The Dickinson press., 1899-12-23
DR.. Davis has returned from Montana.

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]. X. Shipley has been holding his W
this week but he is not out of danger by
any a
Members of Co. K were to meet in
Parker's hall Friday to receive arms
and equipments.
Every person calling at Haskin &
Grantecr's store today Saturday and
making a purchase of 25cts or more will
be given a hemstitched initial handker-
cnlef. 12-23-1t
w. L. Richards was in Mandan the
first OF the week 70 sac 4 I,uncl, Of cattle.
He did not buy.
The Dickinson schools closed Friday
night and will not reopen until the End
Of January, a week from next Tuesday.
Call on Scofeld if o wish to pur-
chase useful gift. Hand bags, rugs,
table covers, napkins, handkerchiefs,
towels, etc. lc-16-t
The Gladstone Roller mills are send
ing out very handsome calendars this
year. The central figure is "a Study in
Fruit"
Just arrived, a large and complete line
of holiday goods at Baisch & Young's
pharmacy which will be sold at lowest
prices. 1870
B. eating of South Heart goes back
to Davenport, Ia, for a visit, it being
about IS years since he last saw the par
entail home.
Just a little late but still in time. A
very fine lot of solid gold iewelrv at
Candee's, don't fail to see its quality.
The bestprices the lowest. 1916 t
Judge Winchester was at Medora on
Monday to convene court as required by
law. No cases we're moved and the
judge returned in the evening.
A choice line ofneckties, both for Indies
and gentlemen. is displayed at the store
of Haskin & Granteer; also manv dc
sirable articles for Christmas gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Simpson returned
Tuesday from jamestown, whittier Mr..
Simpson had been to meet his wife on
her return from Cando.
Repairing Of all kinds on sewing ma
chimes, bicycles, gasoline and oil stoves,
ETC., done with dispatch at Klinefelter's
in the old Messersmith iced building.
C.S. Langdon and John Dobson re-
Gently returned from the Grand river
country, where they were hunting horses.
MIR. Dobson succeeded in finding eight
or ten of his horses.
Sterling silver souvenir spoons, nap
kin rings, child'scups fruit knives, child's
sets, pie knives, individual salts and pcp-
ers, berry spoons, cream ladies', etc. We
have the best in the market, prices right.
H. loft w. c. CANDEE,
The Northern Pacific is making ar
engagements for a double passenger train
service next season. The orders to the
officials are to have the power ready not
later than March 20.
]. B. Goldesberry Of Taylor has a fine
coal mine about three miles from town
which has produced about 1900 tons of
coal this year. The retail price in 'ray-
lor is S1.5o per ton.
F. l. Pink writes from Spokane that he
has a good position us head clerk in 4
Gents furnishing store. He sends best
regards to all Dickinson friends.
If you are looking for 4 beautiful Xmas
present, a gold ring, chain, bracelet, pin
charms, brooches, etc, see our stock be-
fore buying. A nice Christmas present
is a Geo. S. Parker Jointless Lucky
Curve fountain pen.
I2-I0-tf w. c, CANpEE.
Frontier Lodge l. O. o. F. had a very
interesting meeting last Tuesday even
ing. There will be work in the second
degree at the next meeting, a full at
tendance is desired.
H. A. Davis & Co., druggists, have the
finest line of holiday goods ever shown in
the city. They have added a line of
books, and will aim to carry a first-class
book stock. Anything wanted IN the
book line, and not in stock, they will
gladly rder. l2-o-tf
Married, by Rev U. G. Rich, Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 20, at the residence of
Guy DeFrance, Mr.. Paul A. Horn and
Mrs. Mary ]. Meter, both Of Antelope.
This has been another fine week for
the workmen On the bank building
The masons hope to finish the outside
work today. The carpenters we're lay
ing the ceiling joists for the second floor
on Thursday.
Come in and see our large and COM
plete line of perfumes. Sixty of the
most famous oders of French, English
and American manufactures.
1870 BAISCH q YOUNG.
commissioner and Mrs. w. H. Walton's
daughters, Miss Irene and Miss Flora,
who are attending school at St. Johns
academy, jamestown, are expected home
today, to spend their holiday vacation.
w w. Phipps, who bought Mrs. lsa-
bella Cooks ranch and stock last fall,
was in for supplies on Wednesday. Mr..
Phipps is getting along finely and is we'll
pleased with his new location. He came
from Minnesota,
Last F~ridayevening the following were
elected to officer for Columbian Chap
ter No. II, Royal Arch Masons: r. Fl.
Johnson, H. P; Geo. Senour, King; John
Riessbeck, Scribe; Daniel Manning,
Treasurer; A. P. Folsom, Secretary.
Justice Folsom disposed of Earl Jack
sons case on Wednesday, imposing a
fine of 500 for assault. Eva Beck made
the complaint. Deputy Sheriff Craig
made the arrest. Jackson is in Jail but
it is understood that he is trying to ar
range for money with which to pay his
fine.
People who are sending away express
packages should make it a point to get
round early in the day with their pack
ages, which will insure their bundles 60
ing out the same day and the very best
service. Agent Goodhue and his force
will do the best they can for the patrons
of their office but it is absolutely necess-
airy that they have packages in as early
in the day as possible.
F. Schlapman, n of Stark %county's
prosperous farmers, had his wheat badly
hailed out last summer, so much so that
his average yield per acre was only four
bushels. However, he threshed out some
1900 bushels and has a fine lot of wheat
straw on which to iced his large herd of
cattle through the winter. Last spring
Mr.. S%chlapman raised 10 calves and he
sold them in the fall at SIS per head.
Joe Pulish was arrested the first of the
week on complaint OF Mrs. Holley for
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