The Dickinson press., 1899-10-14
Machine Oil at Drenkers. DOT
Hose Co. band dance October 20.

Hose Co. band dance October 20.
Mrs. E. G. Paddock is improving.
Examing the S camp stoves at Nc
Cloy& Senour's. 6-Iotf
Mrs. F. P. Stone is visiting in St. Paul
for two weeks.
McCloy & Senour have torches for use
in burning freguards. Scott
Miss Mary Lynch returned Wednesday
from the east.
Thos. Oukrop, quart fruit jars, IS cent
per doz. 8-5-tf
District court will convene next Mon
day morning at 9 O'Clock.
Bicycles for sale and rent, Ladies and
Gents; at Klinefelter's. 8-5-tf
J. F. Slack resumed work at the West
ern Union Office this week.
A lady roomer wanted. Inquire at
Press office. .8-26-tf
Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Dobson
moved to Park River this week.
Wanted good girl at once, good
wages. Inquire of ANGLES the Jeweler.
Billy Heiser has his old place back at
the Willard house.
The Rushford wagon of "Good timber
and bone dry. Sold by Geo. Drenkel.
A. w. Link has a position as engineer
~ %1,o Cl,le%1-o D@Ila. NEIL.
Mrs. DR.. T. F. Cooke arrived Thurs
day evening on delayed No. 1.
James Henderson brought in three
carloads of eastern cattle the first of the
week.
Remember you can secure the only
genuine Lehigh coal from the Con-
solidated Coal Co. o-23-tf
Mrs. Harry Rowe went to Minnea-
polls Thursday night to spend two
months.
Good brush hand wanted at once. See
c. E. Dickinson, painter, Dickinson, N
D. Io-7-2t
Mrs. M. Lally, who was very sick a
week ago, is reported as quite a little
better.
v The rain and mud made business for
Carroll Brothers hack carrying to and
from the train on Thursday.
The Calumet is a pure healthful bak.
ing powder and very moderate in price,
Try it. Sold at Drenkels. 9-o-ti
Mrs. John Dodd and Miss Stella Aud
have gone to Spokane, Mr.. Dodd having
moved from Anaconda to this place.
Everything made of iron is advancing
in price, but we can put in furnaces as
cheaply as ever. McCloy & Senour. SET
A number of our sheepmen are max.
ing arrangements to feed sheep the com
ing winter at the Twin City yards.
On Saturday last Mrs. M. Lenneville
gave a five o'clock tea to the Sunda,
school class her daughter Esther used t.
teach.
The increasing demand for the Rush
ford indicates the wagon to buy. All 0
good timber and bone dry. Prices rea
sonable. Sold by GEO. DRENKEL. 1917
The Lennevilles have as fine a potat
crop as can be found in North Dakota
some 400 bushels, some of the larges
weighing 81 pounds each.
The Taylor Camp No. 1878, M. w. A
will give a free dance at their hall O
Oct. II. Everybody requested to brin|
supper.
Call and see the new goods that Kline
felter has just received. Chairs, bed.
(iron and woody, carpets, shoes, tinware
notions and many other articles too nun
erous to mention. 8-26-t
/Mr. William Rozell and Miss Till
1Garvey, of Sentinel Butte, were marie
in Dickinson on the 18th, at the residenc
of Henry Rau, by Judge Campbell.
Repairing of all kinds on sewing M;
chimes, bicycles, gasoline and oil stove
ETC., done with dispatch at Klinefelter
in the old Messersmith feed building
Commissioner Geo. Lees farm bull
ing east Of Gladstone, two horses, or
stack of grain and some farm machinel
were burned last Friday. Fire su,
posed to have originated from careles
ness by smokers.
ALI White sold 10 beeves last wee
1897 lbs, at s4.85, cows at s3.75: D;
Manning, SO feeders, 1850 lbs, $500,
steers. I246 lbs, s4.85, % feeders, 1I61 lb
1850 feeders, 1854 lbs, 81, rs COW
1918 lbs, $3.50.