The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
4 Sure siun Of Group.

HOafSeneSS IN a CnlIQ THAT Is SuOJSSt "
Group is a sure indication of the ap-
proach of the disease. If Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is given as soon as the
child becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will pre-
zen the attack. Many mothers who
have croupy children always keep this
remedy It hand and ;ind i.,!t It saves
them much trouble and worry. 1t can
always be depended upon and is plea
SAINT to take. For sale by J. J. freeman
,in! Fl. A. Davis & Co.
Mrs. J. p. Jingle is expected home
today.
Postmaster f. Il. Brewster of Sand
Creek was in Dickinson last Saturday.
Buck Taylor made his second trip to
Steel. this week tohunt ducks and geese.
Foley Bros. of Medora have bought 10
head of COWS and calves of A. {. Nc
Gillivray.
Valentine Kuhn of Richardton has a
wheat yield of 1000 bushels. He has a
herd of cattle also.
Louis DeKay was up from Grand
river this week and made arrangements
to sl.in cattle on the 10th.
Dir. f. ]. Miller is having office rooms
Fitted up over Freeman's. Mrs. Miller
will arrive from the East in a few weeks.
If yoa want anything in the line of
p"p.r hanging and painting call on c. E..
Dickinson. Work guaranteed. ll-4-2t
{. f. Calkins Of Spencer, Iowa, has
been in Dickinson the past week look
ing after some of his mail contracts in
,l,is vicinity.
&C c. Young was up from Minneapolis
f! over Sunday. MIR. Young is attending
the state university OF Minnesota and is
taking sophomore and junior work.
Married by Rev. John J. Bell, in
Pittslicld, Mass, Oct. p, MIR. VIM. B,
Powers, late of Stark county, N. d., and
Miss Anna o. Mellon of Brooklyn, New
York.
News has reached the PRESS of the
death in Montana of Lawrence Scknabel,
formerly Of Hebron. Lawrence went tc
Alaska a year ago last February. He
came out las, spring with Joe Killer.
Herman Eggert of Farmers Valley
raised 1918 bushels Of wheat this yea1
and the average yield was IS bushels te
the acre. He also raised S23 bushels o.
oats. The yield for wheat in his neigh
borhood is IS to 1917 bushels per acre
Thomas Evans OF Gladstone believes
in having the very finest bred sheer
there are On the market and with this il
view he left the first OF the week 70;
Wyoming to purchase RambouillcI
breeding sheep. Mr.. Evans will get a
carload.
Mrs. ]. G. Lenneville returned Sunday
from a visit at Lisbon. Mrs. f. G.. Bish'
OPP. who accompanied her down, remain
ed in Lisbon and will be joined by he
husband this week. They will visit ii
Iowa before returning.
The farmers of Richardton are very
prosperous this season. Few of then
have less thannlooo bushels of wheat and
many OF them have 1000 to 5000 bushel!
and a herd Of cattle besides. Pete
Wagner, Peter LEM, Valentine Kuhl
and Peter Palm are among the big grail
~raisers.
LBrannon Bros. have laid 50 feet o
brick sidewalk pavement in front o
Commissioner Walton's residence OF
Sims street. The stone walk was tori
out to make room for the brick. 1t is til.
opinion of Brannon Bros. that no one il
Dickinson will want any more Of the or
binary stone sidewalks when they Sc
what a fine walk the brick make.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w, Weible left We'd
nesday night for Jamestown where tn
doctor is to open a fine office in the Col
umbia Clothing block. There is a mucI
larger field in jamestown than in Dick
inson and DR.. Weible will undoubtcdl,
build up a large business there. He is
good dentist.
Zoe Killer, who went to Alaska a yea
ago last spring, returned home a shol
time ago and is now clerking for Koese
t & Co. at Richardton. Joe came dow
!, from Alaska last fall and spent the win
ter in school at San Francisco, He re
turned to Alaska last spring to see if II,
prospects were any more favorable tina
the year before. He saw no induce
mcnts for a young man to remain mort
and returned home, we'll satisfied wit
the experience he had gained in the gol
region. 1t might be interesting to Dicl
inson people to note that on the 9TH da
of last May Joe and L. c. Schelly, a form
err brakeman on this road between her
and Mandan, bought the Prentiss-Mu
:, ply outfit in Skaguay for Sc. Prentis
! and Murphy then got a chance to wor
their way down to Seattle on a stcamt
: and it is supposed that they are sti
somewhere in Washington. Mr.. SchelI
is working on the new railroad betwec
Skaguav and Lake Bennett.