The Dickinson press., 1900-10-13
Order your coal at Drenkers. o-22.tf
Young America cheese at Drenkers.

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$ Good secondhand safe for sale cheap
H..A. Davis. o.22-at
. c:S. Langdon has shipped two car
loads of horses east.
Miss Agnes Ray has returned from a
pleasant eastern visit.
! Higgin 8; Deffebach shipped IS cattle
from Hebron this week.
Hitler Bros. drove sheep in from the
south this week to ship.
E. G. Bishophas taken a band OF sheep
e winter fromsA. billiard.
Masonsss began laying the foundation
ior theScity hallon Thursday.
Fowler has sold q calves to
Chase & Frye at SIS per head.
IN. 81. Clair 81 Grafton is clerking at
the Baisch & Young drug store.
Mr. and Mrs. +. E. Morgan were in
from the Cannon Ball this week.
Get our prices before buying your
winter fuel. Consolidated Coal Co.
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Read A. T. Crowl 4 Co.'S, ad. and Sc
cure one of those nice picture frames.
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Buy your coal from the Consolidated
Coal Co. We guarantee satisfaction.
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Jess Henderson has accepted a posi-.
lion with Walton & Davis at this place.
James Converse went east Wednesday
evening, expecting to return in about a
week.
Now is the time to lay in your winter
apples-sl.5o for a bushel box. Currie
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". B. Howe has returned from a long
of here.
Another democrat has withdrawn.
T.. Field-leaving a clear field for Capt.
Gregory.
: Next Monday Miss Mary Slack is to
open a private school at the home of H.
w. Bradamier.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Ferris were return
ing Thursday from their extended trip to
New Brunswick.
A good thing in corsets, direct from
the Warner factory, at Currie & Cos.
Gall n see them. o-22-tf
Ole Olson will make fun for the Dick.
Inson people at the opera house Wednes-
day evening, Oct. ~.
Ladies' misses and children's fall and
winter jackets, black and popular %colors,
at Currle 4 Cos. o-22-tf
The Woodmen of the World commit
tee have raised a little over SIS for the
Galveston sufferers.
Higgins & Deffebach have bought 1000
lambs of F. P. Stone. They will be fed
Tor the eastern market.
M. c. Eacker has bought the store in
terest OF VIM. H. Klinefelter, the latter
having moved to Seattle, Wash.
You can have a telephone in your resi-
dence for SI.oo per month. For particu-
lars see Manager Hughes. Io-6-tf
VIM. Morse, a sheep grower located in
the vicinity OF Yule, was in Dickinson for
supplies during the week.
John Gunwall, of Taylor, says that the
people in the vicinity OF Dickinson do not
know what good grass is.
The boards of registration sit in the
various city wards on the 23d and 10th of
October. Don't forget to register.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
hold their annual fair at the opera house
: on the 72nd and 23rd of this month.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have a food sale at E. L. Sco6eld's
store this Saturday afternoon. o-22-tf
D. D. Hersey writes from Clemans-
vile, Wis, that he is doing we'll and that
his wife could not live "a hours without
the PRESS.
Robert Wilcox, loaded with supplies
on Monday for his ranch. He had been
waiting several days for the roads to dry
up a little.
Manager Hughes has a force of men
stringing telephone wires and hopes 10
get the town pretty we'll wired by the
close of the week.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by
all druggists.
An item in a Mandan paper says that
Mr. and Mrs. S. Chandler will be there
after the 18TH to teach and practice mag
netic healing.
A voting precinct has been established
at Halliday, Mercer Co., with H. A. Hal
liday inspector, c. Anderson and Sam
St. John, judges.
Frank H. Gibbs received a telegram
Monday morning from Newburgh, N. Y.
announcing the death of his father, Will
liam Gibbs, aged IS years. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Englehartson, &C
companied by their son ]. E., were ir
Dickinson on Monday. They have :
cattle ranch in the vicinity of Bel6eld.
Do not overlook the fact that you can
get an oyster stew, or a good meal OF an,
kind, at any hour, day or night, at the
restaurant Of Timmons & Herring.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cunningham and At
torney J. A. Coleman were visiting th'
Porters and Goodalls and the Misse
Coleman during the past week.
M. Sutherland & Son have sold 10
calves to ]. M. Taft & Sons at SIS pc
head. They will be wintered at the new
Taft ranch on the Little Missouri river
The best is the cheapest. When yo'
buy coal from from the CONSOLIDATED
Coal Co. you get the best An order b
mail or phone will insure you quick dc
livery. o-8t
Capt. Oscar Skeen and officers of CT
K have been invited to attend the dedi
cation of the monument erected to tn
memory of the members of Co. c a
Grafton on the 18th.
M. Sutherland is about to ship two ca,
loads of 2 and 3-year old cattle to Al
!anta. ILL.,, where they will be fed corr
MI. Sutherland has relatives at Atlant
and will remain there during the comm
month.
Senator P. J: Mccumber's campaig
ra .y