The Dickinson press., 1900-09-15

off the last of their church Indebtedness
and they hope to be able to get funds
with which to build a rectory.
James Converse Cattle Co sales Sept.
6: 48 cows and h~eifcrs, 900 lbs, 50, 81
steers, 1884 lbs. 4.o5, 50 steers, 1920 lbs,
AIS, and I13 steers, II64 lbs, ass.
Robt. Muccke, a prosperous settler
living north of Gladstone, was in Dickin-
son Thursday and took the opportunity
to call and subscribe for the PRESS.
Cattle shipment for Sept. q: J. E.
Phelan I6 cars, Sept. 20; Goodall &
Stickney 7 cars, John Fresh 2 cars, Dan
Manning 5 cars, T. J. Greene 2 cars.
c. F. Higgins was over to see his cat
tie at Tom Farrington's ranch in Mercer
county this week and decided t put
three carloads onto next weeks Chicago
market.
Another car of Rushford wagons just
received-wide or narrow tire. Now if
you want to buy 4 wagon that will give
you entire satisfaction, call on Geo:
Drenkel. 8-4-tf
E. H. Brewster, the Hereford cattle
breeder Of Wibaux, was returning We'd
nesday from the east, having attended
the Minnesota fair and visited relatives
in Chicago.
The best is the cheapest. When you
buy coal from from the Consolidated
Coal Co. you get the best An order by
mail or phone will insure you quick de-
livery. o-8tf
Commissioner Lee and NJ. C. Brown, of
Gladstone, are blowing 500 to 600 acres
of land this fall. They run six horses on
a gang and are blowing seven to eight
inches deep.
The stockholders Of the proposed
Taylor creamery association are notified
to meet in Taylor Saturday afternoon,
Sept. u, for the purpose of organization
and election Of officers.
One hundred pairs ladies' and misses
shoes. Your choice any lady's shoe in
house, sI.25; a good shoe sI.oo. Slippers
and children's shoes IS cents. Kline
felter & Eacker. 8-4tf
Mrs. c. H. Klinerelter was returning
to Mandan on Sunday from her Tacoma
visit, where she said her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. K. Granteer, were delightfully."-
situated on a fruit farm.
We are authorized to that
Rev. M. w. Kraft, of Mandan, will hold
services at the Presbyterian church of
this place, morning and evening, to-
morrow. All are invited.
The Hughes Electric Light Co. of
Fargo has awarded the Consolidated
Coal Co. of Lchigh the contract for sup
plying their coal. The Fargo plant ON
sumes about 20 tons per day.
Mr.. Lee says that he cannot begin to
supply the orders for flour that are COM
ing to his Gladstone mill. He is running
the mill now but expects to shut down a
little later, as the supply of wheat is
small.
Capt. Skeen has issued an order for
Co. K. to go into camp Sunday morning
for 10 days in the McGillivray pasture
southwest Of Dickinson. The members
are ordered to meet at the armory at &c
O'clock.
The band boys are grateful to Manager
Hughes for wiring the band room and
supplying six electric lights free Of
charge. 1t was a very generous act and
one that the people of the city should
appreciate.
Local Weather Observer Crawford re.
ports nearly three-fourth OF an inch o.
rain the morning of the 9th, the SECOND
largest fall Of the season. No wonder
the grass is green and better hay-mak
ing than in July.
Register and Mrs. McGillivray. &C.
companied by Miss Wheat, came uI
from Bismarck this week and went GU
to the Indian Spring ranch. They were
joined in their outing trip by Miss SEQ
field AMI Miss Montgomery.
Mr.. Higgins states that he has beer
instructed by his firm to buy 100 year
lings, providing the right kind of stool
can be found, it being the purpose of thu
firm to feed them about IA months ant
then place them on the Chicago market
Barber Shop, hair cutting and shan
pooling. We make a specially Of ladies
hair cutting and shampooing Oh Nor
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. w
carry full line of hair tonic, hair re
storers, creams for face and hands an,
powders. F. CHR1sTIANsEN.
Heber Bonney, republican candidat
for county superintendent, was in Dick
inson Wednesday evening. Mr.. Bonnie!
like his opponent, Miss Spears, is teach
ling. He has the village school at Glad
stone where he taught SO acceptably las
year.
\ Prof. D. E. Willard of the Mayvill'
normal school was in this vicinity til
!; past week making geological notes. H
!, drove north from Dickinson 100 mile
and was much pleased with the trip. H
spent one night at Robert Wilcox
ranch.
, Prof. E. E. Kaufman of the Agricu'
! tural college paid a visit to Dickinso
the first of the week. Mr.. Kaufman
the state inspector Of creameries and wa
!: glad to learn that Stark county was 500
t. have creamerles at Richardson an
Taylor,