The Dickinson press., 1898-09-10
Saturday, Sept. 10. 9

Father ]. D. Dionne has taken up
work at lakewood, N. D.
Osmund the Forum man was in Dick
inson again this week.
Beisigl Bros. have boughtout the River
side ranch. paying about 100000.
The highest cash price paid for hides,
pelts and furs. E. F. MEssEsM1rH
4-17-tf.
c. T. Langley will put 500 stock cattle
with different ranchers in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. p. liner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul liner are attending the Mimi
esota state fair.
Pumps, Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Sew
ing Machines repaired on short notice
by ]. H. Waggener. 8-3-St.
Ben Benson came over to Taylor few
days ago to get a stock of goods for his
Elbow Woods store.
Mrs. L. r. Lothrop gave a lawn party
last Saturday evening to the Dickinson
school teachers and friends.
Examine the new Amethyst ware at
McCloy & Senour's. 1t is much heater
and better than and other. STA.
]. F. Treat the Germania life insurance
man came up from Fargo this week and
wrote some good business for his compa-
ny.
Wanted by a young man, a pleasantly
located room and board with an Ameri-
a family. Address 7. F. Dickinson,
Press office. o-1o ftp
T. H. Rush has made a good start in
the cattle business during the past three
years. His ranch is ~ miles north of
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Drenkel are visit
ing in Minneapolis this week. Mr..
Drenkel will go to New York on business
before returning.
c. c. Mead has bought the Muzzy band
of sheep numbering 300, and moves them
to the Cannon Ball where he has sheds
and a good range.
The testimonials in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparilla are written by honest PEG.
pie who want you to know what it has
done for them.
1t is reported that during the severe
rain storm on the evening of the End the
roof of H. Gilbert's house at Sentinel
Butte was blown of.
Beginning with next Sunday evening
services at the Methodist, Congrega.
tional and Episcopal churches will com,
mence at 7:3o instead of 8 o'clock.
Frank Smith, son of DR.. L. c. Smith
has come up from Michigan to spend the
winter and attend the Dickinson schools
The doctor appreciates our schools.
Miss Elizabeth M. Baker, Governo
Clough's stenographer, came in from
St. Paul Friday morning to visit a few
weeks with her brother, S. G. Baker.
Oscar E. Lehmicke delivered tw,
carloads Of calves at Taylor last Satur
day for o. P. and Paul liner. Tn
calves were picked up around St. Paul.
Wanted-Men to take orders at ono.
for our farm machinery and other lubri
eating Oils and greases. Liberal com
mission. Garfield Oil Co, Cleveland, G
o-Io-Ip.
Smith Dobson's many friends are con
graduating him on his safe return fron
Alaska. Mr.. Dobson has some valuabl
mining property in Alaska and may re
turn to look after it another year.
ASt.Paul Dispatch reporter found Die
Lawrence in trouble on the I'd of thi
month. The city authorities had him il
custody one day and the next day he wa
taken over to the city hospital for trea'
ment.
H. F, Hatch: "Uncle" Dan Mannin
can set his heart at rest about my bein
a republican. have always been in tn
past, am now and expect t o remain i
that political faith. "Uncle" Dan an
all others may vote for me as a Republ
can without fear Of injuring the most dc
licate and tender political conscience.
A large Indian village will be erecte
on the State Fair grounds at Manda
during the fair, September ~27-28-2o-3'
1893. Large crowds of bucks, squaw