The Dickinson press., 1899-07-22
Glass fruit jars at Linsley's. If
Nickel Alarm clocks at Candee's. Jig

Nickel Alarm clocks at Candee's. 7-Il
Mary Mckinley was up from Mandar
this week.
A new supply of Mccormick Mower.
at DrenkelIs.
Two bargains offered by Currie & Co
for next week.
Mrs. Fred L%eonberger Of Mandan is ;
guest in town.
Marian Howe has gone 10 Mandan tt
visit Ida Hickman.
"White Spray another car of tina,
very fine -four at Drenkel's. III
The Springvale school report shows
large balance on hand-sIo65,78.
Angliss the Jeweler reports quite a rusf
of watch work these days. 7-22-l'
Oats 4oc. per bushel and corr mea
SI.25 per 100 lbs. at Messersmith's. II!
d. b. Zimmerman came in last Sat
urday with another trainload of western
cattle.
We have one good secondhand Elgir
watch. This is a bargain, call early.
7-I5 W. c. CANDEE.
Miss Daisy Fowler went to Anacond;
this week to visit her sister, Mrs. Llovc
Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c F. Allen visited Man
dan and Bismarck two days the first o
this week.
Rev. J. P. Lytton went out with Col
White on Monday to the w S ranch 10,
a vacation.
You cannot make a mistake by havin!
your eyes tested and fitted by Anglis'
the Optician. 7-22-It
David Roberts, Otto Dosskey and p. i
Prior, Van Norden street residents, ar,
painting their houses.
Peter Wagner of Richardton said OF
Monday that his wheat was all heade,
out and in a most promising condition
S. P. Lowery was in from the rancl
this week and bought ITO head of 2 an,
3-year-old steers of D. B. Simmermar
Frank Killer and c. Albrecht came ii
from the Cannon Ball country last Sat
urday. They have been shearing sheep
F. E. Morgan's sheep have given hin
good returns the past year. He was a
mong those who got II cents per pount
for wool.
Arthur Tollefson has resigned his pc
sition at the store Of A. T. Crowl & &c
and gone to Taylor to work for Leutz &
Mcclure.
If you want to-buy Or sell a COW, calf
horse, wagon, harness or farming tools
call on w. NJ. Klinefelter, at stone stor,
on Clough St. Alt
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Manning came il
from their ranch outing on Sunday
They were six days on the way home ow
ing to the high water. ,
Billy Knapp has returned from tn
w S ranch where he has been engaged
in doing an extensive mason job on tn
White ranch residence.
Dan Bryan was up from Taylor Mon
day looking for laborers for the bayfield,
He found that the ranchers had bee
picking the idle men for the hay season
and it was with difficulty that he coul,
find anyone.
During the week a car was loaded a
the brick works here for Dinnie Bros. G
Grand Forks. The car contained fv
thousand fire brick, five tons of fire ella
and the balance was made up of selec
facing brick.
The Sco6eld camping party, com
prising besides the Scoield family, thei
guest Miss Van Troll, Miss Spears, Mr.
McCloy and Harold and Messrs. Senou
and Langley, left for the Langley ranc
Monday. They will be away a week G
two.
Dan Manning sold a carload of III
broken horses the past spring at $50. pc
head. He could sell another carload OF
of his bunch, but in view of the furthe
advance in the price of horses thinks the
he had as soon hold off until anothe
year.
New goods just received: solid gol
sticc pins, very pretty. Solid gold an
sterling silver chain bracelets, rich ant
beautiful. A fine lot of belt and cola
clasps, they are beauties, call and Sc
them. w. c. Candee, Linsley's corne
store. II!
Charles E. Gregory of Fargo has bee
in Dickinson this week and has concluc
ed to open a law office here. Mr., Greg
DRY has a good reputation as an attorne,
and he was for a number of years stat
senator from Ward county, When Orig!
by's Rough Riders were organized las
year MIR. Gregory was commissions
captain of troop G, the same troop i
which Lieut.. Burkholder and Serg. SimI
son served.
Our baby has been continually troub
ed With collie and cholera infantum sine
bis birth, and all that we could do for hi,
Ibid not seem to give more than Temporal
1reliet, until we tried Chamberlain's Coli
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sine
giving that remedy he has not bee
troubled. We want to give you this test
monial as an evidence of our gratitud
not that you need it to advertise 20,
meritorious remedy. G. M. Law, Ke'
kuk, Iowa. For sale by J. J. Freema
and Davis & Co.
lfhe "Maidens Auxiliary" will give
benefit dance at the opera house on tn
18th of July, the proceeds to go towar
buying uniforms. The ball will ope
with a cake walk at $3.50. Ice cream an
c,Lo ,v;Il Lo car,,od in tho hal1 Ticke