The Dickinson press., 1894-09-15
Notice.

Notice.
Having sold my drug stock to Drcn-
KEEL and Davis, all parties having nc
counts with me are requested to call
and settle the same not later than Sep.
TENDER 80. WELToN MCDONALD.
9.1.3t.
Heating stove for sale. inquire of
J. B. Thompson.
Lafayette Richardson is getting up
plans for a house he will soon build
on the corner of Hubart and Barnes
streets.
Call in and look over Scofield's new
line of fall and winter dry goods. He
has a complete line ut prices that will
suit you, for cash. 9.S.
Miss Emma Bates will I've n Of
the leading speakers to-day ut the
state fair in Minnesota, it being We.
mems day.
E. b. Partridge is teaching the Glad.
stone village school. Ned. is a for
mer Vermont teacher and comes
with good standing.
Dress goods-new lines-now in
stock ut Is to 20 per cent less than
last year. Come in and see them.
CuRRIE & CRowL.
Cards giving the names of the de.
partments have been placed upon the
doors OF the rooms at school for the
convenience of visitors.
The "tender.foot" in society is no
more comfortable than on the plains;
keep your feet comfortable by wear
ing DrGraff's easy shoes. S.25tf.
BID comforts 81 each and upwards,
cheaper than you can make them.
CrRRIE 4 CRowL.
Genuine aluminium thimbles. and
fancy hair pms ut Scokeld's; us light
as a feather and as hard rs steel. go.
Adolph Shirkee of Belfeld topped
his cattle in market last week and re-
ceived $3.50 for same. The balance
he sold ut SO and $3.50.
The corn husk prophet says this
will ho Il very severe winter. Order
81 furnace from McCloy 4 Senour and
to prepared. 8.25tf.
When you buy Il Fur Cape you get
u garment to last for years, you should
see what you are paying for. Call at
Best's and inspect his stock.
am prepared to furnish nice pota-
toes for winter supply. Call on me ut
my store on Sims street before buy
ing elsewhere. 2tp JOE HrsHKA.
You press the button on your pock-
ct book but lightly, and DeGraff the
shoeman, will do the rest, if YOU need
Il pair of new shoes. 8.25tf
\ package which came to the Dick.
inson p~ostofice was addressed miss
Mary and Postmaster Thompson is
anxious to find out the rest of the
name.
1t is a we'll known fact that the
Nine. McCabe's corsets and waists are
the best; try them and you will wear
no other. For sale by Mrs. Mary
Todd, Dickinson, N. D. 0.8tf.
The Moody cattle averaged 1880
and sold at $3.50; the Clark cattle av-
eraged ITO and sold ut $500. Both
are good prices, and they were secured
by u good house.
Senator j. II. Worst is billed for
Dickinson Sept. Is; Hebron, 10; Glen
Ullin, 20: New Salem, 81; Mandan, %;
Steele, "a; Dawson, 25. Fred Fancher
will speak in Dickinson Friday, No
vember 2.
Our boys suits stake the cake" A
good suit, 4 to IL years, $3.50; a bet.
ter one. $500; another one with ex.
ira pair pants and cap, $500. Mover
before sold less than $500 to $500.
CuRR1E & CHowL.
John D. Campbell, formerly Of
Dickinson, who has been teaching
at Tower City, has gone to Park Riv.
er to take the principalship of a
school having IN enrolment of over
800 pupils.
Roadmaster j. G. F. Parker went
to Sims Monday by direction Of AS
sistant Superintendent E. J. Pearson
to consider the propriety of changing
some 1000 feet of track for the con-
venience of the Ignite Fuel Co., of
which j. A. Burton is the manager.
Hops Bros. sell sheet music at one.
half price to all and fill orders by re-
turn mail. A great number of beau.
tiful compositions have recently been
written. All of their customers are
kept posted regarding latest publica-
lions. Musicians, both professional
and amateur, will find it to their ad'
vantage to intrust orders for musical
supplies of all kinds to Hops Bros,
2l5 Wabash Ave-, Chicago. 0.1.4n1
A. D. Carpenter went tc Antelope
Monday to defend w. S. Fenno In a
sos suit brought by the North Dako'
80 T,,.,ore3 IIn;l A,,oo;n%;o~ ,-l,;oJ