The Dickinson press., 1900-09-01
Shot Guns,
Smokeless Cartridges
Wire Fencing,
Camp Stoves,
Tents,
Harness,
Saddles,
Wickless Oil toves
At McCloy & Senour's.

w 1CKleSS I'll SCOV6S,
At McCloy & Senour's.
Machine oil at Drenkel's. o-23tf
Walter c. Taylor is at Wallace, Idaho.
Mrs. Jane Burnett has returned from
Texas.
Mike Olheiser is plastering the Tingle
Miss DeFrance is sewing again Ter
Mrs. Brown
Read Currie & Cos ad. Special cash
sale, ladies' waists.
Henry Hoverson was a Dickinson visi-
tor this week.
Baby jumper for sale cheap. Inquire
at this office. o-It
Mrs. Gotta and son George returned
Friday morning.
A. T. Crowl is putting in a steam heat
ing plant for his store.
Miss Ora Greene was an east-bound
passenget Friday morning.
Miss Alice Klinefelter returned from
St. Paul the first of the week.
Found-gold ring. Owner call at this
Office and prove property. o-lt
A new stone side walk is being built
by Klinefelter & Eacker.
"A Wise Guy" will appear at the Dick.
inson opera house Sept. 1o.
Louis Connolly is acting as Rosenbaum
Bros solicitor in this state.
Gus Finger asks to have his mail for
warded to Granite Falls, MINI.
George F. Woodman was in from his
Billings county ranch this week.
Born, to Auditor and Mrs. Ed. S. Fo-
ley, of Medora, August u, a son.
Mrs. Clara Rowe of Mandan has been
visiting in Dickinson the past week.
Just received a lot of iron beds, springs
and mattresses. Klinefelter & Eacker.
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l.. ]. Dickinson is one of our townsmen
who will attend the Minnesota state fair.
Will Lehman has returned from his
vacation, Mrs. L. remaining in Minneso.
John Brown of Richardton saws that
the hail destroyed much of his grass and
crop:
Miss Jessie Farrell has returned tc
Butte where she is employed in the pub
lie schools.
The RudIsclles have moved into the
Ray house, better known as the L.ch'
micke house.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Lothrop, returning
home to Tacoma, visited in Dickinson
on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Crowley returned Monday
night from Minneapolis on the NORTH
Coast Limited.
Mrs. F. A. Hickman OF Glcndivc ha:
been the guest Of Mrs. H. l.. Dickinson
the past week.
The condition of Miss Lois Pound c
Taylor who is critically ill with fever, i!
slightly improved.
Geo. H. Parker says the grass on tn,
range is as fine now as you would cxpcc
to find it in June.
Lincoln Lang recently made a yer,
successful test of his new gear on one 0
the big lake steamers.
Jacob Rothschiller, republican candi
date for assessor in the End district, wa!
up from Gladstone last Saturday.
One hundred pair mems shoes. You
choice $3.50; second choice sI.oo. Ten
mis- shoes s. cents. Klinefelter & Eacker
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beard went II
Hunter this week, having received wor'
that Mr.. Beard's father could live but
few days.
Currie & Co. have just received a ne,
line Of carpets. Go and buy-you won
have to wait to send for them for the
gre hers:
Connolly Bros. were in Friday wit
three teams which were loaded with lun
Der from the Mandan Mercantile c.
yards.
An effort is being made to raise by d
rect subscription money enough fo
painting the Congregations church an
parsonage:
Another car Of Rushford wagons ju!
reeeiYed-zwide or narrow tire: Now
you want to buy a wagon that will Civ
you entire satisfaction, call on Ge'
Drenkel.- 3d.
Mrs. VIM. Busse and Mrs. L. A. SIM
son left last Saturday for Mammoth HI
Springs, Butte, Anaconda and 9th.
points Of interest west.
James Converse sold 90 steers la
week that averaged ql6 lbs. at $40 pr
cwt. Belsigl Bros. sold 70 feeders, liz
weight, at s4.25, and 81 Texas steers, 8:
weight, at $500. C.. Shafer sold 43 steer
1866 weight, at s3.45.