The Dickinson press., 1894-12-01

California canned fruits-only the
best brands, full weight, in heavy
syrup:
Cling peaches. zoe. per can
Yellow zoe.
White cherries, zoe.
Black cherries, zoe.
Pears, 2Oc.
Apricots. l5c.
Grapes, l5c.
Egg plums, l5c.
Green Cages, 15c. !" +"
Gold Drop plums, 15c.
l2.l.2t. DICKINSON MERCANTILE Co.
Sale of Xmas dolls at the Congrega'
tional church, Goth.
Wisconsin white clover honey at
Sco6eld's.
Alex Fowler branded twenty.eight
head of fine Montana cattle this week
The trainmen's dance Wednesday
night is pronounced a great success.
Call at COTS ground floor gallery
and get your Christmas work. ll'24tf
Beisigl Bros. sold fat cows in St.
Paul a few days ago at $2.4O per cwt'
Freeman can sell you lamps cheap.
or than any one else in Dickinson.ll's
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Thomp.
son, Thanksgiving day, Nov. 20, a
daughter.
Get prices on fancy lamps of all
kinds at Freeman.s before purchas.
ing. liz
Home made clothes baskets at SEQ
fields. Patronize home industry
and be happy. lO'l5tl
Heavy grey double blanket l0-A
wide. 75c.
IL. lot. DICKINSON Nero ANTILE Co
am prepared to deliver coal IL
ANY time and in any quantity.
w. NJ. KLINEFELTER.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Phelan went t.
Wolsey. S. D., to eat turkey with the
parents of the latter.
If you want a suit of Clothes. fu
or cloth OvercOat, or Il pair OF shoes
come and see us; we can save 20,
money. Currie & Crowl. Ill
A full size heavy bed comfort e0c.
generally sold for $l.O0. .
l2.l-2t DICKINSON MERCANTILE CO
A full line of Aluminium cookin
utensils, steel buggy whips, glas
washboards and asbestos stove mats
are among the novelties ut McCloy
| SenOur's. lO-2Ot1
Rev. Copeland and Rev. Davis o
Mandan + making arrangements t
exchange pulpits some Sabbath mex
month.
Quite a large number of peopl
from this town accompanied the ban
boys to Taylor Friday to p%crticipat
in a dance at Tracey's hail.
w. M. Klinefelter has made
number of improyem ents in tn
Clough street barn, M of which
substituting managers for racks. Ca
and see him. ll-24'
r. Thorstienson Of Taylor paid hi
respects to the town this week for tn
first time in two years. He talks q
going to Norway.
We, the undersigned, have lease
the Colgrove livery stable. We all
to run a frst-class livery, feed an
sale stable. All kinds of heavy hau
ing done. w. H. McCRoRY,
I1-24. j. w. NoRRED.
Dick Carnahan, who is always alel
for a chance to improve his flock. r.
ceived on Thursday sixteen choic
Shropshire rams. all registered.
We carry a full line Of staple al
fancy groceries and we want vol
trade in this line, and will make yo
prices that will please you, Curri
& Crowl.
Usual services at the Presbyteria
church next Sabbath. Morning sui
ject: "The Vine Life;;' evening di
course, ga Patriotic Thanksgivir
and What 1t Involves"
The corn husk prophet says til
will be a very severe winter. Ord
a furnace from McCloy & Senour ar
be prepared. S.25t
Daniel Cook takes as much pleasur
perhaps, as any person in the resu
of the recent election. He describe
it as the sale of the democratic part,
Freeman is receiving goods dai
for the holidays, which will be opel
ed in due season and prices made
suit the times. ii
At the recent county examinatit
Miss Mamie White, Miss Kittie Wi
son and Miss Ella Wheeler receive
frst.grade certificates.
10 Let-Large front room on V
lard St.. 2Ox16. furnished or unfu
nished. Inquire of A. J. Burnett.
1913
Mrs. Edith Harms of Centrali
WASH, has been visiting her brothe
W. H. McCrory, Of this place til
week. Mrs. Harms left for Alexa
dria, MIMI, on Friday.
If you want a suit of clothes, a f