The Dickinson press., 1900-10-27
DICKINSON PRESS.
sstsfday. Oct. ~. Q

Setoedays Oct. ~, 1900.
Order your coal at Drenkers. o-72-tf
H. T. Noel is at Great Falls, Mont.
Young America cheese at DrenkeEs.
w. L. Richards returned Tuesday.
Barn for rent. Inquire of M. H. Lins.
ley. 1o-2o-It
J. H. Waggener has moved into his
new house.
Barn to rent. Inquire of M. H. Lins-
icy. Io-2o-4t
Born, to Landlord and Mrs. Frank
kim, Oct 40, a son.
Good second hand safe for sale cheap
III "A. DAVIS. o-22-4t
The official ballots were received
Thursday. !,
E. E. Mikkelson wal in Dickinson on
Wednesday.
Dock Blalock came in from the north
on Thursday.
Z. {. Mead has put out some COWS
with Roy Chase.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Blank,
Oct ~, a daughter.
Charles Colgrove sold lambs to E. G..
Jofary at 81 per head.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus Jensen,
Tuesday. Oct. %, a son
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Goodale are visiting
in Iowa for a few weeks.
Goob Saunders went to Chicago Friday
with his first car of cattle.
DR.. G. w. Rudolph has issued an in
teress'ny treatise on osteopathy.
H. w. Smith returned Thursday from
Chicago. His cattle sold at s4.25.
Geo. F. Woodman has shipped a car
OF polo ponies to Lakewood, New Jersey.
Three loads of goods were sent out thi.
week to the Currie & Co. store at Haley.
Read A. T. Crowl & Co.'S, ad. and Sc.
cure one of those nice picture frames.
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Mckinley and Roosevelt pictures for
free distribution at the store of McCloy &
Senour.
Simpson, Jefferies 4 Co. shipped out
two cars of horses Tuesday to eastern
States.
ia. Wiech was in from Fayette this
week to get another load of ranch sup
plies.
Now is the time to lay in your winter
apples-SI.so for a bushel box. Currie
4 Co. o-22-tf
Postmaster and Mrs. Halliday were
10 from MI. Mercer county on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Thompson arrived Wednesday to
organize a ladies' lodge of the Macca.
bees.
Mrs. Robert Neil has word that her
husband will return from Cape Nome
within a short time.
c. T. Langley came in Thursday with
six cars of cattle which were loaded for
market on the 10th.
Mrs. VIM. Guthrie and children of
Brainerd are the guests Of Postmaster
and Mrs. ]. c. Thompson.
For sale-r frst-class baby carriage;
cost S22; will sell for $40.
Io-27-2p MRS. J. CRosrHwA1rE.
A good thing in corsets, direct from
the Warner factory, at Currie & Cos.
Call and see them. o.22-tf
Regularity is one of the features of the
st. Paul Dispatch. Send IS cents for
month trial subscription.
Ladies' misses and children's fall and
winter jackets. black and popular colors,
at Currie & Cos. o-22-tf
Capt. c. E. Gregory is out stumping
for tie republican ticket in the middle
and northern part of the state.
Mrs. John Heater, who has been visit
ing with the Neils for two months, re-
turned Wednesday to Mandan.
Johnnie Currie returned to Haley with
his light rig this week. Will Dickinson
accompanied him for a short visit.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have a food sale at E. L. Scoield's
store this Saturday afternoon. o-22-tf
Massacre & Simpson shipped a car
load of calves to Charter Oak, Iowa, this
week. They were loaded at Bel6eld.
The Pennocks are in from their ranch
for the winter. Mr.. Pennock will be out
more or less looking after his stock.
Mrs. A. Dingman received a message
Tuesday announcing that her father was
dying. She took the first train east.
James Converse pays sI,755 taxes in
Dawson county, Mont, and Pierre Wi
baux pays sI,o63.45 in the same county.
A. T. Crowl & Co. claim this is the
greatest premium offer ever made by
any responsible house. See ad. I8-l3-tf
Mrs. F. M. Smith who had been visit
ing her daughter, Mr.. w. L.. Richards,
returned to Hebron the first of this month.
Try the Lew Wallace and E. L. Afri-
cana 10 cent cigar al Fred Christiansen's,
also the Lamarch and Daprimorosa $ cent
cigars. lo-27-tf
Messrs. Simpson and Mcclure were in
Belield Wednesday, and Thursday went
to Gladstone to attend. a republican
rally.
Guitar and Mandolin lessons by Mrs.
Samuel Leask. Those desiring instruc
ton call at the residence of John Leask.
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w. Taylor, late of Pierre, S. D., il
looking up a ranch location in this vic
Unity. His family will spend the winter
in Dickinson.
The Clio club meets with Mrs. Hilliard
Thursday, Nov. lst, 1900. Roll call, cur
rent events. lesson study chapters I, 2, 8,
in Brave Little Holland.
There will be German speaking by
Andrew Soehngen at Richardton Oct. II.
This speaker addressed good audiences
at Antelope o. the 10th and Gladstone
on the 75th.
Fresh grapes, peaches, plums, pears
fine large potatoes. green tomatoes, pep
pers, sweet potatoes and other fruit anc
vegetables, at Drenkel's. o-22-t1