The Dickinson press., 1899-04-29

Syrup Co. only.
Try a can of Veal Loaf 25c. at Parker's.
To obtain the best results wherever a
leaven is required, Royal Baking Powder
should be used.
Veal Loaf, finest thing out, only CSC.
at Parker's. as
Royal Baking Powder will make light
err, sweeter, more finely favored cake,
| biscuit and crusts.
Register McGillivray has been in Dick
inson this week looking after his stock
and other property interests.
Just arrived, beautiful Sterling Silver
Nethersole bracelet, "the latest" call and
examine at Candee's. 4-26.
Go to Clyde Campbell's for your fine
chocolates. 4-8tf
Geo. Beisigl came in from the east on
Wednesday. He was on his way west
to receive cattle.
Send your watch to Angliss to be re-
p~aired-honest prices and good work-all
work warranted. 1t
The Gans-Rosenbaum sheep case was
to have come up for argument in
the supreme court at Bismarck on Thurs.
day.
Only place in town to get a Capadura,
4-I5-cmp MlLT LINsLEY.
Col. Amasa p. Pcake of Valley City,
who is heavily interested in the Lehigh
coal mines, was in Dickinson the first Of
the week.
Will have a car of potatoes Saturday
OF Monday. Leave your orders, price
85c. per bushel. CURRIE & Co.
The N. P. has a large force of Italians
at this place who are employed to do sur
facing and rough work o the road at
sI.4o per day. They board themselves.
If you canno tsee as we'll as your neigh
Dor let us test your eyes. 1t costs you
nothing. w. c. CANDEE. 4-22-tf
Dobbs Bros. & Co, Sank Centre, Mimi,
have 2 loads of we'll bred young cattle for
sale. Write them at once. 4-2o-lp
c. H. Pearl tried to 60 to Cedar Sun
day morning but had to return on &C
count Of high water. He started out
again Monday morning.
If there is anything you want and don't
know where to get it, call on w. NJ.
Klinefelter at stone store, west of Clough
St. livery barn. 4-I-tf
A 3-burner blue flame oil stove used
: seasons, for sale; also a 2-burner, used
2 seasons. Both stoves have ovens,
PRESS OFFICE.
On the question Of sheep breeding, ex-
Senator r. c. Power says individual
merit comes first, pedigree second. He
also gives good advice in warning pur.
chasers of good sheep to beware Of "trick-
sters'' in the trade-men without reputa-
ton selling fancy sheep.
Cashier r. H. Johnson received a visit
during the past week from his brother,
A. P. Johnson, wife and daughter, of
Garfield, Wash. The party proceeded to
Minnesota where they visit Mr.. Johnson's
parents. Mr.. johnson is manager of the
Garfield Hardware Co.
T. S. Underhill recently purchased 3
full blood Polled Angus bulls of Messers.
McGillivray & McCoul. This speaks
we'll for the stock of Messrs. McGillivray
& McCoul, as Mr.. Underhill has long
been a breeder of PolIed Angus stock and
would not have anything but the best on
his %Springvale farm.
The Dickinson school board held an
other meeting last Saturday. A commu-
~nication was read from Miss Spears re-
calling her resignation and making ap-
plication for a situation as teacher. The
board gave her an election, which makes
six teachers now engaged for the high
school building.
Shad Chandler of Antelope was in
Dickinson Tuesday on his way to Bill
ings, Montana, as the representative of
L. l.. May & Co., a St. Paul seed and
nursery firm. Mrs. Chandler has gone
to Hoosier, Wis, for the summer, and
Mr.. Chandler expects to return to Stark
county about the 10th of June when he
will take up work for the Alliance Hail
Association, having been assigned terri
tory between Gladstone and the Morton
county line. ]. C. F. Parker delivers the
L. L. May & Co. orders which Mr.. Chan
dler solicited in Dickinson last fall.
. Manager Conroy of the Mandan Mer.
camille Co. has his new building about
, completed. 1t stands on the south side
l of Willard street at the foot Of Hannaford
: street, and is certainly a very imposing
building. A space, the entire width of the
building, on the east side is ftte' for the
!. display of carriages, then comes a big
driveway with large lumber apart
, ments on the west side, deep enough for
' two lenghths of lumber; tn comes
: another big driveway, lumber apart
ments on each side. UP stairs are
, apartments tor mouldings, bolts and ma
chine extras, and space for other mer-
!, chandise which the company will handle
Bishop Edsall made his first visit to
Dickinson the past week. The Episco-
pal people gave a general reception in
his honor at the residence of MI. and
Mrs. j. Freeman Friday evening. In
spite of very bad walking many awaited
themselves of this oppOrtunitY to meet