The Dickinson press., 1900-08-04

Dr.. Arthur Current has returned from
a trip cast.
DR.. Stickney's cattle Al Io4o-fceders,
sold at 3.S5.
Miss Emma Coleman is attending the
summer school at Valley City.
The Jefferies & Richards cattle sold at
AIS, 4.lo and 4.o5 Monday.
Just a few Mckinley and Roosevelt
buttons left at the PRESS office.
Paris & Co. sold the Lehman feeders
(Hebron) 80 at 4.35; Bruwald feeders at
ass.
Ef6e Merry broke her right arm last
week Friday, the second time in a very
short time.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. Hill returned to
Richardton this week after visiting in
the Twin Cities
The republican state central com
mittee will meet the candidates at Grand
Forks in a few days.
Will Lehman has gone to Minnesota
70: a months vacation. His wife has
been there all summer.
Woodman. Brannick, Edgar, Hartinger,
Kennedy, and Nassau Bros. ship this
week from Dickinson.
Frank l.ish began moving into his
new store Thursday. The interior is all
L E,;1n3 -. ,.l:xo orJ r~,, ,,l %bo ofo,t
is very pretty.
The Pearl sheep-Icol-averagcd ia
and sold at 40. The Gibbs shcep-loI
averaged 1906 and sold at 4.3o. Both
by Paris & Co.
Parties owing Haskin u Granteer will
find memorandum Of their accounts at
the store of r. J. Greene, where they can
call and settle. S-5-2p
Miss Katharine Coleman, s%1enographer
for l.. A. Simpson, lett Wednesday to
spend her vacation at her home in Liv-
ingston, Montana.
The late stock kilograms got mixed
last week. The sales quoted for Hebron
parties should have been credited to
White Earth, N. d.
A train load OF cattle 60 from Beltield,
J. K. Moody. P. lndergaard, E. White,
T. Lynch, B. Coulson, Gus Anderson
and Parker Bros. shipping.
Rev. L. b. Hardy has been visiting old
friends in the city this week. 1t seems
that the newspapers did Mr.. Hardy in
justice in their recent criticisms and that
the blame attaches elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Little were in town
this week. Mr.. Little went back to the
ranch Wednesday to help put out prairie
fires. Mrs. Little goes to St. Paul fore ear
treatment.
Another car of Rushford wagons just
reccived-wide or narrow tire. Now if
you want to buy a wagon that will give
you entire satisfaction, call on Geo.
Drcnkel. S-4-tf
Ben Harold, who has a ranch on Ma
verick Flat, writes from his wheat farm
in the eastern part of the state that he
has about half a crop of wheat which
grades No. / hard and that fax will be a
big crop.
Mrs. Paul Hagerman and children re-
turned Tuesday from an extended visit
in Minnesota. Miss Klincfelter. who
was with them, stopped in St. Paul to
work in wholesale millinery house for a
month.
President Mellcn decided that Bis
marck should have a new depot at once
and the Tribune had cut and all the par
ticulars in the next issue. 1t is claimed
it will be the finest depot in the state.
The style will be old Spanish mission.
"My baby was terribly sick with the
d%iarrhoea," says J. H. Doak, of Williams,
Oregon. "We were unable to cure him
with the doctors assistance, and as a last
resort we tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. | am
happy to say it gave it gave immediate
) relief and a complete cure" Sold by all
druggists.
Allenberg sales are as follows: Defe-
bach & Higgins, Fl I257-steers, 40:
Is loI4-feeders, $50: 80 93I-cows and
heifers, 4.35; II Gamers, $40; l 400.
bull, 800; J. A Palmer, 10 oo8-feeders,
4.25; 8 Gamers, 1856; John Gunwall, &c
1lo2-steers, 400; 7 lo5o-steers, 400;
Paul liner, 81 feeders, AIS, 4 ~o85-cows
$50; L. D. Dohrmann, AZ 11o5-feeders
ABS, 8 oor-feeders, 3.75.
Through the months of June and July
e our baby was teething and took a run
, ming off of the bowels and sickness of the
;, stomach" says q. P. NJ. Holiday, o.
: Deming, Ind. "His bowels would move
from five to eight times a day. l had {
bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie, Choler;
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house ant
c gave him four drops in a teaspoonful o
n water and he got better at once" Fol-
sale by all druggists.
n Recent real estate transfers: H. L
2 Dickinson to Robert 4 Fuller, lot Q, blk
< "a, 500; Dan Brew to w. L. Richards
E lot 9, blk. 80, $500; N. P. Ry. Co. to Mar.
D. Aud, lot 1, blk. AZ, $50; F. w. Law
renee and f. E. Dickinson to L. A
Simpson, and l.. A. Simpson to Catherine
Rap, lot 10, blk, Il, $500; Chas. kono
=. sheriff, 10 "A, billiard, lot 10, blk. 40
sIo49I; Elias White to Mrs. Lucy Dob
son, lot 5, blk. %, $3.50; A. Hilliard It
{ NJ. futile, lot 10, blk. 40, 500; Mrs. c
, D. F Birdsall to Nickolaus Rothschild
{ lot 80, blk. -, Gladstone: Christianson :
1 L,etta to Jeanette l.. Lee, lois % and Fl
blk. -, Gladstone, 500.
n New Growth of Hair.