The Dickinson press., 1899-10-07

A lady roomer wanted. Inquire at
PRESS office. 8-26-tf
John Dohson has sold his sheep and
will spend the winter in Dickinson.
The Rushtord wagon, of "Good timber
and bone dry. Sold by Geo. Drenkel.
Good brush hand wanted at once. See
c. E. Dickinson, painter, Dickinson, N
D. lo-7-2t
w. ElKing was down from Belheld
to meet Wagner Geo Dollard. They
went home together Monday afternoon.
Blankets, corn!o-trrs, trunks and "a
Uses at prices that are right at ]. l..
Browns. 1917
The North Star fur coat is made by
Lanphcr, Finch & Skinner, St. Paul, and
is sold by the most reliable merchants.
In boots and shoes my stock is always
the largest and completest and prices
the lowest. J. l.. BROWN. 1917
The VIM. Ray VS. c. F. Merry matter
has been compromised and fully settled,
Mr.. Merry paying MIR. Ray ~sc,49o.l3.
A sure way to keep your house warm
is to buy the Consolidated Coal Cos Lc-
high coal; it is always the best. o-23-tf
b. Connell of South Heart sold his beef
cattle last week TO Z. M. Prouty g. Co.
for slIso, which was at the rate of S5c.25
per head.
Clothing for men and boys, gents fur
nishing goods, in endless quantities,
every garment warranted ut J. l..
Browns. 1917
Jeff Mcdonald is postmaster at Cor
ham, the new Office established in Bill
ings county. Mail goes out weekly from
Medora.
pMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williamson, Mrs.
J.. o. Gray and Miss Rose Brewster were
in from Billings county the first Of the
week.
Astracan coats and jackets, corduroy
suits, crazer suits, sheep skin lined coats,
mackinaw jackets, a complete stock at
J. L. Browns 1917
A fur coat to wear we'll must be made
of skins that arc properly dressed;
"North Star" coats are made of such
skins. lo-7-lt
The Cresswell cattle, 1857 lbs, sold
this week at s4.3o, COWS 81; the Morning
Star cattle, 1894 lbs, s4.35, COWS $3.50 to
s3.65.
lanes Henderson and Frank Mead
brought in two cars of Minnesota cattle
this week. Frank is arranging TO go &c
Idaho to see about buying cattle.
Ernest Hager, who served in the North
Dakota regiment in the Philippines, is at
Medina, N. D. He formerly lived ir
this county.
J. S. Mathews was exhibiting some
very fine samples OF potatoes this week,
Some Of them weighed two and one
fourth pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Brewer, of Colunl.
bus, Ohio, are stopping at the St. Charles
the guests of Manager and Mrs. o. b
Frankenberg.
Geo. Scott was up from Gladstone
Thursday and bought 60 or 70 head Of
yearling heifers of Massacre & Simpson
Price $3.50 per head.
Ed. J. Berry has bargained for the
Cheney place east of town. If the deal
goes through Mr.. Berry will fence and
otherwise improve the place.
We have a few copies of the 90 session
laws on hand. A copy will be malice
free to any person paying a years sub
scription in advance to the Press.
The best and cheapest clothing is
kept where you find North Star fur coats
as the makers, Lanpher, Finch 4 Skin
ner sell to live merchants only. 1917 L
Those Mitchell wagons, handled by
the Mandan Mercantile Co., cannot be
equaled by any other make. This is the
verdict of all who have used them. 23-2'
General Superintendent Kimberl,
came on a special car Thursday. Hi.
car was taken off No. l and he visitee
the Co.'S gravel pit south of Gladstone
Amongthe Mandah people who attend
the Co. K reception and dance were; Mrs
c. H. Klinefelter, Mrs. Geo. Clark, Mrs
S. J. Dunlap, Mrs. WEIGH and Mrs
Charles Rowe.
An order by telephone or mail will in
sure prompt delivery of the best Lehigl
coal-all screened and dry. Phone a
Kihm's and depot.
o-23-tf CONSOLIDATED Coal Co., Lehigh
Ladies, misses and children's jackets
ladies, misses and children's hats; ladies
misses and children's hosiery, etc. Sc
Mrs. J. /. Browns immense stock befor,
buying elsewhere and SAVE money.
While at San Francisco Geo. Dollar
visited his uncle and aunt a few mile
out from the city and in 10 days gaine'
IS pounds. He was very weak and thi,
when he left Manila but is looking we
now.
Frank Eklund found that there wa
not room enough for his stock aroun'
Belfeld and has gone north 10 miles
the head Of Green river and located
new ranch. 1t makes him quite a littl
extra work this fall.
WV Link has presented Senator Nc
Gillivray and R.. ]. Turner each with
fine Manila cane. The canes were Sc
, lected by Mr.. Link while on the Luzo
island. Mr.. McGillivray prizes his yer
highly and SO does Mr.. Turner.
If your eyes trouble you in any wa.
or if you cannot see as we'll as your neigh
Dor, or have difficulty reading at nigh
or if you are in the habit of squintin
when trying to see a distant object; pre-
perly fitted glasses will give you gree
, relief and satisfaction. Call on w. {