The Dickinson press., 1901-08-03

The pastsweek has been fine for the ll.
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Mn. Ell. Freeman returnedthis week
from visit with Mrs. Goodhue at Glen.
dive.
MI. and Mrs. Z K. Granteer are oe-
cupying Mrs. Chamberlain's house for
the present.
Not to be outdone BY Others, N. Pisha
has hada canvas awning placed infront
Of his cigar factory.
PHI. Duff returned Thursday from
Wisconsin where he sold a carload of
horses and visited old friends
Six hobos who were attempting to beat
a ride, on thu North Coast passenger
Thursday niaht~sre arrested and lodged
in Jail.
Miss Eva Oily, sister Of Mrs. R. P.
Taylor, arrived from Fargo the first Of
the week and will spend her vacation
here.
Jas. Converse says that there was not
so much Of a chance for buying cattle at
a bargain at Kansas City as many peo-
pie thought.
w. F. Summers, Freeman's efficient
and accommodating clerk. left Friday
morning for a four weeks vacation at
Chicago and Minnesota points.
In a Fargo paper Jay Read was men
toned the other day as the Dickinson
merchant, but he is with Currie & Co.,
the old corner store people, the same as
of yore, and is feeling much better for
his eastern trip.
VIM. Wilson went to Chicago last
Friday evening to look up the chances
for buying feeders. Two or three local
cattlemen are interested with Mr.. Will
son. If any cattle are bought they will
be shipped to this county.
The mosquito plague is not confined to
the United States by any mea Nc
Clure, Phillips & Co. report that they
are receiving orders for Prof. L. O..
Howard's Mosquitoes" from France.
The daily jamestown Alert says that
their teachers training school which
closed last Friday was very successful.
The Alert speaks Of Prof. Crawford as
one of the leading educators of the state
and says that his work was very satisfac-
tory.
1t is reported that the former Dickin-
son residents who are now residing in
the vicinity of Tacoma and Seattle are
all doing we'll. P. B. Prior and Will are
running a grocery store. Walt Morris
has just secured a boating privilege
which promises good returns.
Ernest Fuchs leaves this week on his
way to New York where he is due to sail
on the I4th for Brussels. Mr.. Fuchs has
many acquaintance in Western North
| Dakota and Eastern Montana and all
hope that he may regain his health in
his native country.
What most people want is something
mild and gentle, wheninneedof a physic.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, fill the bill to a dot. They are easy
to take and pleasant in effect. For sale by
all druggists.
Commissioner Walton has visited
TAYLOR a number of times lately and
finds that the farmers have some good
crops in the locality. Some fields of grain
were damaged by the hot weather and
will not amount to much, but on the
| whole quite a crop will be harvested.
H. F. Beckett returned from the gold
fields of the north to his family in Spo-
kane a few days ago, and writes that he
is we'll and that he has been p%rospered,
which will be good news TO Dickinson
friends. About the 10th Of August Mr..
Beckett will leave with his family for
Teller City, Alaska.
An error crept into the PRESS type
last week which made us say that s25,-
900 had been received at Dickinson as
advance wool money when it should have
been s125,ooo. However, the figures as
given-I,25o.ooo pounds of wool at an
average price Of Ioc per pound-indi-
Gated the correct amount.
John Clark lost three good work horses
last Saturday at the old E6 crossing.
MI. Clark was in Dickin,on looking
after his wool and had sept this team
home by a boy. The CaEhon Ball river
was very high from tie rains of the
previous night and the young driver not
realizing the danger plunged his horses
into the stream.
The laws Of health require that the
bowels move once daya and one of the pen
alties for violating this law is piles. Keep
your bowels regular by taking a dose of
Chamberain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when Necessary and you will never have
that severe punishment inflicted upon you.
Price, IS cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
A detachment Of the 9TH infantry went
through last Saturday after1oon. The
boys, some of whom served in the Philip
pines, others being new fecruits, we're
all young and were going to Alaska.
They came frop1 Columbus, Ohio.
Lieut.. Melay was formerly stationed
with a detachment at Livingston, Mont,
and was an acquaintance Of Miss Rather
inc Coleman Of this city.
After finishing his training school work
at jamestown last Friday, Prof. L. F.
Crawford of this city went at once to
Kansas City with a view to buying stock
cattle in the drought stricken districts,
but he found OF arrival that he was too
late. In fact, there were only a few
days that cattle we're sold so very cheap
Mr.. Crawford returned to Dickinson