The Dickinson press., 1900-02-24
Apple. ,.7s per b,rrefss lin.ley'..
Shellbark hickory nuts atprenkel's.

Mrs. E. F. Messersmith will remain
west for a month yet.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Crowl,
February II, a daughter.
New goods. Bought before the ad
vance. See Currie & Co.'s ad.
Mr.. Angliss saw Billy Leask in Spok-
.ane while on his trip west.
Finest naval oranges all sizes and
prices at Drenkel's. 2-l7tf
Cash paid for all kinds of hides and
furs. KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER. 2-I7tf
For f~rst-class dressmaking, call on
Miss brewer at Mrs. ]. L. Browns store.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. D. Stephenson, of Mandan, last week.
Anything that you buy at Candee's
will be first class, no shody cheap goods
Just received, a large lot of rugs and
mattresses at the Messersmith build
ng. 2-lo-tf
The ladies' aid society of the Congre-
gational church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. John Courtney.
President Mellen's special went east
Monday morning. The Northern Pacific
officials had been to the Coast.
General Passenger Agent Fee an
nounces that the new double train SER
vice will go into effect April 20.
No smoking during business hours in
and around the shops of the Northern
Pacific at Livingston, is a new rule.
The Mandan Pioneer does not ap-
prove of their schools having been in
session on Lincoln's birthday, Feb. IL.
Gladys Scoield's valentine party was
omitted in our news items last week.
The young folks had a very enjoyable
time.
A full train load of tea went east the
first of the week over the Northern Pa
cifc. The shipment was bound for New
York.
1t is announced that the Great North
ern will meet the new 3-cent rate of the
Northern Pacific which goes into effect
April l..
Fargo Forum: Travelling men report
business booming at Dickinson, and they
are generally good judges of prosperous
towns.
w. B. McComb of Bozeman fed five
cars of horses and four Of cattle at Dick
inson on Tuesday. The stock was being
shipped east.
Ready made waists, ready made dress
skirts, ready made children's clothing, at
Mrs. ]. L. Browns store. 2-24-tf
Mrs. R. T. Haywood, wife of Station
Agent Haywood at Belield, was in Dick
inson this week, the guest of Mrs. H. L.
Dickinson.
D. Messy came in from the south this
week with SO head of heavy draft horses.
One car was loaded for a Minnesota
point on Tuesday.
The Rebekahs, at their meeting Feb.
ID, elected Belle Carroll to represent
Endeavor Lodge at the Grand Lodge
which meets at jamestown in June.
F. T. Jocksch of Hebron was in Dick
inson last Saturday to make homestead
proof before Clerk of Court Saunders.
VIM. Dieball and Ole Tollefson acted as
witnesses.
T.. J. Farrell, proprietor of the o K liv=
cry stable, recently brought in a carload
of fine horses from Montana. A part Of
the horses are for use in his stable and
the balance will be sold.
Fargo Forum: Capt. ALT White Of the
legislature of 'o5 is said to have announc-
ed himself as a candidate for the state
senate from Stark. The captain has a
bright and handsome little daughter, who
is admired by all.
E. c. Cooperof Grand Forks, a prom
inent candidate for United States senator
last year, was in Dickinson Thursday on
business. MI. Cooper represents the St.
Paul Fire & Marine.
va the close of business February 10
the deposits of the First National bank
of Dickinson amounted t O s4o8 900; and
for the same date the First National of
Bismarck, with all its state deposits,
amounted to only 100000.
Ny. F. w. Rumble of Sault Ste Marie,
Michigan, is visiting his brother, P. H,
Rumble, on the Cannon Ballriver. The
doctor says he is we'll pleased with his
brothers clay out" and thinks North
Dakota is all right.
Parents, buy Mayors celebrated school
shoes for boys and girls. For sale by
Haskin & Granteer. We have also just
received a we'll selected stock of ladies
shoes, in the latest shapes, of the same
make. First class goo's at medium
prices 2-l7-2I
4son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Benbrook February IA. The child tel
into an unnatural sleep on the 10Th from
which he did not arouse for four or five
days, but at last accounts he had some
chances of living, The child was bap
tized on the 10th by Rev. U. G.. Rich a!
William Valentine.
1t is specially gratifying to Odd Eel
lows to know that Brother A. M. Pack
ard, editor of the Mandan Times, ha'
been elected Grand Master, of the In
dependent Order of Foresters of Nortl
Dakota. Mr.. Packard has been a devot
ed member of the order for many year
and his election is a reward of faithful
ness.