The Dickinson press., 1899-07-29
Glass huh jars !. linsiey's.
Fruit jan. all sizes, ). Drenler.. Ga
Nickel Alarm clocks at Candies. pig

Anew supply Of Mccormick Mower,
at Drenkel's.
r. E. Fuller returned Monday t.
Hamilton, Oregon, to buy more stock
Miss Abbie Sheehan Of Fargo is the
guestof Miss Mary and Nellie Harrington
of Lehigh.
Harry Rowe announces that he pressed
100000 pounds Of WOOL at Dickinson
this year.
VIM. Wilson will act as solicitor 10,
Paris & Co. this season and will be in
Dickinson next week.
Madame lsadore left for Glendive thi.
week, visiting On the way at Medora and
| Wibaux.
F.S. Cunningham has given up car
penter work and has taken a position
with McCloy & Senour.
Rev. Charles E. Dobson will conduc,
Rev. J.P Lytton's morning services a,
St. Johns church on July goth.
Fred Griswold says that the wind storm
Of last Friday night did a good deal Of
damage at his place On the Cannon Ball
Ladies in need Of silk waist pattern.
should investigate A. T. crowl & CO..
special sale next week. 7-2o-It
Miss Gertrude Wood of Medora ha:
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A
Simpson the past week.
Bismarck Tribune: A carload Of
pressed brick came down from Dickinson
his afternoon for the Little building.
The Brooklyn. N. Y. Daily Eagle
Outing Party. 1899. Across the Continent"
went through in a special train on Thurs
day.
If you want to buy Or sell a COW, calf
horse, wagon, harness or farming tools
call on w. M. Klinefelter, at stone store
on Clough St. Att
Mrs. John Courtney returned home
Tuesday, accompanied by her moshe,
and sister. Mrs. Whaley and Miss Whaley
PAthman Bros. we're in town this week
and ordered a carload of brick from the
Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick Work.
for their yards at Richardton.
We have two good second hand watch
es that we have taken from railroad mer
in exchange for new ones They are
bargains. VIC. Candee. 7-7o-tt
]. r. Stewart is home from the hos
pital but has not fully recovered the US.
of his eye and he may have to return lat
er on for another operation.
A. B. Berry of Taylor has purchased
1900 sheep, mostly ewes. of w. A.. Liant
erman of Mandan. The band will b,
driven through to Mr.. Berry's ranch north
of Taylor.
In the Black Hills the cattlemen arr
fast being supplanted by the sheepmer
with their f1cks. Many cattlemen ar,
turning their attention to the sheep in
dustry.
Prof. c. H. Clemmer is to be assisted
in the Morton county training schoo
work by Prof. c. M. Lieb of MayvilIe
A Miss Clark of Minneapolis will hav,
charge of primary work.
N. B. Stith of Medora was in Dickinson
the first of the week for treatment for
collar bone which he had broken Will,
raking hay. The accident was caused b,
his horse getting frightened.
Our patrons will be relieved of tn,
trouble of waiting several days for thei
glasses and the liability Of mistakes in
filling prescriptions. Eyes tested and fit
ted free. w. c. Candee. h.3o-t
Non Sunday DR.. Davis was called to tn.
home of VIM. Carroll IS miles southwes'
Of the H T ranch to dress some bruise.
SUSTAINED by Mrs. Carroll in a runaway
The round trip of l6o miles was made ir
sc hours. Billy Chaloner drove.
Stock cattle transactions cantinue act
i've. One of the latest sales being abou
500 head of Canadian short horn stocker.
by E. M. Prouty & Co. Of St. Paul to ]
E. Phelan of Fargo, for delivery Angus
Ist. Consideration about tIl,ooo,oo.
Miss FayA. Pearl has been re.employ
ed for the fall term in school No. 2. thi
district. and Miss Sabra Saunders, To-
school No. $. Miss Mabel Folsom ha,
been elected to teach in school No. 4
1t is likely that these schools will open OF
Sept 4, the same date as the Dickinso,
| schools.
The Morton County Fair Associated
hey3 put P. J. Pelissier in charge Of thei
"Wild West" department; Mrs. H. D
Stevenson, formerly of Dickinson, ha.
charge of the Fine Arts" department
and Mrs. E. J. Leonberger has charge o
the "Woman's" department. The fai
opens Sept rs. continuing four days.
Around the Mandan Mercantile Co
yards has been a busy place this weel
and it will be more so from this time on
The masons have been laying the found
alton for the new grain elevator and mex
week a force of carpenters will be on til,
ground. All of this extra work does no
stop Charlie Conroy and his men from
setting up Deering machinery, wagon
and other things that the people wan,
Our baby has been continually troubl
ed with collie and cholera infantum sine
his birth, and all that we could do for hin
did not seem to give nor than temporar.
relief, until we tried Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Sine,