The Dickinson press., 1900-12-22

WCIC NOWu IOtll VAS0Olo OA AoSoAo
Headquarters for toys and fancy goods.
'Greene's Drug & Jewelry tore. I2-8-tf
Leave your orders at Parker's meat
market for your Christmas turkey. l2-22ft
&C. Mead took his last wagon load of
winter supplies to his Cannon Ball ranch
on Friday.
A full line of silverware at w. c. Can
dee's. Call and see stock before parchas-
ing elsewhere. l2-8-3t
w. B. Powers has the contract for re-
pairing the N. P. dixie west OF Dickinson.
Work was begun this week.
Ed. Campbell is freighting for the
Fayette Mercantile Co. and was in a few
days since for a load Of goods.
Green hides, &C to SC per pound; dry
hides. 8 to Ioc; sheep pelts, 80 to 4oc
each, at liners. l2-22-tf
John Goodall loaded a car Of horses
this week at White Earth and Brooks
took the shipment to Texas.
On the first of January Drs. H. A..
Davis and Geo. A. Perkins will dissolve'
partnership, each going it for himself.
Prof. L. F. Crawford will be in attend
ance at the Teachers State Association
meeting in Fargo on Dec: 26, II and 70.
Attorney L. A. Simpson received a
scratch on his wrist last week which de-
veloped into a case of blood poison and
came near being very serious.
Don't forget to leave your subscription
with Milt Linsley for the Ladies Home
Journal and Saturday Evening Post.
I2-22-I,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ludolph of Billings
county, are stopping in Dickinson for a
short time to enable Mrs. Ludolph to gel
medical treatment.
Frank Gibbs and Fred Griswold came
in Wednesday from a visit at their sheer
ranches on the Cannon Ball. They found
things in good shape
Thursday night Jim Mallaney OF Butte
was enroute t Minnesota to spend the
holidays. Jim worked in Agent Good
hue's office in Dickinson in 1909.
Call on Mr.. Seitz at Parker's meat mar
ket if you want to get the best cuts o
steak to be had in town and to be waited
on pleasantly. 1921
L. Christensen of Bel6eld, has gone tt
California to spend the winter. He is ii
poor health and hopes that the chang
of climate will benefit him.
Green hides, &C to SC per pound; Or,
hides, 8 to Ioc; sheep pelts, 80 to 40
each at liners. l2-22-t
c. A. Albrecht orders his copy of thu
PRESS sent to the Archibald Bushes
College, Minneapolis, where he will b
until next April.
B. F. Deeken was up from Taylo
Thursday and renewed his subscriptio
to the PRESS, taking advantage OF ou
club rate to get Word 4 Works for 1901
. Thos. Harrington of Hazen writes thu
he is going to move across the L'ttl
!. Missouri river into Stark county, ToE
finds that he needs more range TOR HI
, cattle.
Miss Ida Mckenzie went to Farg
j, Wednesday night to spend the holida,
with her sister and friends, and durin
her absence John Reid has a position c
the PRESS.
CT. Merry was brought to Dickinsc
on the night of the I4th by Sheriff kon
The examination has been continued ar
! in the mean time E.. F. is in the custoc
: of Sheriff Kono.
= Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Snow have take
{ rooms at the Blackburn hotel. MIR. Sno
works on Harry Gruschus' dray line, ar
e his wife and children recently came o
from Iowa.
The X. L. club was entertained plea
{ antlv Wednesday evening by MI
e Emma Messersmith and Miss AM
Sims at the residence of Mr.. and Nj
e L. A. Simpson.
tt Monday evening Will Clark and Ter
k Hayes each loaded a car of horses 1
IF eastern points. Mr.. Clark expected
70 into Iowa and Illinois, while n
!. Hayes rather expected to 60 into Mic
ID gan.
Miss Dora Berry was the guest of M
to May Hayes last week, returning to
& school north of Richardton the first
If the week. Miss Berry is teaching a 10
term and was given a ~two-weeks' va
ton.
The mother of Ed Jones died on
14th of this month at Oshkosh, w
ne Mrs. Jones was 81 years of age and
Is. never been attended by a doctor III
one year prior to her death. Ed W
nv down on Friday night.
&C Mary Lucille, daughter of Represe
If alive and Mrs. Frank Lish, died at
ew o'clock Friday morning, Dec. III. Alb
oil two weeks ago Lucille showed sympto
,n- of meningitis, but the primary cause
death was v~alvular heart disease,
WI which she had received treatment
some time. If Lucille had lived until
tx 77th of this month she would have b.
6 years and I month of age. She was
amiable child and during the kinderl
den term last summer she became
=, much interested in her work and
much attached to her little school-ma
Services will be held from the Cath
church this( aturday)afternoon. The
OK, ~cession starts from the house at 2 o'cl
nty Mr.. and Mrs. Lish have the sympath
to the community in their bereavement
ais
ard Card of Thanks.
:. To all those who have assisted US
lad. ing our daughters illness and since
E, death and to those who showed
= - ~. ~, o;ft~ If beautiful n0u