The Dickinson press., 1899-09-02
The Ladies.

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The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladies may use Syrup Of Figs,
under all conditions, make it their ia
vorite remedy. To get the true and gen.
uine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the
bottom of the package. For sale by all
druggists.
ia Palmer and family have returned
to town.
Mrs Hills returned to Des Moines
Friday night.
Mrs. H. L. Dickinson left Thursday for
a Fargo visit.
The Greene market has put in a set of
calculating scales.
Capt. l. P. Baker came up from Bis
marck this week.
Dan Manning buys 100 eastern year.
lings of Massacre & Simpson.
Oregon parties were in the past week
with a herd of some 700 cattle.
c. E. Dickinson is doing a nice job of
papering and painting for VIM. Kline
felter this week.
Frank Towle recently bought the Lang
cattle, a mixed bunch Of lao head. The
price was $50 per head.
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1t will be to your advantage to see C..
f. Dickinson for estimates if you have
any papering or painting to be done.
Treasurer S. NJ. Ferris, Commissioners
H. c. Mie,he and J. w. Foley were
among those down from Medora this
week.
Rev. ]. P. Lytton wired from Fargo
Thursday that he would arrive in Dick
inson on Friday and that there would be
the usual services in St. Johns church on
Sunday.
H. c. Christensen drove in four car
loads Of beef cattle this week but before
penning the stuff he sold to A. N. JEFF
feries-steers SIS per head and COWS
S42.5o.
The Live Stock Association of North
Dakota are to issue a new brand book
very soon and s%members not in good
standing will not be entitled to have
their brands inserted in this book. All
copy for brands must be in the hands of
the printer not later than the 18TH of
September. Correspond at once with the
secretary, w. l.. RICHARDS, Dickinson.
Geo. Harkins' steers we're the heaviest
that have been shipped III of here this
year. They bought about SIS per head
in Chicago which makes a net price to
the owner of about sos. Mr.. Harkins al
ways has good cattle but these were a
little the best he had ever shipped.
They were natives, Aberdeen 'Polled An
gus.
Rudd Reeve was tn town the first of
the week. Budd is the originator of the
scheme to sell badges everywhere with
which to get funds for bringing all of the
North Dakota volunteers home free.
The plan is working beautifully. Every
one should buy at least mi badge. If
living on a ranch send your dollar to
some friend and secure a badge at once
by mail.
lThe residents of the country south
have been granted a semi-weekly mail
service between New England and Ha-
ley, S. D., a distance of about as miles.
The route runs by Geo. Harkins' ranch.
A carload of the school steam heating
plant material arrived this week, The
plumbers will make short work of putting
the plant in, and it is to be so arranged
that their work will not materially inter-
fere with school work.
Miss Crowley returned Wednesday
from her home vacation at Broncho, Miss
Nellie and Alice ARRIVED the last of the
week. Miss Mcdonald arrived on Wed
nesday from Grafton. The rest of the
teachers are expected today.
Geo. A. Gallagher, son OF Rev. G. w,
Gallagher of Brainerd, who enlisted with
the Minnesota volunteers, is expected to
pass through Dickinson this week en-
route home. Geo, was discharged from
the Manila hospital on the 18th of June.
| l.. Ih prf~a roonorar nf tho Eorro
Plumbing Co., arrived Thursday and
with a force of men began the work of
installing the steam heating plant in the
high school building. Mr.. Price states
that he has had much delay in getting his
orders for material filled, but as nearly
everything is now on the ground he will
be able to rush operations.
"During the coming few days a new
drug store will be opened in Dickinson
by !. G. Baisch and C.. c. Young in the
building on Sims street heretofore &C..
cupied by Clyde Campbell as a candy
store. The building is being enlarged
and put in irst-class shape. Messrs.
Baisch and Young went east last Satur-
day night to purchase a new stock of
goods. MIR: Baisch was raised in the
drug business and during the past few
years has been in charge of a very large
drug store in South Dakota.
Chronic DiarrhOea Cured.
This is to certify that l have had chron-
ic diarrhoea ever since the war. Igot so
weak could hardly walk or do anything.
One bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era Remedy cured me sound and well.
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