The Dickinson press., 1899-07-01

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EVERY family should have a bottle.
Manufacturedsa.by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
Our. people received letters this week
from the Dickinson, Klondike colony.
G. G. Candee Of Minnesota vas visit
ing his brother, w. {. Candee, on Friday.
P. c. Remington, the Bismarck drug
gist, had business in Dickinson this
week.
August Johnson says his cattle are just
doing fine. He will have some early
beeves.
A heavy rain is reported at Richard
ton on Monday. There was a good
shower here.
Robert Mel is running a second hand
store in Dawson City, and the::indications
are that he will do fully as big a busi-
pess as those who are seeking gold from
fthc depths of the earth.
This is good news. Foreman Little
hales writes that he is getting along fine
ly, expects to be up Sunday and will be
home not later than July ?.
Twenty or twenty-five loads of wool
were brought in Friday. At one time IL
loads were crowded up by the wool
warehouse. Ten or II sacks-weighing
nearly 800 pounds each-make a load.
The Northern Pacific will sell round
trip tickets at rates of one fare and Il fifth
for a distance of 100 miles from Dickin-
= son on the grid and +th of July, good re-
turning until July 9Th.
J. F. Treat spent the week in Dickin-
son and wrote a number of good policies
for the Germania. People who study
life insurance plans discover that the
Germania issues as good a policy as the
best.
Bertha Yeakel writes from Newberry,
Pa. that the family is very pleasantly
situated at that place and would not care
to return to North Dakota. The Yea
kels made a considerable amount of money
in the sheep business in this county and
they are evidently ina position to enjoy it.
Madam lsador the noted palmist will
arrive in Dickinson to-day and remain a
few days. For a complete life reading
call at ST. Charles parlor. She tells all
about travels, marriage, accidents, tai
ents, divorce, disease, inheritance, etc.
wish to call the attention of the pub
lie to my large and varied stock OF fruits,
confectionery, nuts, tobaccos and cigars.
My fireworks, ballons etc. are all strictly
new and up to date, having carried moth
ing in this line over from last year. On
the Fourth of July l Ill lfurnish you with
cooling drinks of all kinds, ice cream and
cake, strawberries and cream Thanking
you for past patronage, ! hope to con-
tinue serving you in the future. Do not
forget the place; cornoT store, opposite
the, bank. M1Lr LlNsLEY 1t
Married, by Rev. U. G. Rich, Wednes-
day AFTERNOON. June "a, at the home of
the brides parents at Eland, Mr.. Harry
L. Sibley and Miss Sadie J. Kerr. The
ceremony was performed in the presence
of relatives and near friends. Mr.. Sibley
is a stockgrower, having a fine ranch in
the vicinity of New England. The Press
joins with their many friends in extend
ing congratulations.
Mrs. l.. A. Simpson has retired from
the Haskin 4 Simpson store, selling to
her partner. Mrs. Simpson found the
business good, returning a fair profit, but
her health would not permit Of continu-
ing as an active member of the firm.
Archie Granteer has arranged to assume
a half interest and the firm name
will be Haskin & Granteer. Archie is a
splendid young man and the people of
Dickinson and vicinity will be pleased
to learn that he has engaged in business
here.
Our Motto: "Not how cheap but how
good" We do not mean by this that
we,have the exclusive right to sell good
goods, or that To- n else can buy good
goods. W. mean that we handle only
reliable articles in our line. We are not
SO ignorant or egotistic as to think that
there are no other who can repair watches
and jewelry, or ever do fairly good Opt.
cal work; we simply guarantee a!ttofour
work and if we cannot give satisfaction
refund the price, Respectfully,
Z" w, e, CANDEE,
n Matchmaker and RefractIonist,
The Dickinson Fire & Press Brick
Works are now burning a kiln OF 10000
bricks and will very soon have large
quantities of brick on hand, sufficient to
fill all orders. The first down draft kiln
now completed-took 10000 brick. So
it has kept the works very busy this
spring making brick for their own use
and filling ~ small orders; but i'll the
future there will be brick for all de-
mands: The capacity of the plant is
10000 bricks per day; and IS men are
employed to do the work.
DR.. Geo. A. Perkins of Dickinson and
Miss Minnie F. McDowM of Minneapo.
lis were married inhe Flour City on
Wednesday, Ju3< %. DIR. and Mrs.
Perkins are expected to arrive in Dick
i4son the last of July and viii! commences
housekeeping In the Ray house on Sims
street, where they will be at home to their
friends on and after the 18TH of August.
The doctor has built up an enviable
Epractice since locating in Dickinson,
Iabout a year ago, and his many friends
will be pleased to learn that he has taken
a helr.mate and a most estimable lady,
Dan Rurk holders business is rapidly
increasing and during the past week he