The Dickinson press., 1900-02-24
New Orleans molasses in bulk at
2-I7tf

Drenkel's. 2-l7tt
During the week c. T. Crowl has done
some plumbing at the Palace barber
shop and as a consequence the place has
the finest bath rooms in Dickinson.
E. D. Strong, a wealthy jamestown
merchant, &edLMonday of pneumonia.
Deceased was a>native Of Randolph, Yer
mont, the birthplace Of c. c. Mead,
where the remains we1e taken for burial.
Died, February Il, of indigestion,
Florence Viola, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waggoneui aged months and
% days. Services we're conducted from
Wiley. .>
J.. D. Carroll, sheriff of Eddy county,
and P. M. Mattson, states attorney of
the same county, were Dickinson visitors
on Monday. They live at New Rock
ford. Sheriff Kono made it pleasant for
the gentlemen while in town.
Parties owing me will find my book
accounts at Waggoner & Davidson's CT
gar store one door south of E. L. SEQ.
field for a short time where bills may be
settled. IT,. GREENE. 2-24-It
F. E. Cook was up from the Cannon
Ball with a wagon on Monday, returning
Tuesday. He estimated the snow on the
prairie to be three inches deep. Mr..
Cook had fed hay to his sheep but two
days-last week.-Mrs. season.
DR.. and Mrs. Perkins are stopping
temporarily with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Courtney: They had hoped to get set
tied in their new quarters this week but
one thing and another has prevented
them from doing SO.
Special Agent A. o. Webster was in
Dickinson Thursday and adjusted the
loss on the VIM. Ray property for the
Commercial Union. He also adjusted
the Springfeld's loss on the same pro-
perty. MIR. Ray will get his money
S1ooo--in due time.
w. B. Howe has been helping in Re-
gister OF Deeds Hatch's office the past
few days. Mr.. Hatch says that there
never was such a rush of work in his OF.
flee before. The people appear to be
getting forehanded,-buying lands, vii.
lage lots, paying off old mortgages, ETC.,
all of which makes work in the registers
office.
Atthe meeting of the village trustees
Monday night Trustee kim, in order to
bring the matter to a head, offered a re.
solution that a chemical engine be pur.
chased for the town. The resolution
will be acted upon at the next meeting
of the board. Waterworks is out Of the
question at the present time and it is Ger.
tainly practical for the town to do some
thing for the protection of property
against fire.
r. Van Cauwenberghe Of Sentinel
Butte writes that his sheep are winter
ing we'll and that the only feeding he
has done was on the 18TH and 10Th. Van
expects q cents or better for his wool
and whenever he thinks of the prosper
Gus times for sheepmen he feels like hur'
raining for Mckinley and his party. Van
sends a years subscription in advance TO
the PRESS and includes IS cents extra to
cover a years subscription to the Tri,
Weekly N. Y. Tribune, as per our club
bling offer.
Mrs. ]. ". S. Richardson of Glendive
took the prize for the finest costume al
the band masquerade on the I4th, and
James D. Henderson took the prize for
the most comical costume. The presents
we're expensive and very handsome
Mr.. Henderson had never masked before
and the occasion furnished him a great
amount of amusement. One lady step
ped up to Mr.. Henderson and said tina,
it was no use to try to fool her; that the
name was Miss so and so, a lady in the
home of a prominent Dickinson family
But this lady came about as near know
ing Jim's identity as the other people.
Recent transfers of real estate: P. B
Prior to Ambrose J. Osborne lot 4, block
H, Dickinson, $3.50; Kate Mcclure te
Fred Glubriecht, S. Z. X sec. 20 1901
s425; J. E. McCoul to Thos. Oukrop, Sr.
a sec. OF land west of Dickinson, $1,000
H. R. Lyon to w. L. Richards, lot II
block 4, Dickinson, $500; M. E. Currie
to f. F. Messersmith, \ sec. land west
of Dickinson; Nels Peterson to N. P
Christensen, N. W.. X sec. u, 1908
5000; Dakota Land & Col. Co. to Chas
H. Pond, lot 8, block 90, Dickinson, SIPS
H. L. Dickinson to Joseph Hushka, lot 8
block q, Dickinson, S75; Northwestern
Imp. Co. to C, D, krieder, N. w, u, sec
70, 1907, $500; N. w. Hodge to Rober
,Muecke S. w. X sec. 10, 1904, $500
L. N. Carey to L. L. Lewis, lot E, BLOCK
IS, Taylor, $40; Matilda Foster Kueler tt
Fred S. Mischief, S. E. X sec. "a, 1902
5000.
The claim of other cough medicines Il
be as good as Chamberlain's are effect
ually set at rest in the following testi
monial of Mr.. G. d. Glass, an employee o
Bartlett & Dennis Co., Gardiner, Me
He says: 81 had kept adding to a colo
and cough in the winter Of 1897, trying
every cough medicine | heard of withou
permanent help, until n day was il
the drug store of MI. Houlehan, and h
advised me to try Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy and offered to pay back m,
money if l was not cured. My lungs ant
bronchial tubes were very sore at thi
time, but was completely cured by thi
remedy, and have since always turned
to it when | got a cold, and soon find re
lief. ] also recommend it to my friend
and am glad to say it is the best of al
cough medicines" For sale by all drug