The Dickinson press., 1901-11-30

The doctors say that A. Shermaniis
Improving = little, He i still At the
springs.
Prof. L. F. Crawford went TO Richard
ton Friday morning TO see ! party who
Il keeping some cattle for him. 8 i.
For fine reliable watches and good
watch repairing, At moderate prices. 60
20: Arnold G. Yoegeli. The Leading
Matchmaker. 9-7l-tf
]. A. currie and Jerry Palmer are both
bidding on the star y mail contracts
In this county. In Billings COUNT Will.
Eaton is making bids on the different
routes.
Diamonds we guarantee to sell cheaper
than anyone in town. Look! very fine,
white and perfect I carat stone guaran-
teed by the cutters only e87; all othersi 10
proportion. Angliss & Co. jewelers..
II.3o-4t
Under the law of 1901 It will be lawful
for cattle to run at large. except within
the corporate limits of a city or village,
from the first Of December until the first
of April.
E. j. Carpenters grand scenic produc-
ton Of "Quo vadis." than which no
greater success has ever been accorded
a dramatic representation, will be the at
traction at the opera house December ~.
J. w. Robson has just completed a
good two-story-dwelling at his ranch 80
miles north Of Taylor. About 20 OF the
neighbors gathered at the new home a
short time ago and passed a pleasant
evening in dancing.
At no time during the month of Oct.
has the Thermometer registered as low
as zero. Last year the government
record for October was II degrees below
zero and for the preceding year if was
one degree colder.
On Monday Brakeman Jim Mallaney,
formerly in the railroad Office at this
place, was on his way to Michigan with
the body Of Engineer Leake who was
killed in Sundays wreck at Helena.
Jim runs between Livingston and Helena.
Statesmen wanted to look after our in
terests in Stark and adjacent counties.
Salary or commission. Address The
Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Il.3o-rp
A Whitehall. Montana, hardware
man, was one of the west bound pas
sengers on Wednesday. He stated to a
Press representative that. F. Jarisch
had made application for work at his
place and in Butte but without success.
This winter the Little Missouri Horse
Co. will not stable their horses at Glad
stone. The grazing is exceptionally
good and Supt. Clark believes that the
horses will do as we'll if not better out.
The company has a large pasture and
hay in the stack that they can use in case
of a bad storm.
Monday evening Mrs. E. P. Stanley
gave a pleasant party in honor of Miss
Simms. A large company of invited
guests. including the teachers Of the pub
lie schools. gathered. Guessing contests.
spelling matches, music, etc., made up
the entertainment of the evening. A
delicious luncheon was served.
John Anderson, s~on-in-law of County
Judge Lebo, died suddenly the night of
Nov. ~ at his home IS miles south Of
Medora. He came in from his work in
the afternoon and complained of a head
ache. Deceased leaves a wife, one
daughter about ~ years Of age and 3
quite young children.
The Glen UIlin Milling Co. have
rented M. c. Eacker's main store room
for a feed and -four store where they will
do a wholesale and retail trade. Pete
Brown is in charge Of the business. which
was opened this week. MI. Eacker ha.
his repair shop and a store oom in the
rear.
Services at the M. E. church mex
Sabbath as follows: Morning sermon a,
II o'clock, "What is TRUTH" Epwortf
League at $50 p. m and evening sermon
at 7:3o, "a Marvellous Prophesy." All
will be heartily welcomed to these ser
vices. S. NJ. Roadhouse. pastor.
Among the many talented members o!
E. J. Carpenters "Quo vadis" company
none attract more attention than beauti
full young girl named Margaret Oswald
;. She is the daughter of a w%ell-knowr
clergyman in a large western city. Hel
undeniable talent commands the interes
of the audience from her first appear
ance. and her charming portrayal o
"Eunice" at Dickinson, Dec. "a.
A choice lot OF II Aberdeen Angu.
iyearling bulls. selected from an easter
herd by w. L. Richards. vert
received at Dickinson the past week
/ Richards, Jefferies & Frye will keep tel
I head of these animals for their rancho
and the balance will be taken to tn
Birdhead ranch.
LAST winter an infant child of min
, had Group in a violent FORM" says Eide
John w. Rogers, a Christian Evangelist
Of Filley, Mo. Il gave her a few dose
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and il
; a short time all danger was past and tn
child recovered" This remedy not onl,
cures Group, but when given as soon a
I. the first symptoms appear, will proven
! the attack. 1t contains no opium o
, other harmful substance and may b
!. given as confidently to a baby as to al
adult. For sale by all druggists.
One Of the prosperous ranchers of thi
county is VIM. Hecht who returned las
week from a three-weeks' visit with rela
tiyes southeast of St. Paul. 1t was q
u 1 rE#H.Lr -. aEv - n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.