The Dickinson press., 1899-06-24
Machine oil at Drenkel's.

wagon.
Wallace Paddock has taken a position
at Greene's market.
Angli IS, the optician and jeweler re-
ports work in abundance.
Some Thomas Hay Leaders for sale a,
a bargin at Drenkel's. ga
VIM. Lehman has returned to Dickin'
son and taken his old position with Currie
& Co.
H. c. Quinion vas in valleyC City the
past week as a witness IND suit which
concerned H. Weston.
During the week, Brannon Bros. loaded
a car of fire brick which are to be used
east of here in a big sawmill.
Samuel Marvin was in from the
Schultz ranch on Monday looking for an
extra laborer to take out with him.
Those Candee watches are giving uni.
versal satisfaction. Come and take one
on a years trial. w. c. Candce. o-Ioti
w. P. Brannon has returned from his
eastern trip. He has his three sons
Marshall, Will and Raymond-with him
now:
N. Osenthal, a wool buyer represent
ing A. School & Co. of st. Louis, is max.
ing his headquarters at Dickinson for the
season.
Frank Greene, son of former Northern
Pacific division superintendent Greene
of this place, is visiting MIR. and Mrs. T
]. Greene.
The Taylor School District elected w
A. Mcclure director on Tuesday. d. 5
Bryan and b. T. Elkin are the othe'
members.
Monday, Chas. Conroy, manager of the
Mandan Mercantile Co. at this place
bought 1000 bushels of the Sadoskt
wheat at SIX cts. per bushel.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
Christian died Friday, June I6, at the age
of 3 months and rs days. Rev. U. G
Rich conducted the funeral services.
We have another batch of good SECOND
hand watches that we have taken from
railroad men in exchange for new ones
Call early. 6-Iotf w. c. CANDEE
ia. McGregor has given up his jot
with Lewis, Vidger & Co. as travelling
salesman and goes to Sentinel Butte tt
take charge of A. L. Martins sheer
ranches.
Daniel Cook is in from the P. H. Run
die ranch where he has been during tn
Landing season. Mr.. Cook has an in
iured back and will remain in Dickinson
for a short time.
Lost, S bill, Friday or Saturday of las
week in Dickinson; finder leave at thi
Office and receive reward.
Miss Josephine Gillespie,
Medora, N. Z
DR.. Geo. A. Perkins wept to Mime
apolis Wednesday night. He will b
absent a number of week4 In the meal
time the residence on the corner of Sim
and Billings streets is being fitted up i
fine shape for a new tenant
D. S. Bryan of Taylor has put in owe
200 acres of crop this season, doing al
the work himself. He had his land al
plowed last fall and packed with
Campbell packer. He has 40 acres q
wheat just ready to head out.
The late Mrs. Patrick Keogh, who die
on June 2, was<53 years of age and ha'
lived in Ssafk county for 10 years. TIL
f; funeral was conducted from St. Glen
mems church, June 5 at 10 o'clock am
by Rev. Father Ambrose of Glen Uller
T.. J. Farrell has taken possession of hi
Clough street livery stable, VIM. Tin
mons lease having expired, and is max
ing some needed repairs. Mr,-Farre.
intends to keep thu bssnm first elias
shape and to give hts patrons the yer
best of service.
The school election in Dickinson wa
very quiet. No tickets we're printe
and there did not seem to be any candi
dates. The count of the ballots gave thi
result: c. H. Pearl, 10 votes; ]. c.
Parker, 2 votes; P. A. NOR, 4 votes. Thi
is Mr.. PEARLS third consecutive electio
as school director in this district. H
has never sought the Office but the pee
pie look upon him as a safe man.
Willis Turner has been arrested>a at Nj
dora for stealing 900 sheep from a ranch
man by the name of McClellend Twin
in the vicinity of Bel6eld. The stor
goes that the sheep became scattered an
a portion of the band were driven int
the Bad Lands by Turner who wa
planning to shear the sheep and put
new paint mark on them. 1t is elaine
by Turner that he did this at the instig;
ton of another party.-Later. In justic
court Turner was given his freedom.
was seriously afflicted with a coug
for several years, and last fall had a moi
E severe cough than ever before. ! hav
used many remedies without r~eceivin
; much relief, and being recommended
try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough R,
: medy, by a friend, who, knowing me toh
, a poor widow, gave 1t to me, l tried j
, and with the most gratifying results. Til
first bottle relieved me very much an
the second bottle has absolutely cure
me. have not had as good health ft
. twenty years. Respectfully, Mrs. Mar
A. Beard, Clremore, Ark. For sale by
!. Freeman and Davis & Co.
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