The Dickinson press., 1893-12-23
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
How many beans in the jar!
One week of school vacation!

night watchman.
Ed. Jones is rusticating at the Rob.
ison & Williams ranch.
Rev. l.. b. Hardy is learning of the
mysteries of Odd Fellowship.
All of the best candies are TO lac
found at j. b. Thompson's. 1928
When looking for nice candy, You
should visit j. IL. ThompSon's. %
L. p. Sallstrom, Dickinson's mer-
chant tailor, is having all the work
he can do.
1t has been decided to postpone the
Odd Fellows social on account of the
holidays.
Ed Dodd has hat racks and wall
pieces from 81 to $25: deer and ante.
lope heads from to $40.
Members of the No Name Club
were entertained ut the Morrises
Tuesday night.
Currie& Crowl are Offering unheard.
of bargains fornext week. Don't fail
to take advantage of this sale.
j. Crowley: Stock fat. am Win
tering $50 cattle, and have plenty of
hay for them.
Forget your own name but don't
forget the bargains at
DEGRAFF, TIE SHOE MANS.
Fred Thompson is assisting his
brother, j. b. Thompson, in the store
for few days.
Don't fail to read Currie & Crowl's
special cash offerings for next week
A word to the wise is sufficient. l0
Whalen & Brien succeed Geo. Aud
as agent for the East Leligh coal.
Leave orders at their place of husi-
ness on Clongh street.
Fancy bordered hemstitched linen
handkerchiefs, for Csc; better grade
for Csc. at the Columbia. See their
display.
A. s. Robson, who was in from
the rancl il this week, thinks that the
two weeks past have been hard on the
stock of his section.
Remember Ed Dotid will be at his
store at train time, and evenings dnr.
ing the holidays; other times at his
workshop, at the rear of residence.
Thos. Oleson of Taylor was i'm town
Tuesday. He spoke encouragingly of
the condition of his cattle-fortv
head and said that he was feeding
twice day.
Did we understand you to say that
times are too hard to purchase any
Christmas presents! If so you Ger.
talnly have not examined the stock
at Merry & McDonad's. Their pric.
es are right
Jack Williams, who was in from
the ranch to attend the Masonic hall
and banquet, returned to the Sheep.
shear ranch Thursday, accompanied
by Alex. Fowler, who is taking q VA.
cation.
G. S. Langdon has the sole agency
for Shepp's Worlds Fair Photo.
graphed, a book we'll worth having.
You should see it. Would like IA
IeW good canvassers. Address.
lo2t U. ). LANGDoN, DICKINSON.
Mrs. w. S. Cunningham left Fri.
day for Brainerd, Mimi, where Mr.
Cunningham has been some two
weeks for hospital treatment. TO.
gether they will go to Mrs. Cunniun.
hams old home near by to spend the
holidays.
Suppose you can buy lamp chin.
neys at live, six or eight cents each
o4ch truck is dear at any price. me
La Bastle" for sale at Scolield's
IS the best and cheapest glass on the
market, and will not break from heat
cold or handling. 10 IF ~
Christmas services at St. Johns
church on Sunday will be; morpinp
prayer at IL O'Clock, evening PRAYER
at 1880 Choir of twenty voices, With
organ and orchestra, at both services
christmas tree at 7:3O Mondav q.
Yenlng. All are invited.
dickinson has a new fire ratino
which, taken as a whole. will proba.
oily be more salts factory than the old
iate' The rate books will be pub
hshed early in January. A. Hilliard
Is president of the local board. J,mos
u. Campbell, vice president: NJ T.
Ayers, secretary.
me Columbia advertises in tbis is
s'a;a sue lor money; and, Judging from the
prices quoted for suits. overco.ts
ana shoes. they will be crowded. Wifi,
customers. Very few people rea1izf
Ihe benefit this house has done tht
ccoomal1munlty.-Really conn prices on sucl
goods as they carry have been rednc
'1 1911
owing to a difference of opinion be
tween The proprietor of the CITY ORA,
line and the Northern Pacific man
agement' water is not at present de-
hvered about town as heretofore 4
late was fxed by the thousand GAL
!ons' which does not appear to be sat
,siactory to the company, and they
nave made proposition that coal fo,
ene pump-house be hauled in consid
l"',on OF water privilege. This
would make Mr.. Klinefelter a wate,
rental OF about s25 per month in tbf
WINTER and he does not seem disposed
to accept the terms.
not wishing to sail under false col,
4hs' tha MI. scofield asks us to state tia,
solid soil iamor nars It that "a he had bought two
CAIN GAINED lars nso Of California and Eastern
grncer;a soGus, and a carload of mixed
gS,oceries, S is not correct. as he did mo-
Duy any solid cars; but he has m a'a aan' 40
assortment of the hest ora a s'o'