The Dickinson press., 1900-05-26
Saturday. May 26. BOO

o0tutUdys mdy 90 l9UO.
Wool sacks,
Wool Irvine.
Sheep shears,
Camp stoves,
T%arpaulins,
Tents
At McC!oy & Senour's.
Oranges and lemons at Scofcld's. SIC
Goldfish and salt salmon at Sco6eld's
Creamery butter at Scofeld's. 3-Io-tl
Rain is needed both for farmers and
stockmen.
The Co. K. dance Monday night was
greatly enjoyed.
Guy De France moved his family
Friday to Taylor.
; DIR. Miller was called to Grand River
Wednesday afternoon.
Finest naval oranges all sizes and
prices at Drenke's. 2-l7ti
w. A. Kirby was up from New Eng.
land this week.
Mrs. F. c. Angliss goes east soon on a
visit of two or three weeks.
Call at Scofeld's and examine his new
stock of spring goods. $40 tt
Census enumerators will commence
their work on the lst of June.
L. D. Carter of Yule, Billings county
was in Dickinson last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Sutherland are spend.
ing a week at their stock ranch.
A billiard was called to Vermont on
Sunday by the illness of his mother.
Miss Mary and Miss Nellie Crowley
went to Brancho Thursday morning.
MI. and Mrs. c. H. Shaw are to occupy
their own house after the lst of June.
Commissioner VIM. Diebell of Mercer
county was in Dickinson last Saturday,
]. L. Keller went to Glendive on Tues.
day to take a conductors examination.
Cash paid for all kinds of hides and furs.
2-I7tf. KL1NEFELTER & EACKER
John Andor of Gladstone has sold his
farm machinery and horses to Nick
Getz.
The electric plant boiler, which weighs
10 tons, was placed in position Wednes-
day.
F. P. Stone moved his family to bis
Bel6eld ranch this week for the summer
months.
F. L. Pound, who runs the Taylor
meat market, was in Dickinson on Wed.
nesday.
Mesdames Chappell and Rice, Of
Wibaux, we're visiting in Dickinson on
Monday.
Harold McCloy has gone out to the
the Longley ranch to spend his summe,
vacation.
On Thursday first communion wa.
given to a class of 43 in st. Patrick's
Catholic church.
Don't forget Currie & Co when in
want of a tent, wagon cover, tarpaulir
OF wool sacks.
P. B. Prior is recovering from his ill.
ness and expects to 60 east on a visit
within a short time.
Remember the "Rushford" Wagon
when looking for n to buy. Sold by
Geo. Drenkel. 4-2I-ti
The matter of c. F. Bowlby VS.. c. F
Merry was settled this week and the
case dismissed.
Chas. W. Conroy, manager of the Man
dan Mer. Co., has received a very fine
road horse from Mandan.
Scofeld has a fine line of silks, suit
able tor shirt waists and dresses, at price:
lower than last year. 3-1o-t
The committee have secured a kinder
garden class and the school will probabl,
be opened on the nth of June.
We have just stocked up with notions
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
att KLINEFELTER & EAcKER.
Sco6eld's line of Peerless underwea
is a "dream in Cambria and Muslin.
To look at this line is to purchase. 1884
Messers Connolly & Bake have thu
assistance Of Mr.. Johnson, a frst-clas
Chicago brick-layer, who arrived a few
days since.
Just bought a large lot of household
goods of all descriptions. Call and see us
sss4-7tf KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER.
FIG. Farrell is overhauling the o I
livery stable, putting in a new Office ant
baggage room. He will have a fin
place when completed.
When looking for bargains see L. A
Davis 25-per-cent discount table: !
contains china, glass ware, picture:
crockery, etc. sgt
Mrs, Davis will be at home Friday
June 1st, to arrange appointments fo
pupils desiring musical instruction durin
the coming summer.
Mrs. H. R. Lyon of Mandan gave
house party this week and Mrs. ]. f
Phelan was n of eight Fargo ladies j
whose honor the party was given.
I5tili IN %ba Mo+bod;et ~b,r.b n>x+ C,hb,+l
May 27th, the pastor will preach at II