The Dickinson press., 1901-08-10

2 a. NOR has gone 10 Minnesota on
SaSvisiit. Il
Lee Harkins went east Friday for a
months vacation.
The state board OF railroad commits
!sioners and party visited Dickinson Fri.
day morning. .
Others do, why don't you? have your
physicians prescriptions filled from the
pnrest drugs attic lowest prices by I.
j. Greene & Co.. the most reliable drug.
.gists. 8.Io.It
Conductor Trotter of the Dakota divi-
sion and his accomplished daughters,
Amanda and Stella, were members of
the railroad commission party that
stopped in Dickinson Friday and made
the Press Office a pleasant call.
When you want something good-not
only good but the best-remember that
we have the finest that money in watches,
clocks, jewelry, s~ilverware and diamonds.
IT,. Greene & Co, The Reliable Jewel
ers. 8-lo-I
81 have used Chamberlain's Cough
remedyf for a number of years and have
no hesitancy in saying that it is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and Group 1
have ever usedin my family. Ihave not
words to express my confidence in this
Remedy.-Mrs. ]. A. Moore, North Star,
Mich. For sale ut any drug store.
On Monday Paul Tygum finished his
jail sentence of four months and was i'm
mediately arrested on a charge of horse
stealing, w. L. Richards complaining
witness. Some things have come to
light since Paul's trial last spring that
would indicate that he was not as in
nocent as had been claimed.
Adjutant General Miller: There have
been marked Improvements in Dickin-
son since | visited your city a year ago.
l notice that your business men are u.s.
ing the cement sidewalk filing which is
the material generally used in the pro!
gressive cities Of today. 1t is the most
satisfactory thing manufactured.
Rev. ]. H. Dobbyn will deliver a SER
mon next Sunday evening in ST. Johns
church on the Book of Common Prayer"
This sermon is preached for 'the pur-
pose of explaining the order of worship
of the Episcopal church and will be of
interest not only to members of St. Johns
but also to persons of other communions.
Geo. Frye purchased nine carloads of
cattle at Kansas City, seven cars arriving
here this week. Four cars of fine two
year old heifers were for w. L. Richards
and have been taken out to the Bird
Head ranch. Mr.. Frye sem two cars of
cows to his Minnesota farm. The rest of
the shipment was 2-year old steers.
On Tuesday one OF the fellows who
burglarized Frank Lish's store dug out
through the Jail wall with an old file and
a little piece ofiron and made his escape.
Men were put on his trail at once, but
he slipped them all in some way. Sher-
if Goodall returned from Bismarck
about that time and everv effort was
made to recapture the thief but without
success. The man weighs about 1870
~@
pounds, has black hair and mustache,
and is likely hiding around in the coun-
try.
The Glen Ullin Advocate speaks of
the Baker clip of wool-some 100000 lbs
and makes it appear that it came to
Dickinson, which is not correct. Not
one pound of the Baker wool or any
wool east of Stark county was baled or
sold at Dickinson this season. Mr.. Bak-
ers's men had IS or 80 sacks of wool in
Dickinson but they shipped it to Bis
marck without baling, so it did not count
to the credit of the Stark county output,
although it was raised south of here be-
tween the Cannon Ball and Cedar.
Parties from Minnesota have bar
gained with the N. P. for the township
in which New England is located, the
.own.h;n west The townsb;n - which 81
e,st Ra;nv ;s located and The ,oy,n.h;n
e,et The townsh;n in Which ,be H,rLine
ranch ia located and thew would ,;Le -
oct ahou, two townships more these
n,,t;e. nurnos 70 % into ,he stocl h,,s;.
mes. and e1nec, to come On >. "a soon : a.
harvest Is over and make some improve
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