The Dickinson press., 1900-06-09
Saturday. June 9, 1900.

S0DP SOovoS3
Tarpaulins,
tents,
At McGIoy & Senours.
Fly nets at Drcnkels. 6-otf
Oranges and lemons at Sco6eld's. $40
Goldfish and salt salmon at -Sco6eld's.
W. c. Candee has gone east on a visit.
Creamery butter at Scofeld's. 3-Io-tf
Plenty of good potatoes at Drenkel's.
6-otf
All kinds of groceries at Drenkel's.
6-otf
John Clough left for the west on Tues
day.
Secondhand wagon for sale at Dren-
kels. 6-otf
A Hillard returned from Vermont on
Tuesday.
JIG. Lenneville now occupies his new
house.
R. Finger shipped a carload Of horses
east this week.
The Mccormick sickle grinder for sale
at Drenkels. 6-otf
The Parker hall has been wired for
electric lights.
For some new patterns in dinner sets,
call at Drenkel's. 6-o-tf
F. c. Angliss is building an addition to
his house.
Jack Lally has been sick with fever for
about two months.
Charles Ofet and Ole Christensen
were in town Friday.
The Barlow Minstrels went east Thurs
day in their special car.
Call at Sco6eld's and examine his new
stock of spring goods. $40 If
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. Defebach
Saturday, June 2, a daughter.
The village trustees will meet on June
II as a board of equalization.
Miss Carrie Messersmith went to
Medora Thursday to visit friends.
Get your moneys worth, and more, at
-Ffaskh & Granteer's closing out sale.
Mrs. D. S. L%ittlehales and children are
spending the summer at Brainerd.
Collections are due for the Ellis His.
tory, found at the Dakota State Bank.
Cash paid for all kinds O hides and furs
2-I7tf. KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER
Frank Lish has men e~xcavating on
Hannaford for his new tenament house
r. H. Johnson and John Courtney are
having their wool placed in the Dickin.
son warehouse.
Don't, forget Currie. & Co when ir
want of a tent, wagon cover, tarpaulir
or wool sacks.
Sco6eld has a fine line of silks, suit
able for shirt waists and dresses, at price:
lower thanh last year. 3-Io-t
c. A. Luck6eld, late station agent a
Gladstone, has accepted a position a!
operator at Billings.
Mrs. John F. Davis and son have gon'
to Hazen, Mercer county, to visit Mr.. ane
Mrs. Gideon Henderson.
Miss Anna Sims is teaching the schoo
in dist. No. 10 which Miss Maggie Con
molly gave up a short time ago.
We have just stocked up with notion!
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
4-7tf KLINEFELTER & EAcKER.
]. A. Currie went to Fargo Tuesda,
night and after the fire festival will go t
Minneapolis for a short vacation.
Sco6eld's line of Peerless underwea
is a "dream in Cambria and Muslin
To look at this line is to purchase. 4-28-4
Erie Simons died early Friday morn
ing Of typhoid fever. He was brought j,
from the Pennock ranch about a weel
ago.
Mrs. D. L. Genkinson and children, 9
Minocqua, Wis, and Miss Early Wood
of Milwaukee, are the guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. E. ]. Berry.
When looking for bargains see l.. A
Davis 25-per-cent discount table.
contains china, glass ware, pictures
c%rockery, etc. 5-5t
DIS. Littlehales attended the sessio
of the Odd Fellows at Jamestown thi
week and was appointed grand guardia
by Grand Master Packard.
Read Currie & Co.'S ad. Annu;
special sale on shoes, to clear stock
odd kinds and sizes. They all 60
much less than cost. $40
Miss Lou Pound Of Taylor is spendin
a few weeks in Dickinson. Her bus
ness partner, Miss Witham, was up for
day the first of the week.
&C. Young has been appointed int
prefer for Census Enumerator Burne,
Mr.. Young speaks six different Language
and is well qualified for the position.
A carload of secondhand goods ju
received, consisting of bedroom SET
iron beds, dressers, c%upboards; and
nice line Of second-ha bicycles, ar
bicycle repairs. Klinefelter & Eacke
5-l2-t
Mrs. Frank H. Gibbs has gone
Great Falls, Mont, to spend a mon
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. F. Dobsc
Her little daughter has gone out to Ant
llope creek to visit her sister Mrs. smi
pobson,