The Dickinson press., 1899-01-21
Pure strained honey. in 'half-gallon

n. II. JOnnSOn, Sl,7l7.77, u WHICH
amount so2o.21 belongs to the sinking
fund.
c. Van Solen of Mandan has been "le,
out" as express agent. The Office is
abolished and hereafter Agent Sterling
will attend to the duties of both station
and express agent.
c. H. Merry, who is Mr.. billiard.
manager of the Dayton bands of sheep
has been doing little wolfing Of late
He made a catch of three n morning
with two dogs.
VIM. Yeakel was in Dickinson last
Saturday and stated that he expected
soon to sell his band of 1900 sheep. He
is preparing to return to Pennsylvania
next spring.
DR.. Coca. Perkins of this place was
one of the five successful members GU,
of the eight applicants who passed the
medical examination Of the state board
week before last.
On Sunday a number Of Legislators and
their friends were up from Bismarck,
Editor Smith, of the Cakes Republican,
one of the best newspaper men in the
state, was among the number.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cook came up
from the Cannon Ball Tuesday afternoon,
and finding that the stores closed at {
o'clock, except Saturday nights, remain.
ed over Wednesday to do their trading
Food raised by the Royal Baking Pow.
der may be eaten hot, even by dyspeptics
with IMMUNITY. Hot bread, biscuits, no,
cakes, mullins, crusts, buildings, ETC.,
are made by its use perfectly wholesome,
Manila letters of Dec. 8 stated tina,
Serg. Fulton Burnett was reduced from
his rank; but as it was only one day be.
fore he was re-instated, it would seem
that Col. Treumann thought there was no
good cause.
In a recent letter to the Forum Cor.
poral Edwards speaks of Capt. Aud
Lieut.. Gruschus, Serg. Story Auld, Corp
Henderson, of Co. K, and to Mr.. Grus
chus the writer pays a special compli'
ment.
VIM. Ray had a force of carpenters
putting up an ice house for the use oil
the St. Charles, this week. The structure
is erected on the rear of Judge Campbell's
lot, just across the alley from the PRESS
building.
VIM. Colgrove was in from the Lime
Kiln ranch Monday and loaded out with
1900 pounds Of ground feed. VIM. says
that the wheeling is good and he had
rather get his saddle horse feed out now
than in the spring.
The name of R. M. futile has been
added to the directory of the First
National bank of Mandan, to take the
place of Wellman; otherwise the board
stands the same as last year. Mr.. Lyon
was reelected president.
Still they go to Angliss the optician'
Everyone satisfied, both in cost and sci.
entifc work. Positively guarantee per.
feet correction in all cases needing spec
tacles. Angliss the jeweler and optician
at Freeman's. 1-2I-2t
During the past year Mr.. Underhill
owner of the Springvale ranch at Ante
lope, has found it necessary to buy large
tracts of railroad lands for grazing pur
poses. He now owns 22H sections O
railroad land and n section of govern
ment land, a total acreage of 1880 acres
The jamestown Capital says that Theo
dore Thorn OF Eldridge Is in the marke'
for four heavy draught horses and pro
poses to come to Dickinson to procure
the same. He can surely find them here
the very best in the Northwest.
H. c. Quinion and Samuel Marvin
were in from the Q bar a few days tht
last Of last week Mr.. Quinion is getting
his horses broken ready for market
another spring. No body has any fnel
draft horses than he. They are all gen
tie and as we'll behaved as any eastern
stock.
T. H. Kane, Alaska, was returning
west this week after a short visit la Iowa
He stated that H. F. Beckett would prob
ably be in Dickinson within a few
weeks, also on his way to Alaska. Dav'
Foote, Mr.. Kane stated, had been spend
ing a portion of the winter in Michigan.
Master Harry Prentiss gave a pleasan
party on his othbirthday, Jan. ~. Thos'
present were Nellie K~linefelter, Rutl
McGregor, Evelyn Hayes, Maggie Suther
land, Minnie Roberts, Beatrice Lish
Georgia Littlehalcs, Ruth Littlehales
Gladys Prentiss, Law renee McGregor
Hartwell Johnson, Joe McCadam, Davie
Lane, John Littlehales, Albert Birch
Winnie Howe and Harry Aud.
10 Cure a Cold In One Dsy
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All druggists refund money if it fails t
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. o.
each tablet. M-I2-6n
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