The Dickinson press., 1899-08-12

'TEE NoRTE
Late crops of all kinds ought to be
good this year.
The Lyon Elevator CO. is erecting
an elevator in Taylor.
Call on Candee tor 17-jeweled Hamp-
ton watches, prices gone away down.
born, to Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Candee.
Thursday, August 10. a daughter.
Our second hand watches are all gone
but we have lots of new ones, all grades.
a-Io-tf w. c. Candee.
A $500 purse will be offered for the free
for all race at the state fair at Mandan,
September rs to 20.
NJ. H. Davis is one of the new settlers
or Grand river and was in Dickinson for
the first time last week.
lW:C. Candee is having a new dark
room made to assist him in testing eyes.
Theb old n was not dark enough.
N foot race was arranged Tuesday
night between Joe Messersmith and
Tommy Lynch. Joe was the winner.
Mccormick binders are moving out
rapidly, now is the time to buy while the
supply lasts. GEO. DRENKEL. 8-l2
Miss Aggie Ray. on her return from
Valley City this week, visited Register
and Mrs. Nj Gillivray in Bismarck.
E. c. Barry was in from the ranch this
week to get a man and some repairs.
Ed. is fixing to winter 1000 sheep.
c. E. Gregory has been busy this week
settling in the Ray house. He will open
his law Office within the next few days.
c. P. Tyvoll arrived this week from
Wisconsin and is looking the place over
with a view to locating in some business.
The Stuttgart, Arkansas, Free Press
announces the birth of a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Fred Rau on the 18th of July
The Mandan people are making a big
hustle for their State Fair which opens
September rs and continues for fourdays,
This week some Belle Fouche, S. D..
cattle were on the market and sold as
follows: lightweight, s5.25; I,Io3-weight
$500.
H. B. Schafner and son Gordon were
in Dickinson on Friday. MIR. Schaffner
looked at several herds of cattle with a
view to buying.
w. A. Tremblay has placed a s3oo-in
strument in his place n Of the latest
inventions-very ornamental and very
entertaining.
Foreman Littlehales has had quite an
amount of extra work the past week in
getting crews broken in to handle the
new coal dock.
Eddie Lenneville was in town this
/ week with the first corn of the season
Eddie has good corr and will give good
value every time.
Miss Mamie E. White has been enl.
ployed to teach in the Bradford graded
school twelve miles from her West Tops.
ham, Vermont home.
Toney Day came in from the south
this week. Mr.. Days company, the
Turkey Track, has a herd on the way and
will ship about the 10th.
ufhe Lyon Elevator Co. building is up
but not wholly completed on the inside
The power house is built of brick and
stands 20 feet detached.
c. E. Dickinson is ready to give est.
mates on painting, papering and kali.
somining. He does his work promptly
and at reasonable prices.
Send your watch by mail or express il
you can't bring it; it will cost you no more
to repair. All work warranted. Angliss
the JeWeler and Optician. 8-I2-It
The Sundance, Wyo., Gazette speaks
of the Turkey Track cattleroutft unload.
ing stock at Moorecroft and driving them
to their northern range.
Charles H. Pond sold his entire herd
of cattle this week. Frank Stone took
the beef cattle, two carloads, and ALT,
White the stockers, IS head.
All who are intending to purchase
wagons will do we'll to get a Rushford,
sold by Geo. Drenkel. Good timber
and fire dry is their MOTTO" 8-17
The government gage showed a rain
precipitation on Monday, between the
hours of 10 and 4, of two inches Most
people thought it rained hard.
According to report one Massengale
picked aquarrel at Glendive the first Of
the week and did some shooting but fort.
unately for him did not kill anyone.
w. w. Tousley, state agent for the
St. Paul Dispatch, was looking after his
papers interest in Dickinson this week.
The Dispatch has a good list here.
John P. Jungers, Nick Schmidt, An
drew Miller and Jacob Dolvig have pur.
chased of Leutz & Mcclure of TAYLOR a
J. l. Case horse power threshing outfit.
Repairing of all kinds on sewing ma.
chimes, bicycles, gasoline and oil stoves,
ETC., done with dispatch at Klinefelter's
in the old Messersmith feed building.
Mr..Rothe, expert for Mccormick Co
is on hand and all who purchase binders
are assured that they will have no diff.
Guilty in starting and operating them. 8-I2
F. A. Little has rented the Rees house
on Barnes street for Mrs. Little and the