The Dickinson press., 1900-08-18
Mrs. McCloy has gone to Ohio on a

A merry party gathered at the Crowls
Tuesday evening.
E. White and Geo. Thomson were
down from Bel6eld this week.
Thirty new members have been taker
into Co. K. during the past week.
Something like a half car of drv good:
for fall trade just in at Currie & Cos.
Peter Hahnsen of Bel.i=ld left Friday
for a seven-months' trip to Germany.
c. F. Merry was home for a few day:
this week, returning west on Tuesday.
A train-load-some twenty cars-o!
government mules went west Monday.
c. c. Mead, c. R. Pendergast, c. E
Trask and A. H. Arnett returned Wed
nesday from Chicago.
The rainfall for the :,eek ending Sun
day, August IL, was I.2l inches-more
than for any entire month Of 1900.
Misses Emma and Jessie Messersmi,i
and Gertrude Wood returned Saturtla,
from a weeks visit at the Lcask ranch.
A Jobs comforter was not enough and
Gus Baisch has had a painful case O
blood-poisoningi in his left hand this week
G. c. Clark fell among thieves in the
Twin Cities last week who, he says, re
lieved him of $3.50. He lad been selling
horses cast.
Mrs. NJ. f. Hazlctt of Oswego, Kansas
is expected today and will remain
through the fall and winter with hel
daughter, Mrs. L. F. Crawford.
Arthur Davis team ran away Saturda!
and Clarence Robinson who was with hin
has been laid up for a week in consc
quence. No bones were broken.
VIM. Suddards, who has made man.
friends in Dickinson while attending tc
wool c%onsignments, left for Philadclphi;
Monday afternoon, stopping at Manda'
en- route.
I. c. f. Parker was down two days the
first of the week. He says Parker Bros
have just cut 70 m of millet from g
acres-the finest millet in the county o
state ]. c. f. affirms.
Editor Puetterich, Of the German pa
per, the Wacht Am Missouri, has moved
his plant to New Salem twenty-sevcl
miles west of Mandan. The population
there is almost exclusively German.
MIR. and Mrs. Hops and Mr.. Hutchin
son of the Hops music house, Fargo, hay
been in the city the past week. Satur
day evening they with c. c. Young ant
Miss Crowl had quite a musicale at tn
Crowl residence.
At Billings loM cent was refused las
week for a large clip Of wool. The mar
ket was very quiet but it was thought /
cents per pound would be offered ant
that this week would see all sold or con
signed that will be shipped out at pres
INT prices.
f. Wamsley of New England started
u Monday with Parker Bros sheep
2Ioo head. The Stecles who have hat
this band have sold their ranch and gon'
out beyond James Henderson's place t.
one of the old Roosevelt ranches, wher
we understand they will keep a small
band for themselves.
"My baby was terribly sick with tn
diarrhoea," says ]. H. Doak, of Williams
Oregon. 1--WE we're unable to cure hin
with the doctors assistance, and as Il las
resort we tried Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. an
happy to say it gave it gave immediat
relief and a complete cure" Sold by al
druggists.
Mrs. ]. c. f. Parker visited in Wibau:
last week, returning home Sunday. Tn
high water made things interesting cl
the drive from Medora to the ranch-th
road crossing the river eleven times
and the party reached home sans grip
and parcels and thankful to be alive an
on terra firma.
Among the new list OF hot weathe
fruits arc: Wafer sliced dried bee
fried halibut steak, smoked sturgeon i
tomato sauce and spices, specklcd trou
in tomato sauce. They are fine good
for any season, but particularly for thi
hot weather. At Sc ofcld's
Married-at the home Of F. Calvi
five miles south of Gladstone, August (
0 BY the Rev. w. Cooke, Edward +
Benton of Fallow, Montana, and Minerv
E. Calvin OF Gladstone, N. D. The wed
ding was a quiet affair, one but nea
relatives being present.
The August Century is out of print, a
| the result of the popular interest in Mis-
| Runkle's historical romance, "The Hell
met of Navarro, which begins in thi
number. AS a rule, the critics hesitat
to pronounce judgment on a novel whe
only one instalIment of it has appeared
but in this case an exception has bee
made, and a chorus Of praise has greete
the new story.
Barber Shop, hair cutting and shan
pooling. We make a specially of ladie
hair cutting and shampooing on MOI
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. w
carry a full line Of hair tonic, hair IT
storcrs, creams for face and hands an
powders. r. CHR1sT1ANsEN.
Through the months of June and Jul
our baby was teething and took a rul
ming off of the bowels and sickness of til
stomach" says o. P. M. Holiday,
Deming, Ind. "His bowels would mo.
from FIVE to eight times a day. | had
bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Choler
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house an
gave him four drops in a t~easpoonful
water and he got better at once" Ft
sale by all druggists.
At the brick plant they are busy &C
ting out a large order of shape work fe
the Montana Coal 4 Coke Co. of Hor