The Dickinson press., 1900-08-25
Mrs. ]. F. Young of Bel6eld was in

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Dickinson on Friday.
A full line of toilet articles and fancy
goods at Greene's drug store. 8-25
Miss Mabel Currie entertained a num-
Der OF her young friends Saturday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Currie entertained
friends at dinner and cards Friday eve
ming, August II, i'll honor Of Mrs. w. T.
Best.
You can get your prescriptions filled
at onc-half the usual price at Grecne's
drug store, Willard street, ncxt door to
Freeman's. S-25
Mr.. Garfield, the genial representative
for the Minneapolis Journal, accompanied
by his estimable wife. were visitors in
the city yesterday and will spend Sun
day here.
Until further notice we will fill all pre-
scriptions promptly and carefully at one
half the usual charges. Grecne's drug
store, Willard street. S-25
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Gardner, of Hard
ing, SO. Dakota, are in Dickinson and
will probably locate in the near vicinity,
Mr.. Gardner having sold his ranch be-
low and put his sheep out on shares.
Mr.. re. Hits, a tirst-class druggist is in
charge OF the prescription department at
Greene's drug store. All prescriptions
will be filled at onc-half the price usually
charged at any other drug stores. s-25
The Consolidated Coal Co. has been
awarded the contract for furnishing the
Dickinson school district with coal the
coming year at SI.o4 per tor. The other
bids were hisher-one St.o5 and one SI.7s.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. S. Lewis, of Mitchell,
S. d., who recently settled on Thirty
Mile creek, were in Dickinson this week.
They are members Of the Christian colony
which is locating south. MIR. Lewis said
that he would probably engage in the
sheep business.
f. c. Barry, John Jungers and others
who came in from Antelope creek Tues
day morning stated that the hail stones
lay from ! to s inches deep on the ground
after the storm Monday night. The path
of the hail storm appeared to be I mile
wide on each side of the creek.
The Glen Ullin people closed a deal
last Saturday with Jeremiah Williams &
Co., Boston, TO take their entire clip of
wool. upwards of 100000 pounds, at IN
advance OF IL cents. This indicates that
the wool market is Il little stronger than
it was for a time.
The generator and balance of the ma,
chinery for the Dickinson Electric Light
Co. arrived Wednesday and is being put
in place as fast as possible. The ma
chinery is the finest made and is OK
pected to give Dickinson as fine lighting
service as is enjoyed by any city in the
state. Manager Hughes will probably
turn on the first light today.
B. +. Deeken of Taylor summer fall
lowed 100 acres of land this year and ex-
poets to pillow 50 acres this fall. He says
that he will hardly get his seed back
this year but that we have to take the
bitter with the sweet. His cattle have
done we'll this year and he will have some
good beeves to ship a little later.
"My baby was terribly sick with the
diarrhoea," says ]. H. Doak, of Williams,
Oregon. "We were unable to cure him
with the doctors assistance, and as a last
resort we tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. | am
happy to say it gave it gave immediate
relief and a complete cure" Sold by all
druggists.
Col. A. P. Peakc, president of the Con-
solidated Coal Co., visited Lchigh and
Dickinson week before last, and in a few
days after his return to Valley City Sc
cured orders for ITO cars of coal and sent
Manager Brodie. The Colonel is wide
awake business man and when he goes
after business it usually ONE his way.
Tickets will be sold for the Minnesota
state fair from the Ist until the 9Th, good
to return until the 10th of Sept, for
SI6.o5, providing a party OF 10 will go
from Dickinson. This is half-fare rate
and gives people an opportunity of secur-
ing a cheap excursion to the Twin Cities.
The fair will be held at Hamline, half
way between St. Paul and Minneapolis,
from Sept. ; to s.
Allenberg & Co. report the following
sales: C. +. Higgins AZ II21-steers s4.4o,
4 canning steers, 800; H. c. Miethc Al
Io85-steers, AS, IL o74-cows and heifers,
4, l6 l%o45-cows, $50, 3 canning steers,
$3.50, l o2o stag, $40; Ignatz Patt ~ 1860:
dogie steers, 800; Julius Hoist ~ oSI-
steers, 4.25, 5 oSo-cows, 4, 3 SOL stays,
$40, 3 85o-cows, 7.75; Geo. Schrieber IS
Io54-feeder steers, Ais, 4 9o2-cows, $50
Stark county appears to be in a fair
way now to get its full quota OF cream
ries, thanks to the enterprise of such
; firms as Koesel 4 Co. and Leutz & Nc.
Clure; Contracts for the Richardton,
; Antelope creamery have been let, and at
2 o'clock this Saturday afternoon the
stockholders of the Taylor creamery as.
ISOLATION are to hold a meeting. The as.
ISOLATION is to be capitalized at $4,000,
and it is proposed to put in a frst-class
plant during the fall and coming winter
, Rev. John Orchard, state organizer
was we'll pleased with the work of the
Sunday school institute held at Dickin'
!. son this week. The Stark and Billings
county association was organized and the
following officers elected: President
l.. +. Crawford: Ist V. p, H. Gilbert; enc
: V. P, John Little: Scc'y-Treas., Mrs. c
H. Wiley; executive committee, DR.. T
F. Cooke, Mrs. E. L. Scoield and Mis-!
Grace Crowl. The committee on organ: