The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20

Go to Clyde Campbell's for your fine
chocolates. 4-8tf
Oliver Whaley represented the A. o.
U. w. at Fargo this week.
Don't miss it! Currie & Co.'S special
3 days sale May q. % and "a.
Go to Clyde Campbell's for your next
smoking and chewing tobacco. 4-8tf
Currie & Co. are going to surprise you
MAY u, % and "a; don't fail to be on the
lookout.
10 per cent discount on the celebrated
Hamilton Brown shoes. Ladies, gents
and childrea's at Freeman's. 5-7o-tt
The weather has been rather cool the
past week and there was rain on Sunday
and Monday.
Freeman has a fe mackintoshes,
ladies', gents'e and misses, which he is
closing out at cost for cash. 5-2o-tf
G. H. Parker, manager of the Parker
Bros. cattle ranch in Billings county, was
in Dickinson Friday.
Prof. M. A. Brannan was in town on
Monday to take a look at the Dickinson
Fire and Press Brick Works.
The Dickinson Hose Co. are figuring
on sending a running team to the tourna-
ment in Wahpeton next month.
Freeman gives no premiums; he gives
you the 10 per cent in cash; you can buy
your own premiums. 5-2otf
Wanted-to buy young shoats; prefer
Yorkshires. Albert Barden, at Dickin.
son Brick Works. 2I
Miss Murn is at Taylor for a few days,
selling millinery at the residence of Mrs
Jennings.
Road Supervisor Stewart went out to
Antelope creek on Wednesday to repair
the bridge on the New England road.
Chase & Frye brought in a ~trainloac
of Minnesota cattle the first of the week
for their ranch northwest Of Dickinson.
You know what that tired feeling is ane
you may know what will cure it BY Civ
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla a fair trial.
D. Berg, wife and daughter, Of Lenox
So. Oak, are visiting for a day or tw,
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. Van der Las.
want an all round woman cook a
once; good wages.
I. H. Ryan, Little Gem Restaurant,
5-2o-It Dickinson, N. d
. VIM. Whinn wintered 1870 cattle tn,
past winter and up to the present tim'
his losses are but i head, n of which
was killed by wolves.
Will Clark returned the first Of the
week from Canada where he disposed
of two carloads of horses that he had pur
chased of the Converse Cattle Co.
lanes d. Henderson has traded hi
Antelope ranch for Jerry Dryers resi-
dence property. Mr.. and Mrs. Drye
moved out t. the ranch this week.
Mrs. C.. G. Simpson arrived a few day
since from the east to spend the summe
in Dickinson, Mr.. Simpson having a Cat
tie ranch in the vicinity of Dickinson.
On Wednesday Prof. Clemmer turned
over the United States weather burea,
instruments of this place to F, c. Anglis
who has been appointed local observer.
Pierre Wibaux sailed from, Europ'
early in the month and is expected a
Wibaux soon. Mrs. Wibaux, it is under
stood, remains at Robaux, France, wher
their son is being educated.
shearing will commence late thi
season, owing to the continued COG
weather. The indications are that it will
be nearly the first of June before tn
work is fairly begun.
The stone pavement on Sim
street laid north past the residences @
DR.. Stickney and Commissioner Walto
is likely to be extended on to the north
west corner of Banker billiards res
dence.
Commissioner Deiball; 1t is goo
weather for wheat. think the acreag
in Farmers Valley is IS per cent create
!; this year than last, which is probably tn
case throughout Stark and Morton coun
ties.
!. Agent ]. w. Van der Las Is in receip
Of a letter from F. W. Wilsey, Stain
that A. w. Parker will be in Dickinso
some day soon with fifteen or more low
sales solicitors. Our people should tur
in and give these gentlemen a heart
> welcome.
E. H. Brewster of Wibaux recent
+ purchased 6 head Of thoroughbred Here
ford cattle, lately the herd of w. Hig
gins of Rancher, Mont. The cattle ar
registered with the Hereford Associatio
of the United States and Canada, and ar
!, of the purest Hereford blood known.
Sebastian Shroop vas one of the ne
. arrivals in South Dickinson the past weel
He is a German and had resided i
Canada for nine years. He has relative
here, and is only one of hundreds VIII
are now taking up their residence j
Stark county, y
; The Mandan paper. say that Mis-
Adela Hanley, at a spelling match give
spelled the whole town down and recei,
8 ed as a prize one of Kipling's volume
Miss Hanley is a graduate Of the DickiI
son high school.
The Very Rev. c. Augustinski F,
Veseleyville, Walsh Co., N. D., arrive
r here last Monday evening. the guest {
Rev. Father Claude, o. S. b. The Ver
Rev. Father is a Bohemian and come
to give a three-day Mission for the B,
a hemians northwest of town. 1t is 7 yea
ince he was here last.
D. l. Bailey has sold his residene
and a part Of the furnishings to P;
Welch Of bismarck, WHO takes posse
K sion in abouta mpnth. In the fall M
Bailey will move to California, whel
! be has a l2.acre orange and olive qrchal
IL miles out from sacramento. tt
a orchard was selected for Mr., Bale
by friends living in California and wi
c yield its f'rst eIoP IN 1890: M. bai'e :
e u years, formerly lived in Californ
and knows definitely the capabiliti.
!, of the country to which he is about