The Dickinson press., 1899-11-11
Saturday, Nov. II. 1899.

Heinz's dill pickles at Drenkels lift
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher,
Nov. 2, a son.
Examing the S. camp stoves at Nc
Glow 4 Senour's. 6-Iotf
LID. Dickinson is back from his New
York visit.
~. H. DeGraff returned to Bismarck
Tuesday night.
Bicycles for sale and rent, Ladies and
Gents; at Klinefelter's. S-5-tf
Louis Arnett was down from Sentinel
B9fte on Saturday.
VJohn Lenneville has taken the presi-
dency of the Dickinson band.
]. F. Gaunt has a position in a whole
sale house in Lewiston, Idaho.
> Winter apples, best varieties, Bald
wins, r. l. Greetings, etc. at Drenkels.
O.. E. Foote vent to New England on
Wednesday to set up a wind mill for H.
w. Smith.
Call and see the snaps in tin-ware, por-
c%elain-ware, and loot counte at Kline
letters. 8-5-tf
Remember you can secure the only
genuine Lehigh coal from the Con-
solidated Coal Co. e-23-tf
P. F. Suits vent out to his ranch on
Wednesday to select some choice beeves
Tor his new meat market.
A sure way to keep your house warm
is to buy the Consolidated Coal Cos Le-
high coal; it is always the best. o-23-tf
Rev. L. B. Hardy came up from James
town this week and went out with John
Barnes for a hunt in the Bad Lands.
l have some thoroughbred Plymouth
Rock ROSTERS, too valuable to kill, which
I will sell at reasonable prices.
II-II-2t P, F. STuLTs.
A fur O. to wear we'll must be made
OF skins that are properly dressed; "North
Star" coats are made of such skins,
The North Star fur coat is made by
Lanpher, Finch & Skinner, St. Paul, and
is sold by the most reliable merchants.
Everything made of iron is advancing
in price, but we can put in furnaces as
cheaply as ever. McCloy & Senour. $50
John Barnes, formerly of Page, N. D.,
has bought the Harold Bros. ranch 60
miles northwest of Dickinson. He will
winter 100 head of cattle.
We have just received an elegant line
OF fine Chocolates and Bon Bons,
II-4-tf BA1scH & YOUNG.
A. K. Welliver has released his hold
ings in the railroad restaurant at Man
dan, and the Pioneer states that the
!, place is likely to be closed.
The best and cheapest clothing is
kept where you find North Star fur coats,
as the makers, Lanpher, Finch & Skin
ner, sell to live merchants only. ~11-I1-1t
c. G. Simpson received four carloads
OF native Montana cattle on Thursday.
There was one car of calves and the
balance were one and two-year olds.
Ranchers and others wanting a supply
of flour for the winter try "White Spray"
best Valley City -four at Drenkels. 2S-tf
L. M. Summerville has bought Geo.
Clark's horses, 400 to 500 head, paving
so much per head for all that can be
rounded up between nov and next April.
The Geo. S. Parker Jointless, Lucky
Curve fountain pens. They never leak,
they never blot, they always write, at
Candies. I1-4-tf
r. F. Catlin and family, late of South
Dakota, have settled in the Grand river
country, stopping temporarily at Frank
Robinson's. MIR. Catlin was in Dickin-
son this week for supplies.
An. order by telephone or mail will in
sure prompt delivery of the best Lehigh
coal-all screened and dry. Phone at
Kihm's and depot.
o-23-tf CONSOLIDATED Coal Co., Lelligh.
tPierre Wibaux, the cattle king OF
Western North Dakota and Eastern
Montana, started last weekafrom N. Y.
forsParls wherehe will Espend the winter
with his family.
Call and see the new goods that Kline.
felter has just received. Chairs, beds,
(iron and woodl carpets, shoes, tinware,
notions and many other articles too mum.
erous to mention. 8-26-t1
John kovash, who lives about IS miles
northwest of Dickinson, has 1900 bushels
OF wheat for market but he is inclined tc
think that the price will be a little better
before long and so is not in a hurry tc
dispose of his crop. John has 65 head o.
cows and calves and is the owner of 81,
quarter sections of land, or 900 acres
He takes the PRESS to keep posted or
county affairs.