The Dickinson press., 1894-10-20

Dick Lawrence is helping ont mt
Dickinson Mercantile Co. store.
WantcG-Girls to do hotel work ut
the Willard House. 1920
A nice sheet blanket-75c per pair.
W. +. REsT.
Walter Powers met with a run.
away accident Thursday afternoon.
Outing flannel lOc. per yard and up.
CrRRIE & CRowL.
For that chilly feeling sec the Col.
umhia adj. lO.6.2t.
The Custer Sheep Investment Co.
think of feeding 1000 sheep the COM
ing winter.
A large line of pmhrOideries less
than cost at Mrs. L.angdOn'S to close
ont. 1920
Methodist service in the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon, Oct. 81, ut
3 o'clock. ..-.
The Germans from north of
town have brought in considerable
wheat this week.
\ stock mems dance was given in
Mcd"ra Wednesday night. Several
from this place attended.
Geo. S. ArlnStro ng sold his 1885.
cattle ut 1915 per cwt. last week. A
good price considering the condition
of the market.
Evaporated pears, peaches, nccta-
rineS. plums, apricots, prunes, rasp.
berries. cu%rr.nts, raisins and apples
ut ScOlield's. lO.l3
+. G. Angliss tells us that he is
working up u splendid trade in the
jcwciry business. lie thinks Dickin-
son is Il good town.
4 full trtin~%twenty-twO cars-of
potatoes from Three Forks. Wash,
billed for Chicago, passed through
Dickinson Monday.
Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but
permits it's victims to live oil in mis-.
cry. Hoods .;Sarsaparilla cures dys.
pepsia and all stomach troubles.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD upon
proof and conviction of the boy or
man WHO cnt the Canvas signs at
The Columbia. NJ. J., PARKER.
1t is q; well known fact that the
Mime. McCahc's corscts and waists are
the best; try them and you will wear
no other. For sale by Mrs. Mary
Todd. Dickinson, N. ID. 0.Stf.
johnson Bros. haye about $50 Young
sheep which they will winter neal
Rand. They have faith in the sheep
industry, believing that if they Can
hold OH to their baud for Il year OF
two they will come out ahead.
+. ChristiaNsen, proprietor of the
n. +. balber shop. has secured the
services of NJ. j. O'Leary, u first.
class workman, and is prepared to do
I'LL work with dispatch and n~eatness.
lO-l3.2t.
We notice the following sales made
by Paris Burghardt & Allenberg last
week: Fisher Bros. 1915; &. S. Arm
strong, one load, 1915, one load SO. 80
cows, $2.75; Geo. Mnrty of Mandan,
S4.3O. These i among the best
Chicago prices quoted for the week.
Shoes! well, we should smile. We
have the best SO line of mems shoes
ever brought to this part of the state,
while IL $3.50 line Is sold elsewhere
at So Ladies' shoes are in it too
lower prices than ever and quality
away up. Currie Il Crowl.
Every mother should know that
Group eau he prevented. The first
symptom of true Group is hoarse.
ness. This is followed by a peculiar
rough cough. If Chamherlain's
Cough Remedy is given freely as 500,
as the child becomes hoarse or ever
after the cough has developed it will
prevent the attack, IS and so cent
for sale by j. J. Freeman:
\. J. Burnett, the next states at
torIlcy Of this county, is Il clear and
concise speaker. He spoke in Lehigh
Richardton, Antelope and Taylor
this week, and at eacl. of the named
places he had enthusiastic audiences
1t gratiiies the people to sec Il man II
nomination for the important office u
states attorney who can take thu
rostrum aud discuss intelligently Thu
issues of the day.
Hops Bros. with main office now
located at 2l5 Wabash Ave Chicago
have sold thousands of musical instru
mcnts in the northwest and have ye
to learn of IL single II that is no
giving satisfaction. They are nov
selling pianos and organs Of all makes
and ri! styles at greatly REDUCED pri
ces, taking old instruments in ex
change as part payment for new one
and allowing good cash values 70
same. Anyone thinking of bnyin,