The Dickinson press., 1898-09-24

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Saturday, Sept. ~, 1898.
Don Pearl enjoyes a new Victor wheel.
See Currie & Co.'s ad this week.
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The Pelton boys are attending school
as last year.
Frank Robinson was in from the Grande
river during the week.
Wheat in Farmers Valley is averaging
from 9 to 16 bushels.
An addition is being built onto the Re-
corder building.
Mrs. W. L. Richards is to have the
Oakdale postofice.
Fine residence property for sale at a
bargain. J.C. HAsK1Ns. o-24-4t
VIM. Wilkinson was taken to the
hospital this week.
H. {. Quinion was in from the Q bar
ranch during the week.
James Haskins has been running as
passenger conductor this week.
Miss Crowl entertained a few of her
friends on Wednesday evening.
Henry Schultz sends some fine
vegetables to the Mandan fair.
Examine the new Amethyst ware at
McCloy & Senour's. 1t is much neater
and better than and other. STA.
Senator McG illivray shipped in IS head
of thoroughbred cattle this week.
Don't fail to look at Currie& Co.'s ad
before going to the fair at Mandan.
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VIM. Klinefelter is taking a carload of
horses to Minnesota.
.Hf JOIlu III NuIAlV Will oVAu ga Va
his photographs to the Mandan fair.
Mr.. and Mrs, Geo. Meithe have gone
out to the Meithe ranch in Billings county,
Miss Gunwaii's mother, from Ridge
way, Iowa, is in Dickinson to remain
some time.
District Veterinarian Tracey Of Bis
marck was a caller at the PRESS office
on Thursday.
Mr.. Goodhue Of Big Timber, Mont, is
TO be the new Northern Pacific agent at
this place.
Died-at her home in the vicinity Of
Richardton, Wednesday night, Sept, 81.
Mrs. F. w. Alpert, aged 81 years.
The highest cash price paid for hides,
pelts and furs. EFF. MEssEsMITH
4-17-tf.
Miss Fife Current accompanied her
brother Arthur to Ann Arbor, where
she will attend school.
If you want a suit Of cloths for your.
self or boy let Currie & Co. sell it to you
and save money. o-24
MI. and Mrs. ]. C. Bony, who have a
cattle ranch southwest of New England,
were In Dickinson on Tuesday:
Mrs. Clara L. Lowery was in Dickin.
son Friday and expects to move in fol
the winter within a few weeks.
Homer Davis, who has been working
at the. Simpson-M assuere ranch this sum
mer, was in town on Wednesday.
Henry Cooke If Gladstone say hi.
cattle are young-mostly 2-year olds-
and he may hold them over another year
currje 4 Co. would call your attention
10 their line Of jackets and capes which
they received a few days ago. o.
William Deiball was over from Mercer
county on Tuesday consulting the PEG
pie in regard to his candidacy for thu
Legislature.
The Clio Club souvenir invitations
little water colors, the work of Mis-!
Scofeld-have been much admired.
L. L. Yochim, a young German living
in South Dickinson, has announced him
self as candidate for the Office of count!
Judge,
No other preparation has ever done s.
many people SO much good as Hood
Sarsaparilla, Americas Greatest Medi
cine.
New goods in every department; cloth
ing and gents furnishings that knocl
out competitions at j 1. Browns.
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E. Dafoe goes to Billings to tax
charge of the Western Union Office a
that place. Mr.. Dafoe has been at thi
place for a number Of years and hi
man, friends will be glad to know tina
he has been promoted, Rev. c, L.More
house has rented Mr.. Dafoe's residence.