The Dickinson press., 1899-11-25
The Parker meat market has a very

Thursday night by being thrown IRON
his carriage
Go to Suits new market for the finest
sausage in town made by an experienced
sausage maker. I1-25-tt
The Catholic fair WAS generously
patronized this week. The ladies made
q most creditable display.
3. F. Deeken Of Taylor has had a
l:r.r.e r':r CT :H-.s!.ing fo: Ms m:ne!,;ac
this year and it will take him about an
other week 70 t:n;s', up.
We have Il fine lot of wood and iron
beds, springs and mattresses, both new
and second hand. Call and see them at
the Messersmith building. I1-I8-tf
S. D. Gregg of Gladstone raised this
year 1900 bushels of oats, 1900 bushels Of
wheat and 400 Of barley. He is holding
a thousand bushels OF wheat for higher
prices.
H. Curliss returned this week to his
ranch neal the South Dakota line. It
the weather continues good Mr.. Curliss
will make another trip during the ON
ing month.
Manager w. p. Brannon states that he
believes he will be able to burn one kiln
of brick in December. His company
has already burned a million and I half
OF brick this season.
Commissioner Mcclure and his bust
ness partner, Herman Lcut7, and Arthur
Tollcfson who clerks in their store, were
up from Taylor on Sunday. Commission
err Lee was also up from Gladstone.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Works have m order for 10000 red fac
ing brick for Butte, Montana, parties.
They also have an order for a car of fire
brick from Grand Forks parties.
BARGAlNS!-See Currie 4 Cos ad.
this week. Currie was in the Twin Cities
last week and picked up SOME bargains
and you get the benefit, be sure and look
them over; it will pay you. lI-25-It
MI. Lothrop, ST., was in Dickinson a
short time since en- route to Tacoma to
spend the winter with his son Luther,
Since leaving Dickinson last summer,
Mr.. Lothrop had visited in Maine and
his son in Minneapolis who is night ed
itor of the Tribune.
Errors of rcfraction are purely ma
chanical, and can be corrected by pro-
perly ground lenses. We test your eyes,
grind your glasses and fit frames all
while you wait. w. c. CANDEE,
II-4-tf Refractionist
miss Lois D. Pound of Taylor has re-
turned from an extended visit in Iowa,
During her %sojourn in Iowa, Miss Pound
studied the latest styles of d~ressmakine
and did trimming in a leading millinery
store in Marble Rock.
St. Johns Episcopal guild will NEE,
with Mrs. Lawrence Tuesday Nov. 18th
from 2 to 5 p. m. Every member and
all interested in the church work are
cordially invited to be present.
MRS. BURNETT,
Secretary
Call at the Mcssersmith building and
see the snaps in second hand carpets
notions and tinware, also beds, wooden
iron and folding, sideboards, drcssers
commodes and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Rev. John G. Dingle, pastor Of the M.
E. church, Pembina, N. D., arrived ir
Dickinson on Wednesday and left the
following morning for Oakdale to visi,
the Spurbers and enjoy a hunt in the
Bad Lands.
I Geo. G. Candee who has been granted
~telephone franchise for this place, is {
brother of w. C. Candee. He now lives
in Minnesota but will move to Dickinson
in the near future and commence oper
atio1s on his telephone service.
General Supt. Kimberly of the North.
ern Pacific and the division superintend
ents of the road were returning Tuesday
morning from a trip west. Mr.. Kin1berl,
was interviewed at Dickinson with refer
ence to electric light matters. The mat
ter will be taken up with the comRan,
later in a more definite form.
John G. Webster of Grand Forks
special agent for the New York Under
writers Fire Insurance Co., visited thu
company's agency in Dickinson on Wed
nesday. The Underwriters is a yer,
strong company, having over clever
million of assets. The local agency is a
the PRESS office.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Bricl
Works have about completed arrange
ments for the necessary machinery 70
a hrst-class mud brick plant, to be oper
atcd at this place another year in con
n%ection with their pressed brick plant
1 MS Will DC OF great value TO Dlcklnsor
as it will enable the people to get a goo
common brick at reasonable figures
which will naturally result in the erec
ton of a better class of buildings tina;
has heretofore been erected.
We are glad to see our citizens patron
ize home industry. Our optical trad
has increased materially since we hav
been doing our own lens grinding. !
you brake one of your glasses we can re
place it in a few minutes; we guarante
all Of our work; your patronage is re
specially solicited. w. c. CANDEE,
o a. If Refracting Opticiar
The Clio Rca ing Circle will NEE
Friday, Dec. 1, with Mrs. Ayers.