The Dickinson press., 1900-10-06
Senator Nc um6er, Oct. 8.

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Order your coal at Drenkels. o-22-.i
Young America cheese at Drenkers.
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Jess Henderson is assisting at the post
Office.
Barn to rent. Enquire of M. H.
Linsley 1o-6.1t
Dr.. Miller is home from an eastern
trip.
Baby jumper for sale cheap. Inquire
at this office. Oft
Beisigl Bros. had IL cars of cattle on
the market this week.
Good second hand safe for sale cheap
II. A. Davis. 9-22-4t
VIM. Galligan returned Wednesday
from Chicago.
If you want a new house go to ]. Wag'
gener. o-I5-3t
All White went to Bismarck on Sun
day to file his petition.
Barn to rent. Enquire Of NJ. II.
Linsley. lo-6-lt
T. L. Beard is arranging to feed 1000
sheep the coming winter.
Arnold Ferris of Medora has been sick
with diphtheria for ten days.
A I2-pound daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. |. Nollett on Sept. %.
Chas. Heiser of Gladstone has sold his
ranch and cattle to Matt Lafor.
Get our prices before buying your
winter fuel. Consolidated Coal Co.
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c. H. Pearl expects to feed 1000 sheep
at his Elk Poin, S. D., farm.
Albert Barden is at Granada, Mimi,
and writes that he is doing we'll.
Buy your coal from the Consolidated
Coal Co. We guarantee satisfaction.
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Miss Madge Crowley is teaching in
Frank Roberts district, Billings county.
Geo. c. Ludolph and A. l.. Field were
in from Paoli. Billings county, this week.
lust received a lot of iron beds. springs
and mattresses. Klinefelter & Eacker
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Louis Steichen who had been visiting
the Goodalls has returned to Collcgeville,
MINI.
Now is the time tt. lay in your winter
apples-sl.so for a bushel box. Currie
Il Co. o-22-tf
The Dickinson Cemetery association
annual election occurs on the 18TH of this
month.
Mrs. Tollefson. who had been visiting
relatives in Dickinso has returned to
Hebron.
Fresh oysters day or night at the Elite
restaurant, Timmons & Herring, pro-
prletors. Io-6-1t
E. F. Mcssers NTH has been awarded
the contract for fur nishing the city with
IS cords of rock.
A good thing in corsets, direct from
the Warner factory, at Currie & Cos.
Call and see them. o-22-tf
NJames Harmon is building a very fine
log house at his Billings county ranch.
He burned out last summer.
Ladies' misses and children's fall and
winter jackets, black and popular colors,
at Currie 4 Cos. o-22.tf
Chase & Frye sold I oar of cattle Mon
day at $500 and the bulk of their Chicago
shipment at s4.25 and $500.
When you have anything that you
repaired, go to ]. H. Waggener's
carpenter and repair shop. o-l5-3t
John F. Davis has resigned his office
as alderman in the list ward and the city
council orders a new election.
H. A. Davis & Co. are showing a new
line of high grade %violins, guitars, man
dolins and b,njos at bed rock prices.
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The rate of county and state levy is
mills; City of Dickinson SO mills; total,
37.2 mills.
1t Is believed that the population Of
Billings county will be about 1850. The
1890 census gave the population of the
county as 40.
A shoe that will fit and Wharf.-The
Ladies' Capitol" No better shoe made
for $500. Currie & Co. have the cx-
elusive sale Of them. o-22.tf
The following described plat has been
filed in the Bismarck land Office and will
be opened to entry on Nov. 20, viz: Twp.
I46n., R. o7w., 5th P. M.
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-tf
Here is a good record: From no COWS
T.. F Roberts branded this year Io1
calves. He has just sold soJ H. HUXLEY
50 of the calves at sI8 per head.
Fresh Craps. PEACHES. PHI ms, p, rs
fine large potatoes. green tomatoes, pep.
pers, sweet potatoes and other fruit and
vegetables, at Drenkels. o.22-ti
NJ. Sutherland & Son will feed cattle
this fall at Bloomington, III. Mark
Sutherland was down a short time age
and completed arrangements.
A bottle of Lustre, the new furniture
polish, will make your old furniture look
like new; easy to apply. Price IS cents
H. A. Davis 4 Co. o-22tf
There will be a grand ball in l. 0. F,
hall, Gladstone, on Oct. IL, under the
auspices Of Court Stark, No. $3.50 l. o. F,
All are cordially invite | to come. Sup
per 50 cents per couple, served in hall
Dance 50 cents.
On Thursday the Hughes Electric
Light Co. commenced placing their tele.
phone instruments. The first instrumen,
was placed in the PRESS Office and is
therefore No. I. Remember the number
and phone often.
Earl Bailey sends the Press a copy Of
the "Semi-C Centennial Admission Day
number of the San Francisco Wasp
The launching of the U. S. battleshiF
Wisconsin was one of the great attrac
tions of this celebration.