The Dickinson press., 1894-04-14

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rie 4 Crowl's.
English currants while this lot lasts
Sc. per pound at Currie 4 Crowl's.
Rex hams and breakfast bacon l21i
cts. per pound at Currie 4 Crowl's.
LEMONS AND ORANGES zoe. dozen
at Dickinson Mercantile Company's.
One hundred cents on the dollar
for county orders at the Columbia
Clothing House.
DR.. F. T. Edwards, the Bismarck
dentist, will be at the Willard house
next week for practice.
BARGAINS of all kinds too numer.
Gus to enumerate at the Dickinson
Mercantile Company's.
You can even up decreased earnings
by making decreased expenses. Trade
at DeGraff's, that's the economy plan.
The best teas in the town for the
least money at the G. o. d. Call and
get sample and be convinced. IA
There's money in it. How! Paying
Degraff. the shoeman, less money for
your footwear than you would pay
other dealers.
For sale-one house and lot-nine
rooms in house. For price and terms
call at the c. o. D. store, Barnes
street. IA
The Misses Crowley and Spears
and Mrs. Hills are retained in the
Dickinson schools for the coming
year.
Embroideries, beautiful line of
white and colored, regular 25c.width
17c per yard.
Mrs. LANGDoN.
Subject for Sunday evening at the
Congregational church: Women's
Work in the Social and Political
Problems of the Day.
The Colgrove blacksmith shop is
now open with competent man to
do all kinds of repairing and horse
shoeing at reasonable prices. 3.3l.3t.
Sun cured Japan tea,a ''corker''-as
good as other IS or 40c grades, only
Csc per lib. CURRIE & CROwL.
All kinds of hauling done on short
notice. Apply at livery stable on
Clough street.
3.1Otf. w. Nj. KL1NEFELTER.
The people who gathered at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A..
Simpson Thursday night express
themselves as having had a fine time.
You should drink apollinaris and
lethia water during the spring and
summer. Per bottle, 25cts; per doz.
bottles, S2.75.
ROBINSON & DEFRANCE.
Everyone clothed in his right
mind must know that Sphinx 4 Best
are positively going out of business
and this is a bona fide closing out
sale.
THE DICKINSON MERCANTILE CON-
PANY's store always presents busy
scene; their customers are always sat.
isfied that they get best value for
least money.
Confining their business, as near as
possible to cash or thirty day basis,
enables Currie & Crowl to make very
low prices. Try them for your next
order.
Currie & Crowl pay their clerks for
their time and attention to customers;
it is no trouble to them, therefore, to
show their goods, even if you do not
decide to buy.
F. w. Lash was up from the Can
non Ball this week. He has charge
of 5000 of the Dayton sheep, and re.
ported the loss of forty during the
storm of March.
At the St. Luke's social Wednes.
day night, Harry Klinefelter took
the prize for the most ragged cos.
tune on the gentlemen's side of the
house, and Mrs. D. A. Stocking took
the prize on the ladies' side.
The confidence that people have in
Ayers Sarsaparilla as a blood medi.
cine is the legitimate and natural
growth of many years. 1t has been
handed down from parent to child,
and is the favorite family medicine
in thousands of households.
Thoroughbred Durham bulls, com.
ing two and three years old, for sale
on time to SUIT purchasers, on ap.
proved security, Come early as
there are only four left. Apply at G..
0. D. store. IA
You can't swear by all you read in
newspapers, of course. If you don't
believe. that DeGraff, the shoeman,
asks less money for his goods than
any of his competitors, just give him
call and convince yourself.
Twelve thousand dollars in dry
goods to he closed out in the next
thirty days at almost your own
prices. These goods are all new and
desirable. No old goods amongst
them. SPHINX & BEST.
For the meeting of the Montana
stock growers: association to be held