The Dickinson press., 1899-06-10

The Modern Beauty
Thrives on gocfl food and sunshine, with
plenty of exes.1. in the open air. Her
formglows w it4ealth and her face blooms
with its .bs If her system needs the
eleansiDl Of a laxative remedy
she sstntle and pleasant Syrup
of FiLImade by The California Fig
Syrup Co.. only.
The Haynes car is coming.
Candee special watches keep the bes,
time. II
The Hose Co.'s receipts were s43.5c
above expenses.
Mrs. Tygum of Wisconsin, is visiting
her brother, o. P. liner.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
D. W. Mckenzie on Monday, June S.!
The big timbers for the N. p. coal dock
at this place were raised this week.
w. c. Candce, matchmaker and re-
fractionist. If
Charles Clemmer is stopping at Jack
Williams ranch for the present.
You will save money by getting your
millinery of MISS Murn. ct
]. E. McCoul delivered a carload of
horses last Saturday to a Valley City
party.
A 4,burncr blue flame oil stove for sale
cheap. Inquire at this Office or at Nc
Cloy and Senour's
A. Anderson and Peter Undergrad
were down from Belield on Thursday to
look ut some cattle.
II your watch is OFT Of repair bring it
with o IN circus day and leave i: with
W. c. Candre. 6-lotf
MI. and Mrs. ]. Crosthwaitc returned
Friday morning from Fargo where they
attended the Masonic festivities.
f. F. Cook, who has 1900 Of Conductor
S. p. Cota's sheep "n shares, has a 90
lamb crop of nearly 0 0
Don't fail to call and see us when in
town, VIC have some nice things that will
surely interest yea w. c. Candec. Clio
Don't buy your millinery until you
have seer Miss Murn's stock. She has
the best assortment in town and the
cheapest. 1t
David Roberts has been setting cauli-
flower, tomato and cabbage plants this
week which he received from o. H. Will,
Bismarck.
Miss Minnie Allen arrived Friday from
Michigan to spend some time with her
brother Clarence Allen and Mrs. Allen at
their home on Sims street.
Gold spectacles all styles; straight tenn
Piles, riding bows, skeleton frames and
eye glasses. Your eyes fitted free by w,
c. Candee, Refractionist. 6-Io
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Littlehaks and the
children left ThursdIy% orning for
Brainerd, where Mr.. L~itflehales went for
medical treatment whichmay necessitate
an operation.
Chas. S. Fee has issued a neat North
ern Pacific folder descriptive of the
Buffalo Hump mining country. ]. H.
Colgrove and Peter Frazier who left Dick
inson Il year ago, are located in Idaho
near the Buffalo Hump district.
John Croteau Of Glendive who has
charge of the construction of the self
dumping coal docks at Dickinson has
his family here-rooming in the Moir
building-and boardingM their car. MIR.
Croteau has a big job at this place which
will require his services for the greater
part Ot tile SUMMER.
Register of Deeds Hatch has recorded
a United States patent for the Northern
Pacific Railway Co. covering ovcr $4,000
acres. The description covers four large
record book pages and comprises the
following townships in Stark county;
o., 3, 4 and 5 in 1877, 81 in 1913, and q and
sin I41.
State Game Warden Bowers of Fargo
has appointed David Roberts game war.
den for Stark county. The appointment
is a good one, and some Of the hunters
who have been going out without a IL
cense and otherwise violating the game
laws had better look out this year. Mr..
Roberts bond was executed this week.
A camp of Modern Woodmen OF
America to be known as Versippi Camp
No. 6666 has been organized at Glad.
stone with the following officers: 0. E.
Vinnedge, consul; A. M. Packard, wor.
thy adviser; l.. N. Cornell, clerk; w. c.
Pelton, banker; H. w. Vance, escort
Thos. WEIGH, Waterman; Wilmington
Camp, sentry.
Mrs. f. F. Kinney left Saturday night
for St. Paul to join Miss Mamie White on
her trip back to Vermont. They went to
Duluth Monday, taking the "China" Of
the Anchor line in the evening, and are
due in Buffalo on the nth. Mrs. Farnam
wife of Druggist Farnam of Glendive,
IA a passenger on the same boat as far
as Detroit.
Sewing machines, organs and bicycles
repaired and warranted; needles, oil, at
tachments and supplies for all makes Of
sewing machines; new and secondhand
machines for sale or exchange. All work
done here in town by an expert. Work
called for and delivered; call Or write.
w. M. Klinefelter, at the Stone Store
Clough Street, Dickinson, N. D. 6.1o.ti