The Dickinson press., 1900-01-27
Saturday. Jan. ~, 1900.
]. H. Field put a new Crary safe in his
law Office this week.

J.. H. Field put a new Crary safe in his
law Office this week.
See the fine carving sets at McCloy &
Senour's: .I2-o-tf
Heber Bonney opened the village
5 chool at Gladstone on Monday.
Apples 90 cents a box; pure cider vim
igar; at Suits butcher shop. I-27-tf
Rev. U. G. Rich gave an excellent
temperance sermon Sunday evening.
Sure pop, shelled pop corn, 4 lbs for
25cts, at Sco6eld's. l2-I6-tf
Mike Connolly and w. ]. Sims are
plastering the bank building.
Wanted-a girl, must be a good laun-
dress. MRS. LA. SIMPSON. 1-2o-tf
Josh Brew had his ankle thrown out a
Short time ago.
All steel hand sleds in all styles and
sizes at McCloy 4 Senour's. I2-o-tf
NM. and Mrs. A. H. Arnett are to re-
turn to Dickinson to live very soon.
Drink "Lipton's Teas" pure, fragrant,
and delicious. On sale at Scofeld's.
The balance of the electric light poles
were distributed about town on Wednes-
day.
Anything that YOU buy at Candee's
will be first class, no shody cheap goods.
'E. F. Messersmith sold a half section,
the Stamp &. Whinn place, to Anton
Bergle.
You should see those excellent, beauti-
full, durable, accurate ladies' and gents
watches at Candee's. 12-I6-tf
lab. Robinson has been granted a
Canadian patent on his photograph in
vention.
If you want good cuts of prime beef
the best the country can produce--go to
Parker's. I2-23-tf
Frank Meade thinks that he will go to
Minnesota to buy cattle about the first of
February.
Justice Linsley had three fellows up
this week and the village treasury is
nearly 500 better off therefor.
The party who borrowed a scraper
from Mr.. Hiscr last summer will please
return the same. I-2o-2tp
Chas. Conroy, Manager of the Mandan
Mercantile Co., ven east last Saturday
night on a business and pleasure trip.
nv. Hough, sister of Mrs. A. billiard
and Mr.. John Courtney, returned this
week to her home near Sarnia, Canada.
The Perkins rooster and self baster is
the best made and McCloy & Senour
have the exclusive agency in Dickinson
T. S. Underhill writes that people are
blowing at Winnetka, ILL.,, where he and
Mrs, Underhill are stopping for a few
weeks.
LC,-C. Mead came in from the Cannon
FBall country Wednesday night and left
the following evening for a few weeks
visit in Vermont.
Call on Scofeld if you wish to pur-
chase a useful gift. Hand bags, rugs,
table covers, napkins, handkerchiefs
towels, etc: Pilot
VIM. H. Walton and &c. F. Parker
were made acquainted with the mys-
tories of the order of Workmen on We'd
fesday evening,
IN. S. Cuskelly who moved to Iowa
two years ago has decided to return to
Dickinson. He is expected to arrive
here in March.
Another fresh milk COW for sale at $40.
She's young, gentle, hornless, in good or
der and a good mixer; average size.
O. f, FooTE.
No. ! was several hours late Tuesday,
owing to an accident which occurred at
Lake Park, MINI A truck on the bag
gage Car jumped the track. No one was
injured.
+. MRS c. H. Merry returned from the
Twin Cities last Saturday night. Her
daughter Miss Jessie, who underwent an
operation a few weeks ago in St. Paul,
remains in the hospital a few weeks yet.
bismarck Settler: The Knight Temp
lars who visited Dickinson last week,
besides initiating eight members and en-
joying a banquet, made a trip to the Le-
i. high mines, inspected the pressed brick
plant and went through the railroad
shops. Guess they had a good time.
We are headquarters for wind mills,
pumps, tanks. pipe fittings, etc. Thirty
seven differedt kinds of pumps for all
purposes; all kinds of tanks, all kinds of
fittings. Get our prices before buying.
We want your trade. There's money in
it: o. E: FooTE. 1-27-3t
Charles G. Baker of Lohridle, Iowa,
general agent for Northern Pacific lanas,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday. He
stated that many Iowa people would
come west in the spring and one party
in particular wanted to secure a good
ranch location in this vicinity.
New process gasoline range, almost
new, for sale cheap. As l am not allow.
ed to use gasoline in the building in
which ! am now living, have no use fol-
it; Range can be seen upstairs oyer N
?, General Office building, or inquire Of
J. F. SLACK.
Vim. Wilson writes from Charter Oak
4 Iowa, that the $50 cattle which he Dough
of Massacre 4 Simpson, of Dickinson
Il were weighed on the 4th of January, at
ter being on full feed for "a days, ane
showed an average gain per head of 2ot
Il pounds. They are being fed Is bushels
of corn per day, 4 bushels of oats, II