The Dickinson press., 1899-06-17

Charlie Sharp was an eastbound pas
senger on Tuesday.
See the new buggies at the Mandal
Mercantile Cos yards; all kinds in stock
look them over.
The Misses Emma and Jessie Messer
smith vent to Grand Forks Monda,
evening to visit their aunt, Mrs. VIM
Busse, for a few months.
We have another batch of good secont
hand watches that we have taken from
railroad men in exchange for new ones
Call early. 6-lotf W. c. CANDEE
T. w. b. Kirkpatrick and son arrived
a few days since from southern Iowa
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and three children will
come on by rail a little later.
H. A. Davis & Co. are closing out bicy
cles for the season and are selling at cost
This is an opportunity to get a wheel for
a very small sum of money. 6-Iott'
w. c. Candce, matchmaker and re-
fractionist. II
Joseph Hartinger came in this week
and took $50 head of the Zimmerman
cattle which he considers about the finest
grade of stock ever shipped to this sec.
| ton.
You will say money by getting your
millinery of Miss Murn. ?,
On Tuesday Passenger Engineer Ha.
gan had a car of the Hood River straw.
berries in his train, for distribution
among dealers along the line east from,
this point
a 4-burncr blue flame oil stove for sale
cheap. Inquire at this Office OF at Nc.
Cloy and Senour's
A lieutenant belonging to Co. A. ol
the South Dakota volunteers was an eas,
bound passenger Tuesday, returning from
the Philippines.
M. F. Van Norwan, representing G. b
Van Nowan-S hattuck- Paxson & Co.
| Chicago cattle commission merchants, is
making Dickinson his headquarters this
spring.
Don't fail to call and see US when in
town, we have. some nice things that will
surely interest you. w. c. Candee. 6-Io
"Trust not to appearances" but put
your faith in Hoods Sarsaparilla, which,
never disappoints. 1t is the best medi.
cine money can buy.
During the past week w. c. Candee
has had a fine lot Of job work done at the
Press Job Room. People who receive
Mr.. Candee's cards and announcements
will readily see that the work is of the
highest order.
Don't buy your millinery until you
have seen Miss Murn's stock. She has
the best assortment in town and the
cheapest. II
Ed. Jones returned Monday from Hun
tiers Hot Springs. Ed. is not looking
very strong, but he says be/ feels much
improved and thinks he Will be all right
| after a while.
Gold spectacles allstyles; straight tenn
piles, riding bows, skeleton frames and
eye glasses. Your eyes fitted free by w,
c. Candee, Refractionist. 6-Io
Tenny, Jones 4 Tenny have bought
the Sedore ranch on Adobe Wall creek
They came up from Minnesota last
| spring and are engaging in the cattle
business.
Mrs. Anna P. Hills of Des Moines
Iowa, formerly a teacher in the public
schools here, takes a trip to California
this summer and will visit in Dickinson
for a few days in August.
One of the features of the 4th of July
celebration at Dickinson will be the
Fort Berthold Indian band which con
sists of 20 we'll trained musicians. The
| Dickinson bank will also furnish US mu'
sic on the 4th.
There will be a Methodist Sunday
school organized Ut the Presbyterian
church next SundN June lS at 3 pm.
preaching at 8>Ym., subject, "The Voy'
age of Life" You are cordially invited
TO- attend. A. M. Wiley, pastor.
I This week Conductor S. P. Gotta
bought 50 head of fine heifers for Horst &
Annear. He also bought two splendid
Herefords t go with the bunch, the
price being $50 per head. Frank Stone
furnished the animals. Mr.. Gotta has
his cattle with good parties.