The Dickinson press., 1900-11-10
Saturday. Nov. 10. 0
Medora gave Simpson Fl majority.
Order your coal at Drenkel's. c-22-t
Young America cheese at Drenkels.

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The canvassing board will meet on the
10Th.
VIM. Connolly is visiting in Minnesota
for a month.
]. +. Blauvelt has gone to Minneapolis
for a few weeks.
l.. A. Sherman has gone to Grafton,
Mass, for the winter.
Ralph Deffebach went to Richardon
this week to attend college.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Osborn
Monday, Nov. 5, a daughter.
For %rent-front office rooms. Inquire
at Dakota State bank. Idiot
Miss Gillette, Miss Murn's trimmer,
will soon return to St. Paul.
Wanted, to rent, a house. A. M. Pom
roy. with Davis & Co. 1l-3tf
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Courtney,
Tuesday, Nov, 6, a daughter.
Mrs. H. A. Davis has resumed her
music class for the winter course.
Miss Mary Lynch won an s8-hat from
= prominent Dickinson man on Simp-
sons election.
Now il the time to lay in your winter
apples-sl.5o for a bushel box. Currie
& Co. o-22-tf
1t was reported on Tuesday that Mrs.
Anna Reid of Medora had diphtheria
again.
T. H. Brien was branding 40 head of
cattle Monday which he had bought of
Fred Dickinson.
A. D. Elfstrom. breeder of fine Here
ford cattle at Fayette, was in from his
ranch during the past week.
Married, Nov. 2, by Rev. U. G. Rich,
Mr.. James A. Wilson and Miss Harriet
L. Partridge, both Of Oakdale.
We have a complete line of jewelry for
ladies' or gents presents-more coming:
Greene's Drug & Jewelry store. ll-Io-tf
Nicely furnished down ~strairs room,
convenient to the city, for rent. For par
ticuiars apply at this Office. lI-lo-2t
Try the Lew Wallace and E. L. Atri-
cana 10 cent cigar al Fred C~hristiansen's,
also the Lamarch and Daprimorosa 5 cnt
cigars. Io-27-tf
Most varied and select stock Of toys
and fancy goods for holiday trade will be
shown at Greene's Drug & Jewelry store,
Willard street. I1-Io-tf
Geo. w. Lee, Albert Koesel, NJ. c.
Brown and Oscar Dsitsche, of Gladstone,
went out to the Bad Lands Wednesday
to hunt for 10 days.
Just received a very fine lot of box ap'
pies at Drenkel's store, and they are sell
ing at reasonable prices. Delivered at
N to any part of the city. o-22-ti
A large assortment of crackers, cook,
ing .pretzels, etc, fresh from the Lilli.
bridge Bremuer works received every
few day at Drenkel's. o-22-ti
Fresh grapes, peaches, plums, pears
fine large potatoes. green tomatoes, pep.
pers, sweet potatoes and other fruit and
vegetables, at Drenkel's. o-22.tl
Miss Lillian Grout and MI. Albert
Tymesdn were united in marriage on the
9th of Oct. at the home of the brides
brother near Mitchell, S. D. Mrs.
Tymeson resided for a number of years
in Dickinson.
W. B. Howe had faith in McKinley's
election and bet 500 against SIS with A
]. Jackson. Mr.. Jackson says that with
the assurance of another four years of
Mckinley prosperity he can afford to
pay the bet.
Ladies wanted to learn b%attenberg and
point lace cmbrodering and Mexican
drawn work; same work in window at J
]. Freeman's: Lessons IS cents; school
girls, six lessons for 81. Room 9 McGin'
ley hotel. Mrs. w. M. Peck. II-Io-tl
Ia. Farrah has sold 100 calves tc
Connolly Bros. at s18 per head and 4:
yearlings to the same parties at $50 pei
head. The cattle are mostly Hereford.
and are conceded to be the finest herd
ever driven into the Dickinson stock
yards. Several parties were anxious te
buy them.
Dr.. F. D. Kendrick and Postmaster F
A. Little have organized the Fayettc
Mercantile Co. and have opened a gen
eral store at Fayette,2 rs miles northwest o.
Dickinson. The firm, which has Mr.
Little's personal supervision, will moi
lack for capital, and will be a source O
great convenience to the ranchers living
in the northwestern part of the county.