The Dickinson press., 1901-08-31

share. d your business. We are here 70
please you. 81
a8.z4-tf G. ScHEBLER, Prop.
II you wish TO have your horses shod,
5goTto Fred w. Turner's shop. He has
the best and largest stock Of shoeing
material ever seen in Dickinson. I8.3t-a
Fred Thompson. deputy pssf master.
does not tire Of we'll doing, apd has this
week placed a fine hitchf1g/r rail in front
of the p. Q, also a bicycls stand Tor the
convenience Of the public.
4. Nj. Summerville returned Sunday
from the eastern part of the state where
he readily sold a car Of horses. He has
an order for a Car Of mares which he
hopes to pick up within a. short time.
! E. Deffebach. who has been soliciting
in Montana for Wood Bros. says that
shipments from the west are going to be
q little late owing to the fact that the
cattle are not in prime condition vet.
VIM. Whinn and ]. Crosthwaite have
taken out hunters licenses and expect
to leave today with their wives for Alex.
Fowler's ranch near Oakdale. The law
will be out on chickens at II o'clock to-
night.
Anna Marie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M. Johnson, of Bel6eld, died Mon
day morning Of cholera infantum, aged
2 years and "a days Rev. U. G. Rich
of this place conducted services on Tues
day.
James Converse, the largest cattle
shipper in North Dakota, who is ship
ping from 200 to 900 carloads Of beeves
this year, says that the new stock inspec-
ton law is all right. He pays the fee
cheerfully.
E. B. Brewster was returning to Wi
baux on Tuesday. Mr.. Brewster will
exhibit nine head Of Hercfords at the.
Minnesota state fair next week. His
show stock is to be shipped the last of
this week.
DR.. Arthur Current and Miss Minnie
Mcdowell were eastbound passengers
on Monday evening, the former going to
New York to take a postgraduate and
the latter returning to her school work in
Minneapolis.
Fred w. Turnerhas not had live years
experience shoeing horses in Dickinson,
but has had IS years experience shoeing
horses in several of the large cities of
America. and guarantees every shoe put
on in his shop. 8-3I-2
c. R. Pendergast's steers, average
weight of 1907, sold on Wednesdays
Chicago market at s4.65 per cwt. His
cows, lI74 pounds weight. sold at s4.2o.
This price made the steers net him
absut $50 per head.
Sam Rhoades had 4 cars booked for
cattle shipment IN the goth and Joe
Rocler had a car booked for sheep. For
Sept. 6 VIM. Colgrove has 3 cattle cars
booked, E. F. Hill I, S. P. Lowery 2 and
the Richards Cattle Co. IS.
c. H. Merry left this week on a visit to
Maine where his family has been the past
summer. Mr.. Merry expects rs return
with his folks about the first Of October.
Later. Mr.. Merry is obtained a few
days owing to a largeE>,de dealin which
he is interested.
Banker billiard and c. H. Merry
closed a deal Thursday morning by wire
for a trainload Of 2-year old steers. The
cattle come from Kansas City and should
be in Dickinson the first Of next week.
Mr.. Merry is out in the country making
arrangements for their keeping.
II have used Chamberlain's Cough
remedy for a number of years and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and Group |
have ever usedin my family. Ihave not
words to express my confidence in this
Remedy Mrs. LA. Moore, North Star,
Mich. For sale at any drug store.
The change of time which went into
effect on Sunday is very slight. No. 4
gets along at 1915 a M, a few minutes
earlier than under the old schedule, and
No. : arrives from the east at $3.50 p. M,
a few minutes later. No. Z arrives at
7:l5 p. M, the same as before, and No. !
arrives at 1910 a. m.
Ned McCadam is sinking a 48--foot
we'll at the DR.. Perkins reside6ce that
ought to be all right. On Mp6day morn
ing the well contained Effect Of water
and it took Ned and two helpers nearly
all!day to bail the water out so they could
put down curbing and commence wall
ing.
Samuel Vandersal, of Montana, has
been in the city this week gathering
copy for the North Dakota Stock Grow
ers directory Of marks and brands which
he is about to publish. The book will
contain all the recorded brands in the
state, a complete list of growers sheep
as well as cattle-and will be sold at S.
per copy.
A. ]. Allen, who gained 80 nlxeh noto-
riety last month through the shipment Of
two large rattle snakes t9<st. Paul par
ties. is getting letters almost daily from
eastern parties asking him for prices on
"rattlers." A. ]. says that rattle snake.
are hard to capture at this season of the
year, besides he is pretty busy buying
beef cattle.
John Kalimus was arrested this weel
by Deputy Carroll for reckless riding il
the streets, getting his horse ont6 til,
sidewalks, etc, and was }akeD befor,
Police Magistrate Ryan whete Npleadet
guilty to the ofense charged. He wa
fined IS and costs, amounting to sI7
This should be a lesson to others.
"Billy" Brecken, forme rly an N.
employe on the Missouri division, re
turned Saturday morning from Missoula
r,,Lo~o L. -. Loao ,,,orLsn~ fo~ %ho ~ae