The Dickinson press., 1898-09-03
Saturday, Sept. ), 1898.

Saturday, Sept. s, 1898.
School will open next Monday.
Henry Schultz sold 900 muttons this
week.
See the new dry good. at Currie & Co.
8-27
For trunks and valises goto J. L. Brown.
o-3tf.
H. c. Christensen is shipping cars of
cattle this week.
When you want anything in groceries,
go to Currie & Co.'s. S-27
Boys suits from 5 to IL years, at sI.5o
per suit at ]. L. Browns. e-3tf.
Charles Wilson has been placed in
charge of the News published at Park
River.
Currie & Co. can fit you with a pair of
shoes-and prices that will please. S-27
James Whalen has closed u 1850
sheep he had with Dobson Bros. to H. L.
Dickinson.
If you want a suit of clothes that are
right as to quality and price go to Currie
& Co.'S.
M. Lenneville has just harvested a
crop of Siberian crab apples on his farm
southeast of town.
Boots and shoes, the most extensive
stock in the city, at ]. L. Browns. 9-3tf.
T. H. Brien has gone down to Min
nesota to visit fora few days and attend
the state fair.
Pumps, Oil and Gasoline Stoves, Sew
ing Machines repaired on short notice
by I. H. Waggener. 8-3-8t.
Read Frank Leisterkow's ad. in this
issue. He has something of interest to
housekeepers.
The highest cash price paid for hides
pelts and furs. E, F, MEssEsM1TH
4.I7.tf.
M. Holt and Dick Blackburn, the new
proprietors, are making some repairs in
the Gold Star restaurant.
Gents furnishing goods of extra quail
ty, lower prices than ever heard of; come
and see for yourselves, at ], L. Browns
o-3tf
The New England stage leaves Dick
inson at 9 o'clock in the morning-Satur
day, Tuesday and Thursday.
Julius Hoist: The car of cattle that
sold last week were mostly natives. They
bring the best prices IN the market.
In hats, caps, mittens, gloves, our line
is unsurpassed in the west and our price!
knock out all competition. J. L. Brown
o-3tf.
John Ochytil has just opened an 10000
kiln of brick, burned with straw, whicl
promises to be a good marketable article
t.+--g
Il seems certain that within two weeks
permanent Catholic pastors will be def
nitely appointed both to Dickinson ap'
Richardton.
c. &C. Mead, VIM. Galligan, Geo. Hal
kins and other Cannon Ball and Ceda
Creek ranchers are booked for shipment
of cattle on the 4th.
Twenty to thirty young people visite
lack Williams ranch the first of tn
week and succeeded in getting sever;
bushels of fine plums.
Geo. H. Montford, foreman of the col
crete crew, who was injured in the wrec
east of Dickinson last Wednesday, hi
been taken to Brainerd.
Three hundred and twenty cars
cattle were shipped east on the Northel
Pacific last Sunday. The wreck o n tt
Great Northern bridge near Minot h;
been throwing some extra business
the N. p. road.
Fargo Argus: Theodore Rooseve
honored in affairs political and militia
and with an excellent chance to becon
the next governor Of New York, recent
disposed Of the last Of his North Dako
interests, consisting Of fat steers on Il
ranges in the western part Of the state,
his ranch foreman, S. M: Ferris of M
dora. -
Now that the war with Spain has cor
to a close, every wants to; know VII
Il has cost the United States thus far, al
g also whatswill be the probable future e