The Dickinson press., 1899-11-18
Saturday, Nov. Is. 1899.

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Saturday, Nov. Is. 1899.
Heinz's dill pickles at Drenkel's lift
S. L. Carroll has returned from a visit
in Minnesota.
Pure apple cider at Drenkel's II-I8-tf
Examing the S camp stoves at Nc
Cloy g. Senour's. 6-Iotf
c. c. Massey is serving a 2o-day SEN
tence in Jail.
Bicycles for sale and rent, Ladies and
Gents;.at Klinefelter's. S-5-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Barry returned to
their ranch last Saturday.
Bells Moca and Java coffee 25c. per
Id. at Drenkel's. I1-IS-tf
Carroll Bros. are siding and otherwise
repairing their livery barn.
Daniel Cook is having his residence
property on Sims street fenced.
Last week E. Deffebach sold a fine
bunch of steers to Lou Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Hayes were in
from New England or Wednesday.
The 7-months' old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. J. Dunlap recently died in Mandan.
Winter apples, best varieties, Bald
wins, R. l. Greetings, etc, at Drenkel's.
Ralph Defebach writes that he likes
it at St. Johns University very much.
Peter Roth of Gladstone has a good
No. 2 Remington typewriter for sale.
To rent-a large front bedroom, with
or without board. Apply to Mrs. Walsh.
,Geo. Clark has bought the Chaloner 4
Davis livery stable including horses and
rigs.
J. K. Moody and his sister, Miss Clark,
were down from Billings county on
Wednesday.
The brick side walk has been extend.
ed from H. L. Dickinson's residence past
the Episcopal church.
Bishop Edsall will send a new rector
to Dickinson as soon as a suitable person
can be found.
While in own the past week, Bishop
Edsall was entertained by MIR. and Mrs
Alfred White.
We bought a big lot of tinware at rock
bottom prices that will sell cheap, at the
Messersmith building. lI-1S-ti
H. ]. Schultz went to market last week
with two cars of sheep and has gone tc
Air, Kansas, for visit.
Nov. I8-Just arrived a new lot of no,
tons and 5 and Ioc counter goods, at the
Messersmith building. II-1S-Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Chamberlain, Of
R~ichardton, were visiting in Dickinson
the first Of this week.
We have just received an elegant line
of fine Chocolates and Bon Bons,
11-4-tf BAIsCH & YOUNG.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Frankenberg are
comfortably settled in the B. F. Fowler
residence on Sims street.
The Clio euchere club held its frs,
meeting of the season at the home Of F.
l.. Scofeld on Monday evening.
Ranchers and others wanting a supply
Of flour for the winter try "White Spray
best Valley City -four at Drenkel's. 2S-t
Miss Maude Carroll has returned tt
Dickinson to remain through the winte
with her aunt, Mrs. J. Leonberger.
Everything made of iron is advancing
in price, but we can put in furnaces a
cheaply as ever. McCloy & Senour. S-2'
Died, Saturday morning, Nov. II
Geo. w. Richardson, aged II years
The burial took place in the afternoon
T. R. Saunders has resigned his po
sition with the railroad company and ha
a position with the Dickinson Mercantil,
Co.
The Geo. S. Parker Jointless,L Luck,
Curve fountain pens. They never leak
they never blot, they always write, a
Candee's. II-4-t
Fred E. Kahn, formerly of this county
died at his home in Stone Arabia, N. Y
on the 9TH of the month. For a long tim
prior to his death he had been a grea
sufferer.
Ihave some thoroughbred plymouth
Rock ROSTERS, too valuable to kill, whic
| will sell at reasonable prices.
II-I1-2t P. F. STULTs.
The infant son of Mrs. James Clayto
died last week at Sentinel Butte. Re,
JIG. Rich conducted services on tn
afternoon Of the 18th from the residenc
of Il. Gilbert.
Attorney L. A. Simpson returne'
Thursday from Miles City where he ha'
been to get evidence for the Cans sid
Of the sheep case now OF trial at Mar
dan. The case has been made a cour
case and is being tried before Judg
Fisk of Grand Forks.