The Dickinson press., 1899-04-08
Try a can Of Veal Loaf 2sc. at Parker'..

at Richardton.
w. c. Candee is to occupy the Barber
house on Sims street.
Henry Rau is slowly recovering from
a serious illness Of the grip.
If your eyes trouble you, call on w. c.
CANDEE, REFRAcr1oN1sr. 4-r-tf
Mrs. Elizabeth Roquette was visiting
her sons in Dickinson the first of the
week.
In this issue of the Press R. S. Brook
ings has an advertisement of interest to
horsemen.
c. c. Gordon Of Antelope, n of the
Urey administrators, was in Dickinson
GU Monday.
We are with you once more, better
than ever prepared to please in our line
4-I-tf w. C.. CANDEE'
If there is anything you want and don't
know where to get it, call on w. NJ.
Klinefelter at stone store, west Of Clough
St. livery barn. ;i3Ei 4-l-ti
The two:story building for the Man
dan Mercantile Co. is going up this week
1t is to be a very large building and will
be very handy when completed.
To whom it may, concern. The fur
mace and furniture in the Hanley house
belong t o the undersigned.
4-I-tf P. Mckinley.
Ifyou want perfect comfort with your
reading, have your eyes fitted by Angliss
Lenses made expressly i n each case. An
gliss, the optician, at Freeman,s. al
Ed. R. Bonney Of Antelope was in
Dickinson Monday and Tuesday on mat
tiers connected with the Carlson estate
of which Mr.. Bonney is administrator.
+ If you want to buy or sell a COW, calf
horse, wagon, harness or farming tools
| call on w. M. Klinefelter, at stone store
west of Clough St. livery barn. Att
If you want to buy or sell a stove, bed
chair, dishes or anything in the niture
line, call on w. M. Klinefelter, a. nc
store, west of the Clough St. livery ban
Alt
Brooks Goodall offers his house and
lot in Dickinson for sale-good house
nice location, with furnace and Windmill
100 foot front; cheap and OF easy terms
For particulars see J. X. Porter. 4-2-4
Logan Wolfe was down from Forsyth,
on Monday, making arrangements TO
the removal of his family during thu
coming week. Mr.. Wolfe has a goo'
job with the n. P.
Judge Campbcll's little son has bee'
dangerously ill this week with spina
meningitis Mr.. and Mrs. Lowery's littl'
daughter has also been seriously i'll will
the same disease. 1t is hoped that boil
will recover.
Harry Hagerman slipped from hi
caboose a short distance out from Mar
dan last week and broke one of tn
bones of his leg. He was able to retur
home and step from the train by tn
use of crutches.
During the past week Drs. Davis I
Perkins sewed up the hair-lip of a Gel
man baby only four days of age. TIL
friends came in to have the operatio
performed when the child was a day ole
but the doctors told them to wait awhil'
Billy Chaloner made a record for hin
self Tuesday night. He got into a fu.
with Frank Bentley and bit off his nos
Bentley and the severed member wei
taken to DR.. Davis, but the chances al
that Mr.. B. will have to 60 through lii
with half a nose. Chaloner has commi
ted a penitentiary %offense, but no ARE:
has been made, and it is understood tn:
the offender is not to be found.
1t should be recorded that the first re;
appearance of Spring was on April
The streets became very sloppy durin
the afternoon and high topped rubbe
boots were in considerable demand
During the night it turned colder, fro7
some and it did not thaw much on WEI
nesday the 9Th; but everything wa
afloat by Thursday afternoon, and it wi
be a wonder if some bridges do not 6
out before the 90 spring breakup is owe
Appointments with Angliss the Opt
clan at Freeman's Drug Store. If yol
sight is dim, uncertain and failing, sc
him at once. He is fully capable of tel
ing you whether it is case for a MI
or an optician. Perfect correction an
clear, easy sight positively assured. !
five months work, we have not had or
solitary case dissatisfied. This is a fac
; Call and we will give you all the refc
ences in town you want.
ANGLIss the Optician Jeweler.
l !. w. CURR1E was in ST. PAUL ar
MINNEAPOLIS LAST WEEK and pickle
up the finest line of PRINTS that has ev'
been shown in DICKINSON and if you wi
. call at "THE OLD CORNER STORE" ne!
: Monday you can see them. He all
picked up a bargain in colored tab
Damask, 2K yards in a piece, which thu
offer at 3Oc a yard, regular price IS ar
soc. per yard. Another bargain is a
inch Jacquard fine colors, at 2bc per y
f One lot of No. satin ribbon goes at II
per piece. Belts, Belt Buckles, Be;
Chains, Waist Sets, Stick Pins, Beau
Pins at / to &c each. A CORSET tn
will SURPRISE YOU at 75c. 4