The Dickinson press., 1896-04-11

pCAI pOItIOIIS VI Vu0 NesooSA -
next Sunday, giving also some new
selections.
DeGraff advises early buying IS
his prices create a lively demand.
1923.
Andy Knutson thinks he will try
railroading again-as soon as there
is an opening. Andy used to work
for the Milwaukee.
We have just unpacked 720 ladies'
shirt waists, prices from zoe. up to
$500; full, stylish, cheap. See them.
a. w. T. BEST.
Alex. Montague has been very sick
this week.
The famous "Crimson Rim" SYRIA.
cuse Bicycles will be on exhibition at
McCloy & Senour's fora few days
vet, Call and get prices. 3.2l.
j. X. Moody was getting utensils
this week for a summer ranch which
he is equipping.
Ladies' ties for shirt waists, fine
styles Csc. at Currie & Crowds. A.
j. A. Osborn is turning out some
fine photographs. His view of the
court house is the best that has been
taken.
A little ill, and then a little pill.
The ill is gone the pill has won.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers the lit.
tie pills that cure great ills. Dren.
KEEL & Davis. =
E. E. Cook did not go out to the
Cannon Ball this week as intended,
owing to the critical condition of
Mr.. Richardson.
Some nice quarter sections of land
about Dickinson for sale. Also some
houses to rent in Dickinson.
A. j. BURNETT, Agent.
Dickinson is divided into two voL.
ing precincts. the division being
made on Hannaford street, the new
precinct comprising the portion ly.
ing west of Hannaford.
We have a carload of the celebrat-
ed Studebaker wagons on hand.
which we will sell at low prices.
Every wagon guaranteed.
1921. MCCLoY & SENouR.
Stark county, according to the
democratic call, is entitled to three
delegates to the jamestown conven.
tion of June 4. Billings gets two
delegates.
Twenty.fou and one.half pounds
of corn meal for CSC. at Messer.
smiths: Also 22l4 pounds of the
celebrated Yankee Rolled Oats, none
better made, SOC. IA.
James G. Campbell, John Leask
and John Riessbeck have been elect.
ed trustees of the Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Riessbeck is also sec
rotary and treasurer.
Ladies wien you want to make
that fruit cake. borrow an Enter.
prise raisin seeder of McCloy & Sen.
our. Buy it if you like it. 81
Fargo Commonwealth; Mrs. H. F.
Ran has gone to Dickinson, where
she will visit relatives for some
time, before going to live in Kansas,
where MI. Rau has a good position.
Thousands have tested the great
building.up power of Hoods sarsa'
parilla and found renewed strength,
yigor and vitality in its use,
When in town, don't fail to call at
Browns mammoth FIRE sale. Foot
wear enough for every family in the
county, going at half it's value. A
Miss M. Simonsen is prepared to do
dress making and hat trimming at
the residence of Walter Litch, Cor
Hannaford and Barney SITS. 3.2S.3t
Secretary Krauth of the North
Dakota Wool Growers Association
expects to call a meeting of the ex'
ecutiye committee to meet in Dick
inson April %, the day Of the stock
mems meeting. He wishes to estab
lish market days for the sale of wool
It will be an important meeting,
To exchange for horses, cattle Of
sheep 100 acres of land on the line o
the N. r. R.. r. (near station) ant
Dickinson. Enquire of G. $. Lang
don. Also two nice resident lots il
Dickinson at a bargain if taken a
once. 3.2I.t1
We have received large stock o
antitrust tinware, which we will sci
at low prices and which IS %absolutel,
: guaranteed against rust. ANY plec'
showing rust may be returned to u
. and exchanged for new goods free o
cost. 81 MCCLoY & SENoUI
An Affidavit.
/ This is to certify that On Ma
18th l walked to Melick's drug stor
t on a pair of crutches and bought
& bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for inAamatory rheumatism whic
had crippled me up. After usin
three bottles I am completely cured
o /. can cheerfully recommend it,
:. Charles H. Wetzel, Sun Jury, Pa.
u Sworn and subscribed to befor
d me on August 10, l894.-Watle
Shipman, j. P. For sale at SO cent
per bottle by ]. J. Freeman, drui