The Dickinson press., 1901-06-01

Memorial Dayswas observed BY most
OF the business hoases-whichclo CLOSED
Ing the aftsrnoon. 8
SEE DISPLAY IN CURRlE & cos
WINDOWS OF SPECIAL PREM
FOR CASH PURCHASES
FROM JUNE IToJuLY i Gift
Saul i. andsEarl w. Nichols will have
their trial ii district court At Miles City
on the 18th Of June. Sheriff Goodall and
party. ii will be remembered, helped to.
arrest these parties.
Ed Berry and Chas.fW. Conroy are
experimenting the work Of fixing. up the
race track. The city roadasnachine was;
taken out yesterday andSwhen the job is
completed Dickinson will have the.
finest ace track in the state.
Mr.. and Misses j. S. Matthews, in
from the north Friday morning, said
that they had a fine. rain nut their way
Thursday night. Reports from Richard
ton indicate that they hlda heavy rain
Tiers also, and from the south ON the
sans encouraging reports.
During tournament week The PRESSi
will he. issued as a morning daily and in.
addition to giving the program OF the
day will give tclegraphic news ~ hours
in advance nf that received by mail. Adj
vertises who desire to use the columns
Of the Daily PRESS are requested to
make arrangements for space as early as
possible.
The, contract Tor finishing a large room
on the third floor OF the Dickinson high
school building has been let to ]. H.
.Waggener at $500. This will make the
9th room in the building and will relieve
the pressure for the coming year and
possibly for two or three years.
Ever Wagness, state game warden,
has re-appointed David Roberts warden
for Stark county. Mr.. Roberts gave
bonds this week and is therefore ready
for business-with any who SO far forget
themselves as I disregard the game laws:
Married, at ST.. Patrick's church at 9
O'Clock a. M, May 90. by Rev. Father
Claude, Mr.. Patrick Koran and Miss
Annie Guffin, both Of South Heart. Mr..
James Koran and Miss Mary Monaghan
of the same place attended as witnesses.
Henry Hoverson tells us that he is
ooking for a new ranch location. He
has been out north for several weeks but
finds that ranchers from South Dakota,
Minnesota and other parts have been
focking in and selecting all of the. bes,
locations.
Joe c%rosthwaitc writes that they had a
freak at the sheep.ranch In the form of a
6-legged lamb-a in front and 2 behind,
The extra limbs came out from the beast
in one piece Of flesh, branching at the
knee and forming perfect legs, of full
size. The lamb died so Joe can't exhibit
this freak of nature at our coming stock
show.
have for sale some secondhand
furniture, some buggies; also some good
secondhand harness, single and double
also good secondhand Brussels carpets
that I wish to dispose of inside of &C
days. Call and see me at Harris second
hand store on Clough st. IT. Blauyelt
6-I-2l
The teachers institute will be held in
Dickinson next week, commencing the
morning of June 5: Prof. w. L. Stock
we'll will act as conductor and Miss
Rosalie Pollock of Fargo as assistant
Superintendent Della Spears specially
invites the public to attend the institute
meetings.
On Monday Frank H. Kick, clerk Of
Taylor Camp, Modern Woodmen OF
America, forwarded to Mrs. Alice Cham
berlain of this city an order for $1,000
the same being in full payment Of the
insurance policy carried by her late hus'
band in the above order.
The following from the Mandan Pho
neer. ed. Hughes Of the Knife river
sold his ranch a few days ago to some
i Bismarck parties. Mr.. Fallon steps In
though, and says that he controls the
grazing land near there and if the parties
will not take his cattle he will not allow
them the use of it. So the deal is hang
ing fire."
Mrs. Minnie Reid, accompanied b.
Miss Cruden and Miss Brown, visited
the Custer Trail ranch in Billings county
the first Of the week. The teachers re
turned on Wednesday and will 500 g
east for the summer, Miss Cruden going
to LaMoure, this state, and Miss Brown
going to Minneapolis and Jackson, MINI
w. P. Massacre came in from the cas-
the first of the week to join his wife Wit
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. c
IG. Simpson, for several weeks. Mr.
Massacre recently visited Minot ane
points in the norther n and central par
Of the state, where he found drouth con
ditions about the same as here. Ever
at Valley City he found the farmer.
complaining bitterly Of lack Of rain
Died, May ~, at her home near Bel
field, Mrs. Ole Johnson, aged AZ years
Apoplexy. which came without warning
was the Gauge Of death: Deceased wa
the mother Of a little girl about 3 year.
of age and a little boy about $ year,
of age. The funeral services we're hell
at the home Monday afternoon and wer.
very largely attended. Rev. JIG. Ricl
of this city officiated. The bereavee
husband and children have the sympath.
of a large circle Of friends.
You may as we'll expect to III a steam
j engine without water as to find an active
energetic man with a torpid liver AMI
you may know that his liver is torpie
when he does not relish his food or feel
d.,Il ,nd l,nouid after eating often ha