The Dickinson press., 1900-05-19
4 Rich Mss Project.

plish much good 1t is a praisworthy en-
deavor, but there are many. other agen-
cies which accomplish az much good.
Take Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for in
stance-the great American remedy.
for fifty years it has cured constipation,
and all the ills which arise
from weak digestion. This medicine will
keep the stomach in good shape and the
bowels regular. 1t is a wonderful re
storative tonic and health builder. II is
also a preventative for malaria, fever and
ague. Ask for it and insist upon having
it. See that a Private Revenue Stamp
covers the neck of the bottle.
RsJ. Turner vent to Fargo Tuesday
morning to help elect the North Dakota
national delegates.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Works are burning a special kiln of shape
work for the Dickinson Electric Light Co.
]. A. Ferris Of Medora was one of the
Billings county delegates to the Fargo
convention who went down on No. 4
Tuesday morning.
Fred Weigman of New Salem was in
town this week and purchased a carload
of facing brick of the Dickinson Fire &
Pressed Brick Works.
Just received a large lot of crockery of
all kiuds, china and glass ware of all
kinds and descriptions
4-7tf KLlNEFELTER & EAcKER.
B. f. Anderson of Lake Lillian, Mimi,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday looking
for a good ranch location. MIR. Anderson
is at present engaged in the general
merchandise business.
Read Currie & Co.'S ad. Annual
special sale on shoes, to clear stock of
odd kinds and sizes. They all 60 at
much less than cost. 5-Io-tf
There will be a dance in, l. o. F. hall,
Gladstone, N. D., May 25th, 1900, given
by Court Stark No. 1850, |. o. F. All are
cordially invited to attend. Tickets 50
cents. Supper 50 cents.
Now all of you who want Mccormick
machinery-mowers, rakes, etc.-call on
Geo. Drenkel. Two carloads just re-
ceived. He also has all repairs for this
machinery. 5-12-tf
Henry Jennings, forman of the large
Northern Pacific extra gang east lof
Dickinson, was in town the first part of
the week to get a finger dressed which
had been injured by an accidental gun
shot.
A carload of second-han goods just
received. consisting of bedroom sets,
iron beds, dressers, %cupboards; and a
nice line of secondhand bicycles, and
bicycle repairs. Klinefelter & Eacker.
5-l2-t
DIR. v. H. Stickney has purchased
through Simpson, Jefferies 4 Co. the Wal
lace Reid ranch IN Billings county. He
will stock the ranch with cattle and
PIT Palmer Hall and Harvey Hall in
charge of the same.
H. Curliss was in from the south dur
ing the past week. His health is much
better than it was a year ago, for which
he is very thankful, and he is also thank
full for the fine condition in which his
cattle came through the winter.
w. A. Gordon of Grand Forks, state
agent for the Springfield Fire & Marine
Insurance Co., was in Dickinson on Tues
day and adjusted the McCoul fire loss.
The barn was a total loss and will be
paid at the face value of the policy
5000. The damage on the house was ad-
justed at $50.
On Thursday, Simpson, Jeffries & Co.,
the Dickinson stock brokers, reported
the following sales: To John Goughnour
of Bismarck 1856 western yearling steers;
Geo. Boughman 20 2-year-old heifers,
0 and calves. The steers were loaded
for Bismarck the day of the sale.
Attorneys Gregory and Simpson went
to Bismarck Sunday night to be in at
tendance at the judicial convention Mon
day morning. Mr.. Gregory went on to
Fargo, but Mr.. Simpson returned home
Monday afternoon to be present at the
village trustees meeting in the evening.
Tuesday morning he left for Fargo.
Mr.. Silas S. Sutherland and Miss Mar
garet M. Carver were married at Dover,
Mimi, or the 10th of May. The happy
couple arrived in Dickinson this week
and have been receiving the congratula-
tons of their many friends. Mr. Suther-
land has a very fine ranch and a large
herd of cattle in Billings county.
]. P. Tingle has purchased Of the J.
C.::Young Land Co. lots 3, 4 and $, in
block G. MI. Tingle is the owner OF lots
l and z in the same block and will make
of the five lots two large lots-62K feet
front. His own residence will be erected
on the corner-Van Norden and Cakes
streets-one of the prettiest sites in the
Dakota Land & Colonization Co. addition.
Messrs. Arnett & Zimmerman have
gone to Washington, Idaho and Oregon
to receive a large shipment of cattle
which they purchased there during the
winter, for their North Dakota trade.
Parties DESTROYS of buying range cattle
should moi neglect seeing the Arnett &
Zimmerman stock before they purchase
Their ad. appears elsewhere in this issue.
Testimonial from Old England,
~ concider Thanher1a;nie Couch Ram