The Dickinson press., 1900-11-24

ton. No liquor. Address, L. N. Cary,
Mandan, N. D. II-24-lt
j. w. Reeds friends will be glad to
learn that he is able to be out again after
a siege Of typhoid fever.
Miss Ruth Rudiselle will oficiate in
the capacity of saleslady at the Baisch
Drug Co. store during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Rich .rds arc go
ing to Texas to be absent three or four
weeks. Mr.. Richards has some stock to
look after there.
Anton Thomas drove mp from Rich
ardton on Thursday with a%traveling man
who wanted to do Dickinson and return
east IN the evening train.
Zimmerman & Arnett have placed
1000 head of steers on feed in South Da-
kota and Nebraska. These cattle were
taken from Mr.. Zimmerman's ranch
south of Dickinson.
The constitutional amendment, for
a board OF pardons, carried in Stark by
a majority ~of s83. The amendment for
taxing express companies, etc, csrried
by about the same majority.
H. L. Dickinson and son Guy had 10
carloads of sheep on the Chicago market
last week, selling at S4.lo and Sl.I5 per
cwt, netting them the snug sum Of be,
tween $1,000 and $1,000.
What nicer Christmas present could
you make your family than to have your
residence wired for electric lights. 1t
| will add to their health, comfort and
safety every day in the year. ll-24-it
w. L. Richards and G.. NJ. Dinsdale
are arranging to buy sheep in Montana
to be wintered there and taken here in
the spring. Mr.. Dinsdale went west /;
few days ago to make the purchases.
w. A. Tremblay was in Dickinson 4
Milwaukee and said that when he re.
turned to Miles City he though, he should
take his family to the Coas. for a month
For sale-large. roomy Portland cutter
good as new. 3-piece oak bedroom suit
dresser with bevel glass. commode to
lmatch, second hand, good condition
Cheap if taken at once. l. c. DeGraff.
lI-24-It
J. R. Gilbreath, city editor of the Man
dan Pioneer, came up on the special trair
Wednesday to attend the Klinefelter ser
vice and to get a full report for his pa
per. He returned on the special at
p m.
Agent Richardson of Glendive was
down Sunday to visit his family. Dick
said that he had expected to be in the
"sunny south" before now but that he
had been DELAYED and might moi ge'
away at all.
Lester Bishop was accidentally shot ir
the wrist Wednesday night. The doctor
says that OF the bones was splintcre(
a little but he does not consider tn
" ound serious. The accident happened
at the home of A. B. Robinson.
The official vote of Stark county il
given to the PRESS readers this week
The totals tor legislative candidates in
cludes the votes Of Mercer and Billings
with the exception of the vote in the Yuls
precinct in Billings, which we we're TN
able to get officially.
If YOU wish to order ANYTHING specia
in the line of diamonds. jewelry, silver
ware, watches or cut glass for holida,
presents, call and make your selection
A liberal reduction on catalogue
orders at Greene's Drug & Jewelry store
u-Io-tf
1t has been rather wintery this week
four inches Of snow on the ground and !.
degrees below zero Tuesday night. !
turned warmer Thursday and so long a
it remains moderately warm and the sno'
does not get much deeper the stockmer
will not complain. A little snow is
good thing for the range.
The following are new subscribers t
the telephone exchange: Mandan Mer
camille Co. Office, Timmons & Herrin.
restaurant and the following residences
Mrs. A. ]. Burnett. Sam Gotta, Free
Christianson, T. G. Greene, Jerry Haye:
Joe L%enneville, Benz. Rau, N. Chase, f
G. Bishop, A. P. Carter.
There will be a union Thanksgivin
service at the Congregational church :
eleven O'Clock a. m. Thanksgiving Day
Rev. S. M. Roadhouse of the Method.
church will preach the sermon. All ar
invited to participate in this tribute {
gratitude and thansgiving unto our Coz
U.G. RICH.
Sheriff Follis was down from Medor
on Tuesday and served a subpoena OF
the editor of the PRESS to appear as
witness in the action against Messr:
Martin, Miethe, Philbrick, Myers, Co
lis. Dixon and Thurman. The hearin
is to be before Justice Gilbert at Sentin'
Butte this Saturday morning.
b. H. Bronson, section director of tn
U. S. weather bureau Of Bismarck, ha
informed Postmaster Thompson that h
cannot continue weather forecasts fc
Dickinson owing to the way mail train
run at present.
To remove a troublesome corn or bu
ion: First soak the corn or bunion
warm water to soften it, then pare
down as closely as possible without draw
ing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pal
Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously #
five minutes at each application. A COZ
plaster should be worn for a few days,
protect it from the shoe. As a gener
finiment for sprains, bruises, lamene'
, and rheumatism Pain Balm is unequale