The Dickinson press., 1898-12-03
Buy your potatoes and onions at Dren.

Buy your potatoes and onions at Dren-
kel's. M-26
Mrs. Haskins has moved into her house
vacated by John F. Davis.
Go to A. T. Crowi& Cos. to buy your
wife, girl or sweet heart a Xmas present.
1873
S. F. Baird's daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Kirby, is not altogether pleased with the
country out in Washington.
James G. Campbell and L. A. Simpson
were in Mandan this week as attorneys
in the Gans-Beasley sheep case
Great bargains in millinery at Miss
Murn's; every thing is marked down be-
low cost for the end of the season. 12-3-2t
Miss Anderson has 43 pupils enrolled
and expects to increase the number to
81, the full seating capacity of her room.
If you buy your Xmas presents Of A.
T. Crowl & Co. you get something useful
as we'll as ornamental. 1873
Supt, Finger was expecting State Supt.
Halland on No. I Friday to 60 with him
to the Bad Lands for a few days hunt.
Don't fail to read A. T. Crowl & Cos
add. there is money in it for you. 1873
Miss Crowl writes from Fargo that her
mother is improving in health and they
expect to return to Dickinson in time for
Christmas.
The Northern Pacific, so H. Colgrove
writes, is pushing a branch on to Lewis
ton, Idaho, where Mr.. Colgrove is at
present.
Joe Dickinson and Gordon Dodd are
arranging to leave for Tacoma the first
of next week. They are good boys and
deserve success.
On Wednesday there was an inch of
snow, accompanied by mild weather,
The weather has been very hne for
several weeks.
The Pioneer pays a high tribute to
Dickinson men who offered their services
todetend the honor Of their country. The
article appears on page I.
Col. A. P. Peake of Valley City, presi,
dent of the Consolidated Coal Co. Of Le-
high, was in Dickinson Thursday in
company with Manager ]. F. Brodic.
E. G. Somdahl has sold his tailoring
outfit, or rather the young man who has
been working for him is running the
business for himself.
Buy your wife a Xmas present of a
new sewing machine. A. T. Crowl & Co.
have them for SIS. warranted for five
years. I2-9
F. E. Morgan loaded Tuesday morning
for his Cannon Ball ranch with seventy
hundred of oats and lumber-a pretty
good load for one pair of horses.
Be sure and have your watch put in
order for winter. If you are not coming
to Dickinson soon. put your watch in a
small box and mail it to w. c. Candee,
Dickinson. Io-22-ti
According to Halland's report the
school land commission has loaned school
funds on farm lands to the amount OF
s1I5,255, Stark county getting s4,76o OF
the money loaned in this way.
Geo. Hettenbaugh of Ri%chardton, who
returned a few days ago from a visit with
relatives back in Pennsylvania, thinks
that wheat will be higher in price and
will hold his for a few weeks at least.
There will be a joint installation of off.
GERS of Blue lodge of Masons and East.
ern Star Chapter on the evening of Dec
u, followed by q ball and banquet.
Andrew Jopp came up from Gladstone
Thursday to meet travelling statesmen fol
the purpose of selecting goods for his
general store. Mr.. Jopp's sales for the
past year have been the largest he has
ever had.
A. N. Jefferies returned this week from
near St. Joe, Missouri, where he wa:
called by the illness and DEATH OF hi:
father who died at the age of IS, having
been married 81 years and his was the
first death in the family.
st. Johns Guild will give social anc
sale of Christmas gifts al the residence
of E. L.. Scofeld Thursday evening, Dec
Sth. A good program will be given ane
refreshments served. All for IS cents
All cordially invited.
We guarantee to give perfect s~atisfac
ton in all branches of optics. Don't throw
your money away on a chance witt
travelling fakirs, but go to a permanent
optician, save money and get your eye!
fitted perfectly. ANGL1Ss, the opticiar
and Jeweler. at Freeman's drug store.
II-26-2t
w: H. Klinefelter returned this week
from Minnesota where he successful,
exchanged horses for carload Of stock
H e rather expects to 60 down with som'
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