The Dickinson press., 1899-07-15
Nickel Alarm clocks at candee's. u

A new supply of Mccormick Mowers
at Drenkel's.
"White Spray another car of that
very fine flour at Drenkel's. 7-I5
Oats 4oc. per bushel and corn meal
s1.25 per 100 lbs. at Messersmith's. us
Sam Rhodes, foreman at thf D. B
Zimmerman ranch, was in Hutchinson
this week.
We have one good secondhand Elgin
watch. This is a bargain, call early.
us VIC. CANDEE.
]. D. Gruber, general manager of the
Mandan Mercantile Co., was in Dickin-
son on Wednesday.
Miss Nellie o'Rourke of Glendive visit
ed at the Freemans' this week, goiAg to
Mandan Monday night.
Gladstone is another school district III
a prosperous condition-s684,46 cash on
hand. See statement elsewhere.
Our optical trade increases every
week-cause-scientiic work and rea-
sonable charges. Angliss the optician.
Dan Harrington brought in a herd of
2146 cattle for Beisigl Bros. this week.
He came over the trail from Wyoming.
If you want to buy or sell a COW, calf,
horse, wagon, harness or farming tools,
call on w. M. K%linefeltcr, at stone store
on Clough St. 4-I-tf
Madame Isadore leaves the city the
first OF next week. Those wishing to @ n
suit her should do so at onc Room -
St, Charles hotel.
The ladies Of the Congregational
society will serve ice cream and cake
next Wednesday night on the piazza at
the residence of M. H. Linsley.
Mrs.J. w. S. Richardson, wife Of Station
Agent Richardson at Glendive, visited a
few days in Dickinson recently and wen,
on to Canada for a summers visit.
The Gladstone school district organized
Tuesday by electing John Fl. Weiglanda
president and G. S. Cryne secretary
John Little and E. w. Kittel arc direct
ors and Geo. w. Lee treasurer. v
Don't forget that we are headquarters
for watch, jewelry and clock repairing as
we'll as the place to have your defective
sight attended to. Prices very reasona
bic. Angliss the jeweler and optician
The Plum Creek school district organ
lied Tuesday with Fred Trauman presi
dent and Fred Bolte secretary. Dominick
Phillips and Anton Thomas are the
other directors. -~Peter Killer qualified a:
treasurer.
Mr.. Zimmerman's saddle and harnes:
trade has so increased that he has fount
it necessary to put on a second man t'
keep up with orders. Good work ane
honest dealing is building up for Mr.
| Zimmerman an immense business.
New goods just received: solid golc
sticc pins, very pretty. Solid gold ane
sterling silver chain bracelets, rich ant
beautiful. A fine lot of belt and collar
clasps, they are beauties, call and see
them. w. c. Candee, Linsley's corne
store. 7-I5
William Ray, Jr., was in Los Angeles
last week. He had visited Sandy Hobin
sons fruit orchard, saw Mike collins
Harry Drenkel, ex-Banker Whitley ant
other people formerly residentd of thi
county. Wills next stop will Fobabl,
be at Denver. He will return via S
Paul sometime in August.
The Medora people report a very pleas
ant 4th. The ball game was a draw be
tween Medora and Sentinel Butte. Sher
if J. w. Follis' horse w9n the quartz
mile race; purse. $40; pfc of his horse
also took the 2oo-yard race, with a purs
of $40. The committee put over $40
into fireworks and had a very credibl
display, much to the satisfaction of all
The Dickinson school board was un
able to open the heating plant bids or
the 9th and postponed until the nth, will
no better result. AS oon as n of tn
absent members gets in from the countr
the board will meet, organize, and tran
sact business. Two Fargo heating plan
men, Messrs, Price and Craig, were her
on the 18th to meet with the board. The
made a careful survey of the high schoe
building and left sealed bids with tn
clerk.
On the 4th of July Mr. H. Robinson c
Medora and Miss Jennie Gilbert of Sen
tinel Butte we're married in Dickinso
by Rev. u. G. Rich. The contractin
parties came in from the west on tn
evening train, the same train Mr.. Ric
and family boarded forths east on thei
summer vacation. T6e ceremony wa
performed at the station and no on
missed the train. Mr. and Mrs. Robinso
are living at Medora for the presen
They have the best wishes OF their man
friends.
i Persons troubled with diarrhoea wi
be interested in the experience of Mr.. "
M. Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrance, Pre-
violence, R. l. He says: For sever;
years l have been almost a constant su
ferer from iarrhoea, the frequent attack
completely prostrating me and renderin
me unfit for my duties at this hote
About two years ago a travelling salesma
kindly gave me a small bottle Of Chan
berlain's Cholic, Colera and Diarrhoea R
NEEDY. Much to my surprise and deligf
its effects were immediate. Whenever
felt symptoms of the disease | would 70
tify myself against the attack with a fe
doses of this valuable remedy. The re
suit has been very satisfactory and a
most complete relief from the afaiction
For sale by J. J. Freeman and Davis &c