The Dickinson press., 1899-11-18

Mrs. Ed. Current has been engaged as
dressmaker for the Haskin & Grantier
store until after Christmas.
L. Christensen returned the first OF
this week from Chicago. His sheep sold
at $500, 81 and s4.Io per cwt.
$3.50 buys a barrel of apples at A. T.
Crowl 4 Cos. I1-l1-tf
c. L. Hoyt of Mandan was in Dickin-
son this week On business connected
with the Knights f Py.hias o.d,r.
A sure way to keep your house warm
is to buy the Consolidated Coal Cos Le-
high coal; it is always the best. .o-23-tf
The brick work for the new Bricn
building is up for the first story and the
joice for the second floor is to be laid tc-
day.
Lieut.. Osborn has been doing a large
amount of work on his photograph gal
lery the last few weeks and is just get
ting it in fine shape.
Mcsdames Freshman, Tingle, Gcodlue
and Ball attended a party last Saturday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. A. L.
Nichols in Mandan.
Che people of Dickinson are showing
their faith in the town to the extent al
already subscribed nearly $4,000
for an electric light plant.
We have a fine lot of wood and iron
beds, springs and mattresses, both new
and second hand. Call and see them at
the Messersmith building. II-l8-tf
Mandan has a new band leader, L. w.
Everson, and the Pioneer says that an
effort is being made to rcjuvenate the
band and make it an effective organiza-
ton.
Rev. ]. P. Lytton left Thursday for St.
Louis. He has arranged to take a
church in Florida for the winter and
hopes to return to North Dakota next
spring.
Miss Lillian Cobb of New England
who has been dangerously sick for sev
eral weeks is improving, but it will be
some time before she fully regains her
strength.
Assistant U. S. District Attorney Allen
of Bismarck was in Dickinson last Sat
urday to settle a claim which A.. r.
Stewart had against the government for
team hire.
M. Kirby, who came up from South
Dakota last season, was in Dickinson
last Saturday. His sons have a cattle
ranch south of Dickinson, and the eldest
son, ]. A. Kirby, is foreman at the U-U
ranch.
An order by telephone or mail will in.
sure prompt delivery of the best Lehigh
coal-all screened and dry. Phone a,
Kihm's and depot.
CONSOLIDATED COAL Co., Lehigh
Henry J. Schultz was elected to the
office of county commissioner from the
first commissioner district of Billings
county on the 9TH. Mr.. Schultz is a good
business man and will certainly make a
good county official.
Call and see the new goods that Kline
felter has just received. Chairs, beds,
(iron and woody, carpets, shoes, tinware,
notions and many other articles too num-
erous to mention. Scott
DIRT was first broken for the new bank
Tuesday afternoon. Work is being push.
ed as rapidly as possible and if the good
weather continues the bank building will
be ready for occupancy by the first Of
February. Brannon Bros of this place
have the contract to furnish the brick.
Errors of refraction are purely ma
chanical, and can be corrected by pro:
perly ground lenses. We test you eyes
grind your glasses and fit frames al
while you wait. w. c. CANDEE,
11-47f Refractionist
Married, at the parlors of the St.
Charles, Wednesday, November IS, by
Rev. U. G. Rich, Mr.. Christian Oihus
and Miss Alga Christensen, of Belfeld
N. d. Mr.. and Mrs. Oihus have many
friends in Belfeld who join with us in ex
tending congratulations.
Call at the Mcssersmith building ane
see the snaps in second hand carpets
notions and tinware, also beds, wooden
iron and folding, sideboards, dressers
commodes and many other articles toe
numerous to mention.
Did it never strike you that a pair O.
gold spcctacles fitted by ANGLIss THE
oPTIcIAN, would be a very nice and use
full Christmas present to your mother o.
father if they use glasses. Perfectly fit
ting frames and the best of lenses is wha
We use. Don't forget the name.
ANGL1ss the Optician at Freeman's.
The Clio club will meet with Mrs
Ayers on Wednesday afternoon Nov. u
1890. Programme
Roll call; quotations from Browning.
2 History Lesson, chapters 7 and s.
3 Duet selected. Mrs. Crawford ant
Mrs. Wiley.
4 Paper upon Russian Amvsements
Mrs. Scofeld.
$ Russian poem. Mrs. Perkins.
W. are glad to see our citizens patron
ize home industry. Our optical trad
has increased materially since we hav
been doing our own lens grinding.
you brake n of your glasses we can re
place it in a few minutes; we guarantc
all of our work; your patronage is re
specially solicited. w. c. CANDEE,
TO- IA If RefraCting Optlciar
Dan B%urkholder has bought the build
ing which he has occupied the past 81
months and is having the same place
IN the re,r If I,cL T eonheroer'c lo+ far