The Dickinson press., 1903-04-11

The county commissioners we're in
session but a day this week, adjourning
until Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Roberts and children haye
been in the city this week. Commits
sioner Roberts was expected down from
Medora on Friday.
Miss Murn wishes to announce that
she has a new and up-to-date line Of
millinery, latest creations in street and
dress hats, and invites the ladies to call
and inspect her stock. 4-II-I
1t has been reported that several peo-
pie are suffering from the blues. See the
i%nimitable Laidlaw and Blunt personated
by Messrs Rau and Bennett at the opera
house Easter Monday. The cure will be
permanent.
The Presidents visit this week kept
Foreman White from attending the state
camp meeting OF the Modern Woodmen
Of America at Wahpeton. Mr.. White is
head consul for North Dakota and would
certainly have presided at Wahpeton the
first of the week had it not been for his
important duties as locomotive foreman
LOT the N. P. here.
Macaroni wheat for seed. Recon-
mended bv US. Dept. Of Agriculture as
yield of other wheat in dry season;
! fa~oo,,e for ,sn1l o1,.,a,,e, &He ,,,k>a< for
sub-arid regions. Address Darlington
& Casey Land Co., Jamestown, N. D.
John NJ. Hoist of Miles City was a west
bound passenger on Wednesday. He
was returning from Omaha where he had
been feeding cattle and said that SC was
about all he could expect to get when
his stock should be put on the market.
Last year he got &c for his grain fed Cat.
| tie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hughes spent
| Sunday in the city with friends. Mrs.
Hughes sang at the Episcopal church in
the morning and in the evening they left
for Bismarck to remain over until Tues
day in order to see President Roosevelt.
Mrs. Hughes continues her journey east
to see Miss Marie who has been in school
in Minneapolis the past three months.
"Lent and Easter-Pretense or Re-
atty" will be the subject of the sermon
Easter morning at the Congregational
church. 1t will be followed by Holy
Communion and reception of members.
The Easter thankoffering for Home
| Mission will be received in the morning.
All bring or send an offering. and all
members urged to be present. In the
evening there will be a special
musical program by church and Sunday
school with short address.
On Monday the case against "Smithy"
was heard. The witness who had claimed
to know so much about the matter 1T first,
had forgotten and the complaining wit
ness himself concluded that he was rath-
er dizzy at the the time his money was
taken and that he probably did not know
much about it any way. "Smithy" was
discharged, and on Wednesday lett for
the Roberts ranch to go to work.
Died, at his home in Miles City, Mon
tana, April grid, Daniel Donnelly, aged
81 years. Deceased was an old timer in
Montana, where he had lived a quiet,
peaceful life. He was never married.
He leaves one sister, Mrs. Daniel Man
ming of this city, and two brothers, Frank
Donnelly of Bismarck and James Don
nelly of Canada. The remains were
brought to Dickinson Sunday morning
and services were held from St. Patrick's
church at z o'clock in the afternoon. The
remains were inferred here.
Prof. H. L. Bolley OF the North Da-
kota Agricultural College, who visited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Phelan in this city for
a week in March, has received his letter
of instruction from the department OF
agriculture at Washington to proceed to
Russia in June and investigate the flax
disease and immune fax. Professor Boil
ley was the first to discover fax wilt, OF
fax sick soil, and his Investigations at.
tracted the attention of the department
along that line. More recently Mr.. Boil.
ley discovered an immune fax plant and
finds he can make it grow in the worst
affected soil.
Those registered Hereiords of liner.
have been going like hot cakes the pas
week as the following list of purchasers
show: Berger Elkin l yearling 5000, T
H. Myran 2 y~earlings $500, Sam Vaagar
I yearling-2 in May-s3a5. This ANNA
weighed 1906 pounds. c. ]. Pennock
bought a yearling for sI75. Henry Plag
gmier paid 5000 for a bull out of thi:
herd and Mike Johnson bought two fol
5000, and w. J. Zimmerman took one a
s775. The famous 3-year old COW, weigh
ing 1000 pounds, and the yearling bull
13 months and 20 days old-weighine
1905 pounds, have been bought by Pau
liner and will be taken to his ranch. o
P. sold six bulls at Hebron in one day
THOUGHTFUL MAN.
M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind.
knew what to do in the hour of need
His wife had such an unusual case O
stomach and liver trouble, physician.
could not help her. He thought of anc
tried DR.. Kings New Life Pills and sh,
got relief at once and was finally cured
Only 25c, at T. J. Greene & Co.'S
Dickinson, and J. A Ferris. Medora.