker as a mem
Der of the committee on revision and
correction of the house journal.
The sparring contest Wednesday
night between E. c. Barry and Black
Sam was exciting, SO the boys say, for a
time. Ed. won the most points.
On Wednesday Will Clark sold a
head of fine 3 and 4-year-old Canadian
heifers to M. Sutherland who drove the
stock to his South Heart ranch on Thurs
day.
Oscar H. Will & Co., the Bismarck
seed growers and nurserymen, have issu-
ed their 1899 catalogue, which is better
than ever. Their card appears in this
issue.
Dickinson Division No 273. Order of
Railway Conductors, has been added to
the Yellowstone Division No. Iol. This
includes all the conductors between
Man'an and Billings.
During the past week Devils Lake has
suffered a %sIo,ooo-6re and a ~s5,ooc-high
school building burned at Lakota. Dick
inson may be next. Better keep your
property insured with M. L. Ayers.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor will
give a grand masquerade ball in K. of P.
Hall Washington's birthday, Feb. II, 90.
Tickets including supper sI.oo a couple;
spectators IS cts. Every body invited to
come.
Attorney L.. A. Simpson, accompanied
by DR.. Van Dyke OF Williston, came in
from the east Wednesday morning. Mr..
Simpson is working up evidence in the
Trusty murder case and went to Medora
Thursday to consult the Billings county
authorities.
Judge Campbell has recently issued
the following marriage licenses: James
Lynch to Mary A. Sellman, Bel6eld;
Martin Frey to Barbara: Roth, Dickinson;
Paul Lehman to Eugenia LEM, Richard
ton; Rudolph Marks to Louisa Fischer.
Antelope.
The annual meeting Of the directors of
the First National bank of Dickinson
was held on Tuesday and the old board
reelected, as follows: A. Hilliard, V. H.
Stickney, R. H. Johnson, ]. E. Phelan,
Dan Manning, H. L. Dickinson, ]. ].
Freeman.
The ladies' society of Congregational
church were entertained Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. c. H. Wiley. The follow
ing officers were elected for the current
year: president, Mrs. H. L. Dickinson;
vice-president, Mrs. H. c. Christensen;
secretary, Mrs. Geo. Prentiss; treasurer,
Mrs. Geo. Audi.
Mr.. James Lynch and Miss Mary Sell.
man were married at Belield on the 9th.
The PRESS did not learn anv narticulars