The Dickinson press., 1900-09-29
Saturday. Sept. 2e. 1900.
Senator McCum6er, Oct 8.

Senator MCum6er, Oct. g.:
Waggener will repair your bicycle.
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Order your coal at Drenkel's. o-22-tf
Young America cheese at Drenkel's.
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1.-THE Odd Fellows open at 7:3o p. m.
now
Baby jumper for sale cheap. Inquire
aythis office. Cit
y DR.. v. H. stickney has gone to Tyson,
Vermont.
Good second hand safe for sale cheap.
H. A.. Davis. o.22-at
Furnished rooms to let. Mrs. c. f.
merry. o-22-2p
If you want new house go to ]. Wag-
gener. o-l5-3t
The comedy event of the season will
be "a Breezy time"
mo. 100 is one of the new engines on
fhis division of the N. P.
A. 3. Robinson returned Monday from
his extended trip East.
NJ. E. Phelan is shipping 40 carloads of
cattle to Chicago this fall.
Pierre Wibaux was a west-bound pas
senger on Saturday.
H. c. Quinion was in from the O bar
horse ranch this week.
DIR. c. c. Young has gone to Chicago
to attend a medical college.
Geo. Lane, it is understood, has sold
his residence to w. R. Veigel.
H. L. Dickinson has been at the Bren-
nan sheep ranch the past 10 days.
MI. Able of Antelope was doing bust
ness in Dickinson during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pearl returned
from South Dakota a few days ago.
Get our prices before buying your
winter fuel. Consolidated Coal Co.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Dennis
ton, OF Medora, Sept. 20, a daughter.
Buy your coal from the Consolidated
Coal Co. We guarantee satisfaction.
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+. l.. Sco1cld went to Chicago the first
OF the week to buy a stock of goods.
Just received a lot of iron beds, springs
and mattresses. Klinefelter & Eacker
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w. A. Beck was in from the north
Wednesday to get a load of ranch sup
plies.
Now is the time to lay in your winter
apples-Sl.5o for a bushel box. Curric
4 Co. o-22-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson, of Sui
ly Springs, were in Dickinson last Satur-
n Miss Edith Birch returned Tuesday
morning from a 4-months' visit in Ia
coma.
James Birch and son are expected
home from their England trip in about a
week.
NThe telephone poles on Willard street
have been set on the south side of the
street.
W..P. Brannon is down with typhoid
fever. DR. Geo. A. Perkins has the case
in charge.
Mrs. DR.. H. A. Davis and Miss Carrie
Messersmith have gone to Grand Forks
for a few weeks.
A good thing in corsets, direct from
the Warner factory, at Currie & Cos.
Can and see them. o-22-tf
NWm. Timmons is planning a trip to
Texas, where he has some business mat
tiers requiring his attention.
Ladies' misses and children's fall and
winter jackets, black and popular %colors,
at Currie 4 Cos. o-22-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Young, of the
Cave Hills country, were In Dickinson
for supplies this week.
v Rev. S. M. Roadhouse returned Mon
day from a trip of several weeks in the
eastern part of the state.
DC.L L. Langley and M. Boyle have been
varying the monotony of ranch life by a
weeks visiting in Dickinson.
When you have anything that you
want repaired, go to ]. H. Waggener's
carpenter and repair shop. o-15-3t
Conductor Haskin has engaged A. P
Folsom to paint his house on the corner
of Clough and Barney streets.
H. A. Davis & Co. are showing a new
line of high grade %violins, guitars, man.
dolins and bsnjos at bed rock prices.
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ID. 3. Zimmerman made a flying trip
to Pennsylvania this week to look after
some business matters. He will return
week.
D. b. Zimmerman has just sold 1900
fine Rambouillet ewes as follows: R.
Fleck 1000, T. l.. Beard 600, and J. f
Cobb 200.
A shoe that will fit and wear-"The
Ladies' Capitol" No better shoe made
for $500. Curfie & Co. have the ex
elusive sale of them. o-22-ti
N Rev. U. 6. Rich left Monday evening
for Cooperstown as a delegate to the
Congregational conference. He will re-
turn Tor Sunday.
{ Hicks & Boyle, who own the Priol
DranO, recently SllpPeO a CallOau D
horses to Iowa. E. L. Hicks went dowr
with the shipment.
A large. assortment of crackers, cook
ing pretzels, etc., fresh from the Lilli
brldge-Bremuer works received ever,
few day at Drenkels. o-22-t
IN. Van Horn, Bismarck's leading
Varchitect, came up Wednesday, to get thu
necessary information for drafting plan!
for Dickinson's new city hall.
Mr.. Blank, an old resident of tn
county, aged about 10 years, died on tn
18TH of this month. Services we're hell
from the Catholic church on the 18th.
Fresh grapes, peaches, plums, pears
fine large potatoes: green tomatoes, PEI
pers, sweet potatoes and other fruit an!
vegetables, at Drenkel's. o-22-t