The Dickinson press., 1899-04-29
Remnants of wall paper 5 cts. per roll

OF are VlSltlnR IN DICKINSON.
Angliss the optician does perfect work
20 to him and no other. 1t
Go to Clyde CampbelIs for your next
smoking and chewing tobacco. 4-Stf
Miss Mary Stewart went to Spokane the
first of the week to visit Mrs. H. F.
Beckett.
The highest cash price paid for hides,
pelts and furs. E. F. MEssEsM1rH:
4-17-tf'
"They are so neat, rich, pretty, elegant,
perfectly lovely" etc. Those new set
rings at Candee's. 4-26
Ed. Current loaded lumber this week
for his Cannon Ball ranch with which to
erect Landing sheds.
Geo. and Smith Dobson, who left on the
2Ist for Alaska, expected to be joined by
H. F. Beckett at Spokane.
The ladies' aid society, will meet with
Mrs. H. c. Christensen next Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock.
The Custer Trail horse roundup which
was to have started On April II has been
postponed until May end.
P. Mckinley is having six new rooms
added to his Dickinson boarding house.
F. Cunningham is in charge of the
work.
People say Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
when all other preparations fail to do any
good, and you run NJ risk in giving it q
fair trial.
Commissioner E. E. Mikkelson was
down from Billings county this week
Mr.. Mikkelson is also postmaster at the
town named after him.
If you want to buy or sell a COW, calf
horse, wagon, harness or farming tools
call on w. NJ. Klinefelter, at stone store
west of Clough St. livery barn. Alt
MIR. and Mrs. N. A. Trenholme occup,
the Calkins. house on Van Norden street
MIR. Trenholme, late Of Bismarck, is with
the Mandan Mercantile Co. at this place
The Royal Baking Powder is the
greatest of the modern time helps to per
feet cooking and every receipt requiring
raising ingredient sould embody it.
E. S. Clough was in from New Eng
land on Monday. He loaded back witt
barbed wire for H. w. Smith the New
England merchant who is laying in
carload lot.
M. Sutherland recently brought in an
other Minnesota shipment of cattle-fou
cars. They were carefully selected ant
will be placed on MIR. Sutherland's rancl
in the Bad Lands.
The Mandan Mercantile Co.'S ney
building helps out on the west side o
town the same as the Walton & Davi
building on the east side. Both are
credit to Dickinson.
What would be the groccr's interest il
trying to sell you some other brand o
baking powder for Royal? Because i
costs him less. If it costs less is it no
cheaper made and inferior?
On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week l will make cabine
photographs, at the Osborn gallery, a
the following low prices: Gloss 81 pc
doz.; Platina s.. M. CHRISTIAN.
I. L. Brown has one of the latest mode
cash registers. 1t keeps an accurate &C
count of the sales made by each person
in the store, shows amount paid IN &C
count, amount of cash or amount charged
The Methodist appointments for tn
coming year in which Dickinson peopl
are particularly interested are: Rev. {
L Morehouse, Darcy; Rev. J. l.. Sizel
reappointed to Lisbon; Rev. F. c. John
ston, Leeds (near Devils Lake., DAME
Halfpenny, Rolla; Rev. W. c. L. Corre]
re-appointed to Mandan. Dickinson i
to be supplied by Rev. A. NJ Wiley VIII
comes from some eastern state.
Assessor O. E. Vinnedge came in from
Green river Monday and stated tina
since the Powers bridge went out he ha'
no means of crossing the river to hi
farm where he is to seed $40 acres. H
could cross the Heart at Dickinson an
60 around by Gladstone, but as thi
would be a great distance of extra. trave
he preferred to wait a day or two whe
the water would probably go down.
At a business meeting held the pas
week Rev. J. P. Lytton was re-appointe
rector of st. Johns mission for the comm
year, ending June 1, 1900. The followin
Bishops committee was appointed: J.,
Freeman, warden; ]. G. Campbell, secrt
tary; E. L. Sco6led% treasurer; J. H. Fiele
Mrs. Alfred White, Mrs. A. billiard an
Mrs. Ed. Dodd. Mrs. Scofeid was az
pointed to take charge of the Sunda
school.
Rev. c. L. Morehouse returned HON
from Bismarck on Monday and will pac
up and leave for his new field at Daze
at once. Mr.. Morehouse has been yer
acceptable t this charge and he is d.
, serving a field where a much bette
, salary is paid. We hope he has bee
assigned to such a charge. Before er
tering the ministry a little over a year ag
! Mr.. Morehouse was holding a good pos
5 ton as station agent in this state and b
has since been offered a station whic
pays a salary of 500 per month.