The Dickinson press., 1899-08-05
Glass fruit jars at Linsley's.
Fruit jars, all sizes, at Dsenkers. ga
If you want house plants or cut flowers.
call at the store of A. T. Crowl & Co.
Mrs. Angliss is the owner Of a fine
Kingsbury piano which arrived last Tues

Mrs. Angliss is the owner Of a fine
Kingsbury piano which arrived last Tues
day.
Bicycles for sale and rent, Ladies and
Gents; at Klinefelter's. 8.5.tf
Henry F. Hill, one of the Billings coun-
ty teachers, attended institute at Man
dan this week.
Prof. Ciemmer sends regards to friends
and says that he is having a good in
in Mandan.
Mrs. Anna Hills and her sister Miss
Bertha Parker arrived Thursday evening
from the vest.
c. R. Bowen and family, of jamestown,
we're out to the w S ranch this week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Alt. White.
Register of Deeds Hatch recorded a
tree-claim patent this week for Ben Evans.
brother of Thomas Evans of Gladstone.
Don't have yonr eyes monkcyed with
but save trouble and money by seeing
Angliss the Optician about them. 8-s.lt
VIM. Wilson of Charter Oak, Iowa,
arrived Wednesday to represent Paris &
Co. through the cattle shipping season.
A. N. Jefferies fell on his front steps
the first of the week and received a sprain-
ed ankle that will be troublesome for a
few weeks.
Massacre & Simpson unloaded "a cars
of western cattle at the Eland stock yards
week. They will have 900 eastern
cattle in the first of next week.
, The "Royal Daughters Of SAM" aux
Hilary to Co. X, we're very successful with
dance last Friday evening. The
net proceeds were a little over $50.
Repairing of all kinds on sewing ma
chimes, bicycles, gasoline and oil stoves,
etc., done with dispatch at Klinefelter's
in the old Messersmith feed building.
Miss Mabel Folsom and Miss Frances
Rufnett have been visiting the past week,
in Mandan, the former with the Heck
mans and the latter with the Klinefel-
tiers.
Nr. and Mrs. c. E. Gregory came in
from the east Wednesday evening and
are stopping at the St. Charles until their
goods arrive, when they will
occupy the Ray residence.
James Converse arrived from the east
last Saturday and in company with his
attorney, L. A. Simpson, proceeded to
Medora to meet the Billings county com.
missioners on matters of tax assessment.
James Converse has 20 stock cars book
ed for the 18th; on the l2th DeAiebach &
Higgins have E cars and Ed. Current :
double deck cars. McCoul & Northrop
have 2 cars for the 5th and J. X. MoodyI I.
paul Jacobson writes the Mandan
Pioneer from Mosquito Creek, Alaska,
that all stories about gold discoveries on
Copper river are fakes. He speaks OF
seen many poor fellows the past
winter who died from scurvy and cold.
Mrs. DR.. Davis and guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Cunningham, visited Medora and
vicinity last week. Mrs. ]. w. Foley
accompanied them home, returning for
the dfnce by the "Royal Daughters OF
IMrf. Frances Holly, state agent for the
Of cruelty to animals, spent
week in Dickinson. Mrs. Holly
seemed to think that the people in gen.
eral were not SO evere to stock as had
been pictured.
, The 1-year-old Aberdeen Anguss bull
brought in from Iowa this week by A. c.
McGillivray, is considered by competent
judges to be the best animal of the kind
ever brought into the state. He weighs
1900 pounds and was purchased at a cost
of $500.
A horse fell with O. p. liner last week,
injuring his right foot badly. Mr.. liner
was brought to town for treatment. But
returned to his ranch during this week,
where he expects to be of assistance in
looking after matters, getting about by
the use of crutches.
Those Rushford wagons Of Drenkel's
have been going like hot cakes, and for
a few days orders could not be filled, but
another carload is on the way and there
will be no delay in the future in filling
orders. The Rushford is a great seller
and has merit over all. 8-5-2t
We are just in receipt of the wedding
announcement of Charles E. Gregory and
Miss Helen L. Drake, dated July 26, a,
Minneapolis. The card says, "at home
d1lCl oCPlCltlDCi 1871 OlChlIlSOu, ~. ~.
This is good news. Attorney and Mrs,
Gregory are welcomed to the town.
c. V. Shepler of Kansas City, presiden,
of the Little Gem Brand Book Co., was
in Dickinson this week. Mr.. Shepler's
people live in the vicinity of the Berry.
Boice Cattle Co. ranch in Kansas, where
A. J.. Streeter and family went last year,
and he says that they have the finest
ranch in the whole country.
Wednesday afternoon Governor Fan
cher received a telegram from Col, F. w,
Ames at San Francisco, In response to
his telegram asking him to see that the
North Dakota boys there received proper
care. Col. Ames wires: "North Dakota
boys at Preside all doing nicely. Viii
see that they get proper care and attent'
ion"
Bismarck Tribune: The North Dakota
regiment on the way home on the Grant
numbers $40 men. The deaths in the
regiment have been a few less than TWEEN
ty, about the same number OF the boy.
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