The Dickinson press., 1899-11-25
Saturday. Nov. rs. 1899.

Joe Marmon is around on crutches.
Heinz's dill pickles at Drenkel's lift
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving.
w. c. Candee
Refractionist
Your eyes tested
Without pain. I1-2S-tt
The band dance occurs next Thursday
evening.
Pure apple cider at Drenkel's 11-1s-tf
Examing the S camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 6-Iotf
Engineer Crosthwaite returned Tues
dav from St. Paul.
Bells Moca and Java coffee 25c. per
lb. at Drenkel's. 1I-l8-tf
Engineer C. II. Shaw is running the
yard switch engine days.
$3.50 buys a barrel of apples at A. T.
Crowl & Cos. lI-l1-tf
Morn, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shaw, We'd
nesday, Nov. ~, a son.
Go to A. T. Crowl & Co. for your win
ter apples. $3.50 per barrel. I~1-lI-tf
Gordon Dodd is keeping books for the
Consolidated Coal Co. at Lehigh.
Winter apples, best varieties, Bald.
wins, R. l. Greetings, etc. at Drenkel's.
&c. Chaloner is running Geo. Clark's
south side livery stable.
A. l.. Esse was in Dickinson Monday
to buy a small bunch of cattle.
Mrs. Fred Conklin OF Jamestown was
the guestof Miss Scofeld this week.
To rent-a large front bedroom, with
or without board. Apply to Mrs. Walsh
John Jungers says that his company
have done we'll with their new threshing
machine.
Col. Alfred White is building a lum-
Der cattle shed 200 feet long by 81 feet
wide.
1.-THE contractors expect to commence
laying the foundation for the new bank
today.
A lot of nice new things in the line OF
silver ware at Candee's. II-25-t
We bought a big lot of tinware at rock
bottom prices that will sell cheap, at the
Messersmith building. 1I-1S-ti
Robert Hunke and Annie Kuhn, OF
R%ichardton, we're married on the 2Ist.
Mrs. Robert Fisher has had a long
spell of sickness and is still confined tc
her room.
We have just received an elegant line
of fine Chocolates and Bon Bons,
u-4-tf BAIsCH & YOUNG.
Dan B%urkholder was very busy unit
Thursday getting settled in his new
building on Sims street.
A report comes that James Colister
formerly of Dickinson, recently burned
to death in his room in Seattle.
Ranchers and others wanting Il suppl,
of flour for the winter try "White Spray
best Valley City -four at Drenkel's. 28-t
Charles Poppe vas in from Fayette
on "Wednesday. Billy Ross is working
at the mountains also.
Attorney L. A. Simpson went to Glen
dive Thursday where he has two import
ant cases in district court.
In the sparring contest Monday night
the travelling sport, Raft by name, proved
no match for VIM. Dryer.
Everything made of iron is advancing
in price, but we can put in furnaces a
cheaply as ever. McCloy& Senour. 80
Judge Campbell returned Thursda.
from Fargo where he had been a~ssociat
ed with the counsel of Rosenbaum Bros
in the sheep case.
The Geo. S. Parker Jointlcss, Luck,
Curve fountain pens. They never leak
they never blot, they always write, a
Candee's. I1-4-t
4Chinaman died at the 10y laundr
Wednesday morning. tie was ABOUT $
years of age. The remains were sent t
Montana for burial.
Capt. and Mrs. Prindle, Of Antelope
were in Dickinson several days this week
Mrs. Prindle is in poor health and cam
up for medical treatment.
Mrs. D. McCadam had a very fine col
lection of curios at the Catholic fair thi
week. The largest individual collection
was Lieut.. Osborn's Philippine collection
Mrs.H. b. Bates stopped over j
Dickinson Wednesday to look afte
some business matters. She was on he
way east from a visit with her son H. "
Bates of Seattle.
H. L. Dickinson and son Guy hay
been to the Twin Cities the past wee
looking after sheep which they are feed
ing there. Guy is to remain in charg
Of the sheep.