The Dickinson press., 1900-10-20


The cemetery association election was
postponed from the 18TH to the 22nd.
The Catholic fair will be held in the
opera house next Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Myers have
gone to West Salem, Ohio, to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Paul Hagerman has been sick
with fever but is reported as, getting
along nicely.
As a preventative against blackleg,
Peter Indergaard of Bel6eld has vac
cinated his calves.
Alb: Murray: You Can say to the read
ers OF the PRESS that cannot afford to
vote for Bryan this year.
c. H. Pearl has bought six carloads Of
Montana sheep and expects to buy more
during the next week or two.
N. c. Lawrence has returned from
New York. His daughter, Mrs, Geo.
Dobson, remains east for a while.
Fred Christensen has a new barber
pole-the neatest out. He has also put
in show case and a line of cigars.
Miss Anna Ennis has resigned her
position as teacher out north and Miss
Anna Simms will fill out the term.
The registration boards will sit from
9 a. m. until 5 o'clock p. m. next Tues
day, Oct. "a. Be sure and register.
A. T.. Crowl & Co. claim this is the
greatest premium offer ever made by
any responsible house. See ad l8-I3-tf
The N. P. has granted a f~eed-grain
rate OF "a cents, a reduction oil 9 cents.
Apply to your station agent for particu-
lars.
The PRESS takes subscriptions for all
kinds of papers and magazines and can
ave you quite a little bother and some
money.
The Maccabees have organized a tent
at Medora. A number Of the Dickinson
Maccabees were up on the 18th to help
organize.
A special election has been called for
Nov. Is in ward No. 1 to elect an alder
man to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of John F. Davis.
Only people who line within the
city limits of Dickinson A0uc to
register on the 23Td and son.
w. J. Peltcn has sold a car of feeding
sheep to c. H, Pearl to be delivered the
lst % Nov, when Mr.. Pearl will make a
shipment to his South Dakota farm.
Just received a very fine lot of box ap-
Piles at Drenkel's store, and they arc SELL
ing at reasonable prices. Delivered at
once to any part of the city. o-27-tf
Mrs. DR.. Davis and Miss Carrie Mes
sefsmith returned from Grand Forks
one than they had expected TO owing
t Homer's threatened sickness.
A shoe that will fit and wear-"The
Ladies' Capitol" No better shoe made
for $500. Currie & Co. have the ex-
elusive sale Of them. o-22-tf
D. G. Maclay, of Ball, Watson & Ma
clay. Fargo attorneys, was in Dickinson
this week on matters connected with the
Rosenbaum Bros. 4 Co. sheep case.
A large assortment of crackers, cook,
ing pretzels, ETC., fresh from the Lilli-
brldge-Bremuer works received every
few day at Drenkels. o-22-tf
Edith Fread and Maggie Connolly are
contestants for the bicycle which the
Catholic society have offered as a prize
to the one getting the most votes.
The passenger trains going west were
crowded on Wednesday, the afternoon
train being run in two sections. A land
seekers excursion was the occasion.
A. T. Crowl & Co. tell US the frames
they are giving away for SIS in cash trade
are worth from $3.50 to $500. Why not
secure one while they last. Io.I3.tf
L. A. Simpson left Wednesday morn
ing for Mercer county. He was to be ac-
companied by w. A. Mcclure. They
expect t return the first of next week.
S. K. Suverley and Thomas Yeakel
came up from Hebron on Wednesday.
Mr.. Yeakel returned to his Mercer county
ranch and Mr. Suverley went on to Boze-
a
Senior professor in the Realm Of Eye SENSE
D.. Jas. Madden, Of Chicago, Authority Oh
::yes," by request Of many prominent citizens o.
mis- county, will be with us for q few days
Joining soon.
Ernest Fox was taken down this week
with a severe case of grip.-Later Mr.
Fox was taken to Mrs. Billiards. resi-
dence Wednesday morning. He has
fever.
There will be a grand ball at Taylor
Oct. 26 under the auspices of the Yeo-
men lodge. Oysters and other refresh
ments will be served. Tickets including
supper, $500.
The plans and specifications for the
new city hall arrived this week. The
foundation is about completed and work
on the superstructure will be begun as
soon as the contract is awarded.
Ferd. Leutz spoke to the Germans in
South Dickinson for an hour Tuesday
evening, making a good impression on
his hearers. Mr.. Leutz was repeatedly
applaudcd during his speech.
People who live outside of the limits
| Of the City of Dickinson do not have to
register; those living within the incarpor-
ated limits, ladies as we'll as gentlemen,
must register Oct. % or Oct 50.
Congressman b. F. Spalding will
speak at the opera house on the evening
Of Oct. 26. Mr.. Spalding is an able
speaker and will tell his hearers some
thing about the republican state ticket.
Congressman B. F. Spalding viii
speak at the opera house Oct. 26. He is ar
able speaker and the fact that he is to be
here the night following Lieut.. Hildreth
should, if for no other reason, bring out a
large crowd.
Ex-Congressman Comstock gave {
very clear presentation Of the republican
principles in his speech Tuesday night
He is a man of ripe experience and doe
not make statements which cannot be
backed up.
The Forum has it that a 54=pounc
squash has been raised at Medora. The
most of the valley papers claim that thi!
mammoth squash was raised at Medina
or some other place in the eastern par
of the state.
When you cannot sleep for coughing
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