The Dickinson press., 1899-04-01

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Mrs. L. r. Lothrop has been visiting
relatives at Glen Ullen this week.
All ready! Send in your watches il
they are out Of repair. w. c. CANDEE,
L. A. Davis is home from st. Paul and
says that it may be a month before Mrs
Davis return.
The county commissioners OF Stark
and Billings counties will meet in regular
quarterly sessions next Monday.
The Bismarck land office has received
lists of land for patent to the Northern
Pacific amounting to 10000, mostly in
this county.
If there is anything you want and DOM
know where to get it, call on w. M
Klinefelter at stone store, west of Clough
st. livery barn. 4-I-ti
Brooks Goodall writes that he has no,
lost a hoof of cattle all winter and at the
date Of writing, March 10, hadl8 young
calves at his ranch.
Sweet, refreshing sleep is given by
Hoods ,sarsaparilla. which feeds the
nerves, tones the stomach and cures al
dyspeptic symptoms.
Jim Mcdonald; former conductor OF
this.division, who went to Alaska a yea
ago, is now at TaconhaMworkins for thu
Mp. as extrafmakeman.
If you want perfect comfort with you,
reading, have. your eyes fitted by Angliss
Lenses made expressly in sachease. An
gliss, the optician, at Freeman's. A.
e. White and Ole Johnson have dis
solved partnership in the cattle business
the former buying the latter's interest
Mr.. Johnson will select and stock a new
ranch at once.
Mrs. Barker and family of Portland
arrived from the west last week ant
may remain in Dickinson permanently
Mrs. Barker is a daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. L. Eyer.
M. Sutherland left Wednesday TO
Minnesota to buy cattle. His son 81 hal
been below the past two weeks and will
return with his father. Together the,
will have four carloads.
Brooks Goodall offers his house AM
lot in Dickinson for sale-good house
nice location, with furnace and Windmill
100 foot front; cheap and on easy terms
For particulars see ]. K. Porter. Ala
The University Association Centre will
meet in the Congregational church par
lor next Monday evening at 7:3o. Tn
Lord in history, and the devil in histor,
are the two papers for the evening.
Jack Carroll has been doing some goo
work of late as deputy sheriff. A nun
Der of disorderly fellows have been plac
ed under arrest and when they came befor
Justice Folsom they received a just fine
In another place will be found the ad
vertisement of Mrs. ]. c. D%evenbaugh G
Mandan who is offering for sale $500
worth of hotel furnishings. Everythin,
must be closed out and the public &c,
the benefit of low prices.
Ole Johnson, section foreman at Be
field, and August Johnson, foreman
Sully Springs, have resigned their pos
tons, taking effect the Ist of Apr
Both are owners of cattle and will in tn
future give their personal attention
their ranches. Ole is succeeded by Hug
Manley Of Curlew, and August's success
or is Aug. Schueler of Roscoe, S. D.
l wish to to the people
Dickinson and vicinity that a
thoroughly equipped in every way to SC
e%nti6cally and practically correct all e
rors of vision thai can be corrected
the use of lenses. do not treat disease
of the eye, but l do prescribe the glass
correct any error of refraction. Respec
fully, w. c. CANDEE,
4-l-tf Matchmaker and Refractionit
Master Joe McCadam gave a pleasa,
party to a number of his little friends {
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 7, the o
c~assion being his 18th birthday Tho!
present we're: Bessie Wilde, Mimi
Roberts, Alta Dunlap, Katie Neil, Mi,
: ME and Rose Pearl, Stella Rau, Nam
, Mckinley, Emma, Lucille and Beatri,
, Lish, Ruth McGregor, Georgia and Ru,
, Littlehales, Nellie Klinefelter Edi,
Kihm, Ethel Dodd, Willie and Leo NJ
Keever, Victor and Raymond Haye
John L%ittlehales, Johnnie Allen, Lawrene
McGregor, David Lane, Albert Birc
Robbie Lyon, Harry Prentiss, Arth,
Parker, Andy Mckinley, John Lish, lie
ter K%linefelter, Willie Littlehales al
Amos Shaw,
"A quiet wedding took place in picki
son Monday evening, March ~, at II
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Mark Sutherland. The ceremol
r was performed by Rev. c. f. Dobs'
and Mr.. George w. Mcclellan and Mi
Nellie K. Sutherland were the contrat
ing parties. Relatives and near frien,
only were present. The bride is too W.
= known in Dickinson to need any intr
> duction to the readers of the PRES
The groom came to thiis county two yea
apo from Oshkosh Wfr and ~
n seq halt owner in and general manag
n of the Third Creek cattle ranch, one
. the best ranches in Billings county. /
is a young man Of excellent habits. N
e and Mrs. Mcclellan went directly to the
e ranch. The PRESS joins with their mai
V friends in extending congratulations.