The Dickinson press., 1894-09-29
The Columbia Puzzle.

The Columbia Puzzle.
The blanks in the following puzzl
can be filled with words of four let
tiers, and all the words contain tn
same four letters and no more. TIL
different words are made by a differ
ent arrangeme nt Of the same fou
letters. Who can fill tho blanks?
"a old woman with - intent
Put on her - and to market went.
O." said she, give me, I pray.
The wherewlthal to - this day."
To the first person who will s0lv'
the above puzzle We will give an.
pair of shoes in the store that the.
may select. NJ. L. PARKER.
Outing flannel l0c. per yard and NJ
CuHn1E & CHowL.
A nice sheet ''lanket-75c per pair
w. T. BEST.
w. b. Howe has taken position
with Cannon & Organ, merchants, at
Mingusville, Mont.
Treasurer johnson received $685.
this week as state school apportion
ment for this district.
Silver dollars for seventy.five as
cents. That is in merchandise at w
T. Best's. Q22
McCloy & Senour have a World
Best furnace OH exhibition shown,
improvements for '94. 9.22
Our remnants are not all summe
but those you are needing TO
the coming winter. w. r. BEST.
Congressman johnson will speak t.
the people of Dickinson next Tues
day evening ut Klinefelter's oper;
h M:se.-
You press the button OH your peck
ct book but lightly, and DeGraff til
shoeman, will do the rest, if YOU neet
a pair of new shoes. syst
Taylor must be a very lively tow
these days. The farmers are ship
ping an average of 1000 bushels o
wheat per day.
Take all your watch, clock and jew
elry repairs to Angliss, the Jeweler
Promptly executed and warranted; a
Freeman's drug store. 9.1tp.
Pimples, boils and other humors o
the blood are liable. to break out il
the warm weather. Prevent it b,
taking Hoods Sarsapari'la.
Thos. Oleson, of near Taylor, will
winter about 100 cattle. Mr.. Olcsol
believes it pays the small stockmal
best to breed his own cattle.
Dress goods-new lines-now il
stock ut Is to 90 per cent less thai
last year. Come in and see them.
CuRRIE & CRowL.
NJ. Sutherland has moved his fami
ly down from South Heart for tn
winter. Mr.. Sutherland will remain
at the ranch to care for his cattle.
Our new lots Of clothing L pleas
ing the people and the people are buy
ing them too. Low prices and GOO
goods does it. Currie & Crowl.
The Bismarck Tribune says that L
A. Simpson was in the place Monda,
and received many congratulations OF
his re nomination to the legislature
The corn husk prophet says thi
will he a very severe winter. Orde
- furnace from McCloy & Senour an
be prepared. 8.25t1
Some of the young people Of Dick
inson made up a party last Saturda
night, drove to Lehigh and gave MI
and Mrs. j. F. Brodie a pleasant SUI
prise.
1t is a we'll known fact that til
Nine. McCabe's corsets and waists ar
the best; try them and you will wea
no other. For sale by Mrs. Mar
Todd, Dickinson, N. D. 9.St1
j. X. Moody purchased thirty .thre
head of Minnesota two and three-yea
old cattle two weeks ago. He woul
like some more if he could get ther
cheap enough.
Lee Brothers will have the Glad
stone Touring mill in operation ne>
week. They have wheat enough j
sight to keep the mill running da
and night all winter.
One field of Geo. Lees whe;
threshed out at the rate of fourtee
bushels per acre and graded No,
hard; a second field graded the sam
and averaged twenty.one bushels I
the acre.
Our boys suits stake the,cake."
good suit, 4 to IL years. $3.50; a be
ter one. $500; another one with e
ira pair pants and cap, $500. New
| before sold less than $500 to $500.
CURRIE & CRowL.