The Dickinson press., 1900-09-22
Call on ]. H. Waggener for the ccle-
brated Thomas pumps and repairs.

ing the candidacy of Judge Winchester.
1t was reported here yesterday that the
managers had concluded to hold the
Mandan fair open both Friday and Satur-
day.
Married, by Rev. U. G. Rich, Wednes-
day, September 20, MIR. Edward Ware
and Miss Jennie Davis, both of Dickin-
son.
The Hughes Electric Light Co. are
framing poles and next week will COM
mence s%tringing wire for their telephone
exchange.
Mrs. R. P. Taylor and little daughter
Gladys returned Monday from a two
months visit with relatives and friends
at Fargo.
Mrs. Martin, mother of A. L., came up
from Minnesota this week and will spend
some months with her son and daughter
at Sentinel Butte.
A large assortment of crackers, cook
ing pretzels, etc., fresh from the Lilli-
brldge-Brcmuer works received every
few day at Drenkel's. o-22.tf
Jim Little of Gladstone sustained a
severe gun shot wound in the left hand a
few days since. He had an eye injured
at the same time.
Fresh grapes, peaches, plums, pears,
fine large potatoes. green tomatoes, pep
pers, sweet potatoes and other frui, and
vegetables, at Drenkel's. o-22-tf
A bottle of Lustre, the new furniture
polish, will make your old furniture look
like new; easy to apply. Price s. cents.
H. A Davis Il Co. o-22tf
Lee & Lee recently bought $50 bush
els OF very good wheat of Sam Brand,
who had a small acreage that yielded 8
bushels to the acre.
Just received a very fine lot of box APP.
Piles at Drenkel's store, and they are SELL
ing at reasonable prices. Delivered at
once to any part of the city. o-22-tf
Ralph Zimmerman, after spending a
few weeks with his father at the cattle
ranch, returned the first of the week to
his Pennsylvania home.
In the absence of MIR. Richards, Cash
Ter Hughes and Vice-President Whinn
have been looking after affairs at the
Dakota State bank the past week.
A. N. Jefferics and w. l.. Richards
have shipped two carloads Of %two.year
steers from their black polled Angus
herd. They we're sold in Illinois for
feeders. -
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-Stf
VIM. Wilson, solicitor for Paris 4 Co.,
returned to Dickinson on Wednesday.
He was accompanied by his wife who
will remain here for the remainder of
the season.
One hundred pairs ladies' and misses
shoes. Your choice any tady's shoe in
house, SIPS; a good shoe s1.oo. Slippers
and children's shoes IS cents. Kline
felter & Eacker. 8-4tf
Among the people from this county
who tried to see the Mandan fair on
Wednesday were: John Flynn, Fred
Dickinson, Geo. Thomson, Ed. Stone and
John Clayton.
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS conven-
ton at Mandan on Tuesday went through
the form OF nominating F. H. Register
for district Judge. Several counties were
not represented.
A Republican club has been organized
at Richardton with Peter Palm as presi-
dent. At Taylor a club was organized
on Thursday. w. S. Fenno was elected
president and DR.. J. A. Dillon secretary
For the benefit of those desiring to take
out citizenship papers, Judge Winchester
has arranged to make dates as follows
Hebron, Sept. IS; Richardton and Taylor
Sept. 2o; Gladstone, Sept. II; Dickinson
Sept. %.
Conductor J. c. Haskin has let the con
tract to Charles H. Pond for the erection
Of a Groom cottage on the lots just north
of his Clough street residence. The
house will be occupied by Conductor anG
Mrs. Haskin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Current went down to the Mandar
fair on Tuesday. They found it very
muddy at the fair grounds and went owe
to Bismarck OIL Wednesday, visiting the
capitol and penitentiary.
R. F. Jones, president of the R. E
Jones Co, Wakesha, Mimi, was up thi:
week to look after some cattle shipments
He is interested in the cattle firm o
Tenny & Tenny who have a ranch on thu
north fork of the Cannon Ball.
J.. NJ. Partridge, who has been buying
for the Mcmillan Hide G. Fur Co. a
DllllllSo Tic past tIISC tIIOlltioJ 10 ldhl1}
a vacation and after visiting his famil,
at Oakdale expects to go to Minneapolis
where he has two daughters in school.
Mandan Pioneer: J. f. Campbell
went to Glen Ullin Friday and prose
cuted a charge against Martin Welle
for whipping his daugher-in-law. Afte
hearing the evidence Weller was fnet
SIS and given a Jail sentence of 20 days
Attorney O, D, Comstock,. candidat'
for attorney general, is an old school
mate of VIM. E King of Belheld. The
were we'll acquainted back in Minnesota
and Mr.. King is sure that in the election
of Attorney Comstock the state will hav'
an able counselor.
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONs,
Are grand, but skin eruptions rob lf
OF JOY. Bucklen's Arnica Salve r
,hon, ,1co old rrnp;oo ,od fo,..-