The Dickinson press., 1900-10-06
Senator MeCum6er. Oct. 8.

tnlS week 10 get MS VIE ana CnllQfen.
Call on J. H. Waggener for the celc-
brated Thomas pumps and repairs.
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Barn to rent. Enquire of Nj. H.
Linsley. Io.6.1t
M. F. Klinefelter has a good position
in Seattle as shipping clerk ina large
wholesale house.
Mrs. A. w. Freeman and Harry Kline
felter have returned from a very pleas
ant visit in Seattle.
]. H. Waggener is doing some fine
cabinet work. Any old thing in the re-
pair line at W~aggener's. >9-I5-3t
Farrell REILLY sold one carload of cat
tie on Monday in South St. Paul at S3.85
per cwt. and n load at $3.50.
You can have a telephone in your resi-
dence for SI.oo per month. For particu-
lars see Manager Hughes. lo-6.tf
Miss Mary Kennedy of South Heart is
stopping with Mrs. ]. ]. BARLEY, and at
tending the Dickinson school.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have Il TODD sale az Z. l.. Scntield's
store this Saturday afternoon. o-22-,f
James Birch and son returned Wedncs-
day from their trip to England, having
been absent about four months.
l. p. Baker g. Co. will bring in $500
Montana sheep within a week or ten
days. They will be driven south.
Monday was a North Dakota dav for
Paris 4 Co. They sold 80 cars of cattle
from Western North Dakota on tina, uav,
One hundred pair mems shoes. Your
choice SI.5o; second choice Sl.oo. Ten
mis- shoes IS cents. Klinefel.er Il Eacker
Sat.
You will always ger a square meal at
the Elite restaurant. Open day and
night Timmons & Herring, propric,ors.
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R. c. Hill returned Tuesday night
from Utah where he had been EMPLOYED
by the government in taking cattle cen
sus.
c. T. Crowl is making the excavations
for the new city hall. His bid was the
lowest of four or five that were offered
so9.95.
Brooks Goodall was in from the north
the past week with stock which went to
Chicago with the Manning-G oodall ship
ment.
The Glendivc people seem To think
that the Hughes Electric Light Co. will
be doing business in their town bcior.
long.
For sprains, swrllings ard lamcn:sa
there is nothing So gonl as Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale lv
all druggists.
Judge Winchester issued final citizen
ship papers last week to 100 Stark county
people. The judge went to Medora Fri
day evening returning home on the carly
morning train.
Just received a very fine lot of box ap
piles at Drenkcl's store, and they are SELL
ing at reasonable prices. Delivered at
once to any part of the city. o-22-tf
Mr.. Wemsley, who has the Parker
sheep at his New England ranch, has
bought ten thousand feet of iron roofing
of A. P. Folsom to use in covering sheen
sheds which he is building.
The best is the cheapest. When you
buy coal from from the Consolidated
Coal Co. you get the best. An order by
mail or phone will insure you quick de-
livery. o-8tf
Among those who are having their
residences wired for electric lights are:
DR.. Stickney, Capt. Gregory, Col. ALI.
White, Capt. Saunders, Fred Christian
sen and Engineer Clarence Allen.
One hundred pairs ladies' and misses
shoes. Your choice any lady's shoe in
house, SIPS; a good shoe sI.oo. Slippers
and children's shoes IS cents. Kline
telter q Eacker. 8-4tf
Everybody admits that the Geo. Hark-
ms cattle, shipped last week, were the
best cattle that had been marketed from
this point this season. The best of these
cattle netted so8 per head. They were
all natives.
VIM. Wilson, solicitor for Paris & Co.,
is arranging to feed young cattle from
this section at his Iowa farms. He vent
to H. w. Smiths this week to receive
a carload Of yearlings tor feeding pur-
poses.
For n dollar per month you can have
a telephone in your residence connecting
you'with all parts Of the city. No other
expense. The company puts in the in
strument and makes no charge. For
particulars see Manager Hughes. Io-6-tf
J. A. Farrah has about completed ar
engagements to ship his calves into Iowa
to iced the coming winter. This will
leave him with sufficient feed at his
ranch to winter the balance of his stock
in good shape.
P. B. Wickham of Glen Ullin made a
left-handed investment in sheep three
years ago. He purchased SI,275 worth
of sheep and turned them out on shares
and his net profit is 81, 500 and the or
iginal number of sheep left.
When you cannot sleep for coughing,
it is hardly necessary that any one should
tell you that you need a few doses of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to allay
the irritation Of the throat. and make
sleep possible. 1t is goo ;. Try it. Sold
by all druggists.
For a number of days this week pas.
sengcr trains were run through on the
siding north of the depot. The company
are putting a cinder pit under the main
track at the coal dock so that engines
can take coal and water and have the
fire box cleaned out all at the same time.
BY placing a telephone in your resi-.
dence you can call in a very few seconds,
at any hour of the day or night, any ply
sician in the city, the hotels, drug stores,
grocery stores and all other business
places. 1t is a great convenience and
will pay for itself almost every day. 16-otf
Glendive Independent: Station Agent
J. w. S. Richardson will take an ex.
tended lay-of, beginning next month and
will visit Georgia and neighboring states
during the winter. Mrs. Richardson and
two daughters will visit friends in Wibaux
and Dickinson during MIR. Richardson's
absence.