The Dickinson press., 1900-10-13
Hon. S. G. Gomstock Oct. rs.

A. T. Crowl & Co. claim this is the
greatest premium offer ' { made by
any responsible house. See ad I8-I3-tf
a. G. Christensen Of Bel6eld went to
Two Rivers, Wis, on Monday. He is in
poor health and is going to the home OF
his son who is a physician
Just received a very fine lot of box ap
Piles at Drenkel's store, and they are SELL
ing at reasonable prices. Delivered at
once to any part of the city. .o-22-tf
M. L. Connolly was in for lumber
again the first of the week and said that
the new home would be ready for occu-
pancy in about three weeks.
A shoe that will fit and wear-"The
Ladies' CAPITOL No better shoe made
for $500. Currie & Co. have the ex-
elusive sale of them. o-22-tf
The PRESS is in receipt of a copy Of
the Social Gospel from D. T. Hinckley. a
former resident of this county, but moth
ing to indicate Dams present address.
A large assortment Of crackers, cook,
ing pretzels, ETC., fresh from the Lilli-
bridge Bremuer works received every
few day at Drenkels. o-22-tf
A.. T. Crowl 4 Co. tell US the frames
they are giving away for SIS in cash trade
are worth from S2.5o to $500. Why o
secure one while they last. Io-13-tf
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Edick, of Bismarck,
arrived in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Mr.. Edick is to have charge of A. c. Nc
Giliivray's ranch at Indian Springs.
Fresh grapes, peaches, plums, pears
tine large potatoes. green tomatoes, pep
pers, sweet potatoes and other frui, and
vegetables, at Drenkel's. c-22-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Hill were in Dick
lnson Saturday to take Mrs. Harry
Hagerman and Eddie to their ranch, the
open A H A place, 40 miles northwest.
Dickinson ladies who want to vote for
county and state superintendent will
have to register. They will register the
same time as the men-Oct. % and 80.
M. H. Eaton, of Oshkosh, Wis, an old
friend of c. H. Merry, was en- route to
Montana on Tuesday to stump the state
for a few weeks for Mckinley and Roose-
welt.
Mrs. NJ. Lenneville will be very con-.
Portable at her home the coming winter
with one of the McCloy & Senour fur
naces which was set in place during the
past week.
DR.. Arthur Current is practicing mcdi-
cine on the sound, Marysvillc, Wash, 20
miles from Seattle. The place is about
the size of Dickinson, and Arthur's pros
poets are very good.
Mrs. Geo. Harkins and children re-
turned this week from an extended visit
in the east. MIR. Harkins, who went to
Chicago W weeks ago, accompanied his
family on theu-return..
The Bismarck Tribune says that S G..
Comstock is a brilliant speaker, interest
ing and foreible. He has spoken several
goes from Dickinson to Bismarck.
Nh. and Mrs. ]. P. Tingle now occupy
their new house-one of the finest in
Dickinson-furnacc heat, electric lights,
etc. Mrs. Sarah Reid is to occupy the
house which the Tingles have Just va
Gated.
R. Finger sold his cattle in South St.
Paul last week at Stag. He was return
ing home on Wednesday, and said that
considering the market he thought that
he received a good price.
w. P. Brannan's mother, sister and
brother, of Indiana, arrived the first of
this week. The brother is a doctor.
They found W. P. doing as we'll as could
be expected of a fever patient.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served their chicken pie supper
Thursday evening, and goes without say.
ing that it was a good one. The band
furnished music. which added greatly tc
the pleas ure of the evening.
d. w. Owings, of Owings & Belle
Medora, was in Dickinson Saturday, and
stated to the PRESS that he understood
that Thos. Grozier was running a saw
mill in Cuba. Owings 4 Belle have the
hotel property formerly owned by Groz-
icr.
Comparison for the first month of
school shows Dickinson to be E ahead of
the Devils Lake school in enrolment and
Q ahead in average attendance, while the
Bismarck school is but rs ahead of our
school in point of enrolment and Is in
attendance.
BY placing a telephone in your resi-.
dence you can call in a very few seconds
at any hour of the day or night, any ply
stefan in the city, the hotels, drug stores,
grocery stores and all other business
places. 1t is a great convenience anc
will pay for itself almost every day. I6-6ti
Cattle sales: Fred Leutz 100 1893
steers, S4.45, IS 1o6I-steers, 4.I2H; +. M
Smith 10 I%Io8-cows, 1926, $ 1224-steers
4.35; Killer Bros, 6 73o-cows, $40. 1t
Io2o-steers, 400; Jefferies 4 Co. II 683
heifers $50, Chase & Frye 80 SS4-feed
ers, 3.55.
Manager J. F. Brodie by phone
and have orders fer 1I8 cars. We are
doing a rushing business, and people ar,
commencing to realize that the Lehigf
coal is a little the best of any placed OF
the market.
When you cannot sleep for coughing
it is hardly necessaIythat any one SHOULD
tell you that you need a few doses o
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ALA.
the irritation of the throat, and max,
sleep possible. 1t is GOO. Try it. Sole
by all druggists.
Years ago letter-writing was, for ladies
elaborate, serious accomplishment. Mis-
Mary E. Wilkins, in an article entitled
"When People Write Letters contrib
uted tothe Youths Companion of Octobe
25th, describes with delightful humor tn
practice Of this now almost lost art.
Mrs. Robert Neil received a letter
few days since from a Robert Neil i
Spokane who recently came out fror
Cape Nome, and it appears that he ha
been receiving some Of the letters tina
had been intended for the Dickinso
Neil, and it is likely that the Dickinso
husband, in Cape Nome, has been r.
ceiving letters that were intended for tn
other husband. A bad mix up of famil
secrets no doubt.
'The Rouoh Rider contest was ar