The Dickinson press., 1900-07-14
Saturday. July "a, 1900.

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Tarpaulins,
Tents,
At mcCloy & Senour's.
Machine oil at Drenkel's. 6-23tf
Mrs. Goodhue is in Mandan for a few
days visit.
Good mich COW for sale. P. F. Stults.
6-I6-lt.
Percy Chamberlain was up from the
east end Tuesday.
Meal tickets 81 at the Mckinley house.
6.16-tf
The Goodalls went to the ranch for the
summer Tuesday.
The newest shapes in linen collars at
8 cents each, at DeGraff's.
The Mandan fair comes early this year
September 1921.
Read Currie & Cos ad. Special cash
sale, ladies' waists.
A son was born July 9Th to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. +. Crawford.
Boys waists and blouses were IS cents,
now IS cents, at DeGraffs.
Landlord Mckinley of Mandan was in
the city on business this week.
Boys waists and blouses were 60 cents
now 40 cents, at DeGraff's.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. w. Follis were return
ing to Medora Thursday.
For sale-my building on depot plat.
form. Inquire of Ed. Dodd. 6-16-tf
L. Christensen of Belfeld was a caller
at the PRESS office Wednesday.
Get your moneys worth, and more, at
Haskin & Grantcer's closing out sale.
DR.. A. w. Weible, according to James
town advices, has left the country.
Mrs. H. c. Christensen entertained the
Congregational ladies' society Tuesday
afternoon.
Linen cuffs! Linen cuffs! Round and
square end cuffs at IS cent per pair, a,
DeGraf's.
w. A. Tremblay Of Miles City was
registered at the St. Charles the first oil
this week.
How's this? Mems and boys 50, &c
and IS cents straw hats at IS cents pei
hat, at DeGraff's.
Commissioner J. B. Stoddard was dowr
the first of the week to look up the WOO
situation a little.
The Darlington paper speaks of Mrs
Poole of this place as visiting relatives il
that vicinity.
Don't forget that "The Real Widow
Brown" will appear at the opera house
Monday evening, July Is.
\/rhomas Lippy, a cousin of VIM. Kline
felter has just shipped out of the Klon
dixie another big fortune.
Miss Ada Evans, who has been visit
ing the past five weeks at VIM. Chal
oner's, returned to Montana Thursday.
The Norway school district fnancia
report published in this issue of tn
PRESS shows the snug cash balance G
s575.71.
Mrs. Sumner and son, Charlie, VIII
have been visiting at D. S. Littlehales
returned to their home at Brainerd Tues
day evening.
The school districts all seem to have
cash balance. Belfeld reports s338,s
and Now Hradrec s1,75S.oS. Reports c
other districts will be given next week.
Miss Minnie Allen, who has made he
home with her brother, Clarence Allel
in this city for the past year, left Thur!
day for Michigan, where she will resid
in the future.
YThe Mckinley hotel was formal
opened Sunday under the managemel
of r. NJ. Blackburn. 1t is now frst-cla!
in all appointments. See ad. elsewhel
in this issue.
Geo. A. Dunlap will represent II
North American Live Stock Com. &
y this year in North Dakota with hea'
quarters in Dickinson, having arrive
here this week.
Ed. Current consigned a fine clip
$1,000 pounds of wool Monday to Justic
Bateman & Co. He will have more late
Frank H. Gibbs consigned a part Of h
the same day to the same firm.
Charles Bake and Mike Connolly
Dickinson have taken the mason contra
for the Cummings, Thorberg, Theis {
block at Mandan. They expect to beg
work next week and to finish in TWEEN
days.
o, T, Clough, the ingoing treasurer
the New England district, was in t
city this week arranging his bond. +
son, E. S. Clough, is clerk and E.
Partridge, L. M. P. Griswold and Jol
!. Stumpes are the directors of the distri
vssEouis Westland OF Yule was thro,
AID kicked by a vicious horse Wedne
day and had his leg broken. He W
taken s. miles through the Bad Lands
team to Medora from whence he "
brought to Dickinson by Dr.. Miller
be cared for at Mrs. Billiards..
The six-year old son Of N. b. Merry
jamestown was accidentally shot ST.
day while shooting gophers with |
! :. brother. Not many years g a broth
of this boy was accidentally killed
shooting.