The Dickinson press., 1893-09-16

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Saturday, September 1G, 1898.
New line heavy shifting ilanne]s
cheap at Scoiield's.
Miss Nellie Crowley opened school
at Lehigh Monday.
House to rent. Inquire of
9-lGtf. J.. a. DAVIS.
Solid silveTing ware given away at
the G 0 ID store.
Standard dress g~inghams Zoe. per
yard at ScoIield's. Spot cash.
Best thread in the world only &c. a
spool at the G 0 ID store.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Edison G.
Dayton, "Wednesday, Sept. IL, a son.
The IL cattle were not shipped
last week as stated, hut will be later.
Furnished ROBINS for rem at Mrs.
Jeffers' on %llannaford street. 9-l9-2p.
Mrs. Martin Brcum made tree-claim
proof before Guy j. DeFrance We'd
nesday.
We are advised that DR.. j. II.
Murphy of st. Paul will be IN Dickin-
son OF the 10Th inst.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
shoes, at Scotield's, for the balance of
this month-spot cash.
Il. H. Brien is having his new resi-
dence property improved. He ex-
poets to move in soon.
Miss Anna Hanley has charge of
Miss Murn's millinery store during
the absence of the proprietor.
Geo. Aud has had a set of Fair.
banks scales set in front of his place
of business on Willard street.
Rev. John Treneman, of Casselton,
will hold services Sunday, morning
and evening at the Episcopal church.
Cattle market is low, and wool is
lower, but the prices ut the G o D
store are at the bottom of everything.
John w. Dodd, one of the Dickin.
son carpenters. has purchased lot 3,
block S, and is erecting a house there.
on.
Holler & Fowler, owners of the
II 0 cattle, advertise their brand i'll
the PRESS. 1t is the proper thing to
do.
Mrs. G. S. Langdon is i'll with fever.
She has been moved to the Mott house
on Sims street. Miss Alice Parsons
is with her.
Mrs. N. G. Lawrence has been seri-
ously ill this week with bronchial
trouble; but at this writing, is consid-
eFably better.
II. Bradamier returned home to
Taylor the first of the week, having
marketed his cattle in Chicago for SO
per hundred.
Rev. M. L. Riddle, late of Aurora,
Oregon, will preach at the Presbyte.
Tian church Sunday, Sept. 18th, morn:
ing and evening.
Everytime you spend a dollar at the
co store, you get from 10 to 25 per
cent more goods than at any other
store in the Northwest.
Do you read the testimonials pub
lished in behalf of Hoods Sarsaparil-
la? They are thoroughly reliable and
worthy your confidence.
VIM. Yeakel has sold a bunch OF
steers to Hans Christensen, ana will
give more special attention to the
6heep business in the future.
Regular services at the Congrega'
tional church Sunday. Morning sub
ject,'Our MISUNDERSTANDING subject,
"The Avenger." Strangers welcome
H. c. Miethe. who recently located
sheep ranch southwest of Dickin.
son. was in town Thursday on bust,
ness. Mr.. Miethc expects to go tc
Montana Don to buy ewes.
Water sells at 25 cents a pail or 81
a barrel at the border of the Cherokee
Strip. AT that rate none of thu
".strippers are stripping for a bath
Go to Christiansen's for your bath.
Died-at her home in Sand Point
Idaho, Wednesday, September l3
Mrs. j. G. Ferguson. mother of Mrs
n. Hanley. Deceased formerly LIVED
in Dickinson.
W. Fl. Patrick. a Chicago baker, re
opened the Broadbent bakery this
week. Orders will be filled at TIN
restaurant of John Reisbeck. Mr.
Patrick bears the reputation of beinI
a frst-class baker. Give him a trial