The Dickinson press., 1899-03-11

oeVeTdI inches Vi SHOW Iell on the lOtn.
See those furs at Freeman's, at one
half price. 2-I2
Carl Cornell of Gladstone was in Dick
inson Thursday for treatment for blood
poison.
J. H. Brum of Minneapolis has arrived
to take charge of the dry goods depart
ment in Currie & Co.'s store.
Dickinson school district received 3d.
oI8.24 on the 9th. Of this amount ST.
3S7.24 was state apportionment money.
Charlie Crowl is the Consolidated Coal
Cos agent for Dickinson and is prepared
to fill your shed with Lehigh coal on
short notice. 2-2s-tf
The Northern Pacific has been taking
extra cars west this week to be in shape
to run double passenger trains both east
and west on and after March II.
-Mr. Gruber and Charles Conroy are in
town, arranging for the new Mandan
Mercantile Co. lumber yard. They
want to do the right thing by Dickinson
and are consulting our people regarding
the site for their business.
Mrs. Simpson returned from the cities
Friday morning, after a short absence.
Mrs. Haskins stopped over a day at
Mandan. The goods for the new store
are purchased and will arrive in a few
days.
Palmer's milk wagon was not in town
Thursday and it was reported Friday
morning that Jerry's dairy buildings were
surrounded by high water, caused by the
S~12,ooo-dam which the Northern Pacific
built in that locality last fall.
Call and see our new styles in prints,
ginghams, dress goods, laces, hosiery,
underwear for men, and children.
Shoes in all sizes and styles. We have
many goods things in each line that will
please you. Call and we will be glad t o
show them to you. CURR1E & Co.
have been afflicted with rheumatism
for fourteen years and nothing seemed to
give any relief. was able to be around
all the time but constantly suffering. l
had tried everything l could hear of and
at last was told to try Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, which l did, and was imme-
diately relieved and in a short time cured.
| am happy to say that it has not since
returned.-JosH. EDGAR, Germantown,
Cal. For sale by ]. ]. Freeman and
Davis & Co.
The Clio Club will meet next Thurs
day, March Is, with Mrs. Ayers.
Quotations, Louisa M. Alcott.
Music, Mrs. Wiley.
Spanish Observation-Disclosures and the AL
hambra-Parts II, III and w.
Paper-French Invasions into Spain,
Mrs. Ayers.
Description, Battle of Trafalgar, Mrs.
Hilliard.
Paper-History of the Bourbon House
in Spain, Mrs. McCloy.
Current Events in Spain and France.
The Members.
Married-Tuesday March :, at the Viii
lard house parlors, by Judge ]. G. Camp
bell, Mr.. William Moore and Miss Amy
Curtis, both of Sentinel Butte, N. d.
Mr.. Moore, tamiliarly called "Bill," is
known far and near, by all cattlemen in
the western part of the state, as one of
the best of fellows. He has a good posi-
ton as foreman at the Stoddard ranch.
Mrs. Moore is one of the best of ladies',
and the PRESS joins with their many
friends in extending congratulations.
MIR. and Mrs. Moore returned to Sentenel
Butte by Wednesdays passenger train
DIR. G. A. Perkins, Messrs Geo. Senour
and 0. B. Frankenburg entertained the
Pleasant Hour whist club last Friday
evening. After a short sleigh ride the
merry party assembled in the parlors of
the St. Charles, played the usual num-
Der of games of whist and then sat down
10 an elegant repast, which was spread
on a table decorated with roses. violets
and ferns, while over all was suspended
the national colors. On leaving for
home each lady was presented with a
large bouquet of roses and ferns, as a
souvenir. The members of the club
unanimously voted the three gentlemen
we're royal entertainers.
Following is the weather record as re-
corded by our government observer,
Prof. c. H. Clemmer, for eight nights
and seven days. Maximum" means the
highest temperature recorded during the
day and minimum means the lowest
recorded during the night. March 3
maximum, 10 degrees above zero, mini
mum, 10 degrees below zero; March d,
maximum, 9 above, minimum, 10 below;
March 5, maximum, II above, mini.
mum, IL below, March 6, maximum, q
above, minimum, 20 below; March 7,
maximum, 43 above, minimum, 7 above;
March 8, maximum, 46 above, minimum,
81 above; March Q, maximum,35 above,
minimum, "a above; March 10, minimum,
Thursday night, 10 above. Snow fall
for the week ending Friday morning, ~
inches.
C.. H. Merry has one of the best wolf
ing schemes out. He has 1900 to TO-
900 sheep to look after, divided into four
or five bands, and constantly driving
back and forth between the ranches a
person can often times drive quite near
wolves; so Mr.. Merry has a cage for his
three wolf hounds on the rear of his
blackboard. When he sees a wolf and
gets to the right point he pulls a string.
without stopping the team, and the dogs
Immediately give chase. Mr.. Merry
follows after with his team at a lively
speed, and says that his dogs rarely fail
to overhaul their prey and often times