The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20

needs assistance it may be best to render
it promptly, but n should remember to
use even the most perfect remedies only
when needed. The best and most SIM
pie and gentle remedy is the Syrup of
Figs, manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
Mrs. John Dodd is down from the west
visiting her parents.
Lost Lewelyn setter, white and
black, plain leather collar. Return to
Dan Burkholder.
Great bargins in millinery at Miss
Murn's; everything at cost for the rest of
the season. 5-l3-2t
The teachers of the Episcopal Sunday
school give their pupils an afternoon
party today at Mrs. Burnett's.
Chas. Horst has moved out to Oakdale
and taken up ranching with his father
in-law, John Andor. Charles has quite a
little herd of his own.
Just arrived, the finest lot of ladies
| shirt waist sets that ever came to Dickin-
son. Quality the best, prices right, at
Candies. 5-I3-ff.
School elections will occur on the ard
Tuesday in June, which will fall on the
goth this year. At least * DAVIS before
the election notices of school election
must be posted.
II you want anything in fine millinery
be sure and call and see Miss Murn's
stock before buying elsewhere as she has
the best assortment in town and is selling
out at cost. 5-l3-2t
d. X. Caldwell of Frankfort, Ind, de-
livered to d. B. Zimmerman, ut Dickin-
son, this week, a carload of thoroughbred
Short Horn bulls. The animals are red
III rs and IL is. MIR. Caldwell is an
old cattle buyer and selected these bulls
with a great deal Of care.
During the week Z. F, Messersmith
brought in a carload Of ground corn and
oats which he purchased in Iowa, also a
carload OF bulk oats and has another car.
load on the way. Mr.. Messersmith keeps
the best of feed and plenty of it. He
buys in large quantities and can make
the right kind OF prices.
During the past week H. l.. Dickinson
and son Guy have been making an in.
spection of their various sheep and cattle
ranches. They found only small losses
Mr.. Dickinson has always been very
careful in the selection of parties to look
after his stock, and he rarely ever has
any losses to speak of.
Pioneer:-W. A. Colder, about a veal
ago, had a narrow escape from being
killed while switching in the Mandar
yards, and has had another experience ir
that line, but was this time not so FORUM
ate. He is located at Missoula and while
performing his duties as switchman fel
from a moving train and under a Car
His injuries consisting of a nearly dis
severed head, a broken jaw in two places
Yet the chances are that he will recover
Mr.. Irving c. DeGraa and Miss Jessie
Ida Lewis were united in marriage
Wednesday evening, May ", by Rev. u
G.. Rich, at the residence of Mrs. Lewi
on Hannaford street. The wedding wa,
very quiet, relatives Of the family ant
Miss Victoria Hawkshaw being the onl,
persons present. Mr., and Mrs. DeGraf
are too widely known to need any intro
duction to our readers. They have tn
best wishes and hearty congratulation.
of the PRESS.
A large majority of eye defects ar,
compound, viz. more than one error
these cases should have lenses special,
ground to overcome these troubles. BE
ware OF the men who deal in "hand M,
downs" Angliss the optician has al
lenses specially made and ground 70
| Ao~h T,1cn Innv>c M t,,,ok - ~r~~IS -.
%ticles, and the result is perfect s~atisfac
ton. Go to no other if YOU want 200,
work; repairs always in stock. Angliss
the ~jeweler and optician.
Miss Mamie +. White, a teacher in tn
Dickinson schools for the past FIVE years
will start next week on her return t.
West Topsham, Vermont. To St. Pau
she will be accompanied by Miss Lizzi
Anderson, Miss Florence and Miss Ann;
Dickinson. After a few days. visit in tn
Twin Cities, Miss White will visi
Miss Anderson at her Red Wing HON
for a few days. Miss White has man,
friends in Dickinson who will regret tina
she is not to return in the fall with tn
other teachers to take up her school worl
, again.
II develops mai Capt. |. p. Baker c
tracts of Stark county lands. He ha
bought all the railroad lands in twt
1885, 90 ana !34, ga, also sections and i
l33, 81, sections ~, H. 1885, 81, and sec
hons q LANG and ., i34' 81. ne has ais
,-o,,p< ~ ,bo,+ . Goodies ~
the land is located aIon@ 9A The T ranno !,
Ball river. Rumor has it that this Bi.
. marck capitalist is going into the stoc
no o1bss e n'enoee aaa ne could hay