The Dickinson press., 1898-04-23

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Z baishel At Moifs's. 4.i6-6t.
esAF Z. Be.tts, 5epeeseh.ing walker
fBr6ss: o. Fargo. visited Dickinson and
EMl4sdora this week.
W.C. Candee- is. prepared 10 repair
your watch, clock Or jewelry in ! proper
manner. @ 33.lo.
GARDEN ss lEps, nusshel;n gown seeds
at carfie &scos -.
VIM. MtkiG Is district veterinarian,
was in Dickinson Monday and collected.
inspection fees on a herd. of Minnesota
Sf'!,s'
For Sale, a good second, hand bicycle
only sl4. 4-23tf. ". e. cAnDEE.
Ladies' eapes; spring styles at currie
4 Cos. 40.
Read 4. T, dTovi & Co. r.d" in thi.,
issue and profit thereby. 4.7.s.
The ,Wibaux report of Mrs. ]. S.
BylieuFs death was a mistake. 1t should
have been the. infant, child Of, MI, and
Mrs. Bylieu. !.
Please cali and see the beautiful as.
sortment of trimmed hats at two dollars
apiece, at Miss Murn's. ~; 4.1d-zt 81
Fred E. Ballard has a now high grade
bicycle (which he will sell half price
quality guaranteed. 4.l6.3:
The D. of H. will give an ice cream
supper Wednesday evening, the 77th, in
*. of P. hall. Admission IS cents; every:
body invited.
Feather pillows, 6 and ? lbs. to the
pair at $3.50 and $500 per pair.
|. 40. CURRiE & Co.
l. Died-of scarlet fever, Wednesday,
Blanche, the little. daughter of MI. and
Mrs. ]. S: snider, Of Medora. LIS
i Candee. will order. you. anything you
|.wish in his line. 1t will take about: a
week to fill the order. $40:
A.. T. Crowl &, Co. have the largest
line of ladies' skirts to select from in the
city. a.. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Berry have re-
turned TO Taylor. MI. Berry. was in
Dickinson during the past week to buy
Miss Sarah: Ray was called to; Water
town, MIMI, recently by the illness of
her sister-in-law, md Miss Aggie Ray
takes her place at the postofice.
Spring humors. boils, pimples. erup-
tons, sores, may be completely cured by
purifying the blood with Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla.
David Roberts is attending to his du-
ties as health officer and proposes to see
that the rules and regulations are lived
up to, which is right and every good
citizen will say SO.
You will save money by getting your
millinery from Miss Murn, as her stock
is the largest in town and prices the
lowest. 4-I6-2t.
Mrs. T. H. Hayes has had a letter from
her husband written since the unfortu-
nate snow avalanche. He is camping at
the lake on the other side of. the pass
and enjoying good health.
L. A.. Davis is selling carpets cheaper
than anyone in town. See him before
you buy. 4-16-It.
Just received-a car of North Dakota
potatoes: Leave us your orders and save
money. Cuarrie & Co.
Died-of scarlet fever, Wednesday
morning, John, o of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J.
Pslissier, aged about 3 years. Rev. U.
G. Rich conducted the funeral services.
Died-at her home zeal Gladstone,
after a long illness, on Tuesday, Mrs. J.
H. Weiglanda, aged ~ years. Funeral
services we're held on Thursday after
noon.
A Mr.. Brady of Sanborn, Iowa, wa
in Dickinson the first of the week for the
purpose Of buying sheep for feeding pur-
poses. He could not find anything for
sale in this section and went west.
We have just received. another con-
signmeat of the latest styles of millinery
which We wilr> have on exhibition the
coming week, at prices that cannot be
e'qualed.. Call and see them at
4-73-1t. MRS. ]. L. Browns.
Beisigl Bros. are in with two trainloads
of western cattle and they have still an
other trainload on the way. Joe. Chris.
ten came up from Taylor with his ma.
chine and dehorned a portion of those
already in.
The Black Bostoaiaas.
The Black Bostonians will appear at
the opera house on Monday night, April
IS, and they have a remarkable feature
in Mr.. Silas Frazier the eminent tenor,
words fail to do this gentleman justice
suffice to say that he is a singer of the
highest order with a beautiful voice cul-
tivated to the extreme point of perfec-
ton.
for Sole.
Marks Bros, celebrated Stock Saddles,
by McCloy& Senour: send for catalogue
and prices. 1-8-tf.
Ranch For Sale.
Twelve miles east of Oakdale; fine
large pasture; can cut $50 tons of hay
any year; stable for $50 head of cattle.
Plenty of water. Will be sold cheap.
IF. CUsKELLY & BRO,
3=lz=tf. oakdale. N, Oak.