The Dickinson press., 1899-08-19
F. c. Angliss has just received a new
optical sign. 1t is a fine one.
]. F. Browning has bought two desirable
business lots o. Hannaford street of L.

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]. F. Browning hasbought two desirable
business lots on H~annaford street Of L
A. Simpson.
Any clothier that recommends the
Lanpher hat is honest. Do not be afraid
to buy your clothing of him. BIOL,
Last week Massuere & Simpson ship.
ped a car Of feeders to Chicago and a
car of cows and heifers to St. Paul.
If you want clothing, buy of the mer.
chant who sells the Lanpher hat and you
will be up-to-date. 8-lo-1t
Go. Clark arrived the first of the week
With band of some over 400 Idaho
horses which he is offering for sale very
cheap.
Clothiers who sell the North Star flu,
coat know you will not kick after the
coat has been worn a season. 8-ro-s,
Anyone desiring to send exhibit articles
for the woman's department in the Man.
dan State Fair, can leave samc at Scoicld's
store.
For the next 60 days | will do all kinds
of sign painting at very low prices
c. f. Dickinson, paper hanger and paint.
er. BIOL,
Rea Bros. have already contracted 70,
10000 wethers to feed at St. Paul the
coming winter. They pay from s. tc
$3.50 per head.
All who are intending to purchase
wagons will do we'll to get a Rushford
sold by Geo, Drenkel. Good timbe,
and fire dry is their motto" 81:
c. E. Dickinson has been fitting up the
Gregory law office this week. The rooms
are located across the hall from l.. A
Simpsons office.
f. and H. Froehlick have bohght a 25.
horse power steam threshing outfit of the
Mandan Mercantile Co. The cost wa:
some owe SS,OOO.
Repairing Of all kinds on sewing ma
chimes, bicycles, gasoline and oil stoves
ETC., done with dispatch at Klinefelter':
in the old Messersmith feed building
R. L. Senderling, local representative
for f. NJ. Prouty & Co.. informs us thai
he will receive three carloads of Canadian
cattle the coming week.
Ole Peterson of Rock Springs sole
some fat cattle to Willis Richards. He
bought a nice bunch of young cattle o
Massacre & Simpson.
Mr.. Rothe, expert for Mccormick Co
is on hand and all who purchase binder:
are assured that they will have no diff
Guilty in starting and operating them. 81:
Died, August II, Clarence J., son o
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Hill, aged IS months
Services were conducted by Rev. A. M
Wiley from the house Saturday afternoon
F. D. Morford of Hebron was in Dick
inson this week canvassing for a gooc
book, the "Life of Admiral Dewey" Mr.
Morford is an acquaintance of Mr. anc
Mrs. Ole Tollefson.
Currie & Co. have been getting in thei
new fall line of dry goods which wer'
bought before the recent advances ant
will be sold at their usual small profit
Go and see them. 8-Io-I
VI. L. Richards, A. N. Jefferies ane
Br. V. H. Stickney shipped Fl carload
of beeves this week. Their cattle wer,
rounded up together, under the super
vision of Mr.. Richards.
frank Lucas returned last Saturda,
and has taken a position in Parker's store
| Mrs. Lucas and the children will re
main in Mandan until MIR. Lucas arrange
for a house. He is figuring on buying
vRegister and Mrs. McGiIlivray cam
up from Bismarck on Monday and Nh
McGillivray has been out at his Indial
| Spring ranch looking after his Aberde Ell
Angus stock and the putting up OF hay
Miss Flora b. Mcdonald of Orator
has been engaged to fill the vacanc,
caused by the resignation of Miss Ann;
Dickinson. Miss Mcdonald is a grad
uate of the State University at Crane
Forks.
Mrs. Thomas Bardeau and her daugh.
ter Franklin who have been visiting will
Mrs. ]. G. Campbell, the sister of Mrs
Bardeau, for the last three months, re
turned to their home at West Superior
Mipn., Wednesday evening.
NThe sale of horses made by H. c
Qulnion at Valley City was very satisfac
tory, the horses averaging about 500 pc
head. The local papers speak very high
ly of Mr.. Quinion's horses and seem te
think that they were the best that hae
ever been shipped into the country.
The Rev. w. B. Costley, of Stockbridg'
Ga, while attending to his pastoral dutle
at Fleetwood, that state, was attacked b,
cholera morbus. He says; "By chanc,
happened to get hold of a bottle O
| Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Dia
rrhoea Remedy, and l think it was tn,
means Of saving my life. 1t relieved MI
at once" For sale by J.. J. Freeman ant
| DEenkel & Davis.
We. H. Merry has completed his port
able dog woling cage which is made t.
attachon the rear of a blackboard. Til
cage is light, made OF lattice work, an,
will easily carry four or five wolf hounds
By means of a cord MI. Merry can dro]
the cage door at the rear end and, with
out stopping his team, let the dogs out t
give chase to wolves. Mr.. Merry has