The Dickinson press., 1900-12-08
Always fresh oysters at liners.

Mrs. LA. Simpson has been in st.
Paul the past week.
H. L. Dickinson returned Friday morn
ing from New York.
Call at Drenkel's for some very fine
apples by the barrel or box. l2-S-tf
]. H. Sweeny has moved into the Lish
residence, corner of Barnes and Oakes
streets.
Try the gold band bacon and ham at
liners. I2-8-2t
The Western Union Office was wired
for electric lights on Thursday.
Frank Brennan has been hauling grain
out to his sheep ranch this week.
Miss Catherine Coleman went TO st.
Paul Tuesday night to be absent a week.
c. X. Bagley, proprietor Of the Taylor
hotel, visited Dickinson the first of the
week.
Don't fail to see w. c. Candee's line
before purchasing your Christmas goods.
l2-3-3t.
A full line Of silvcrware at w. c. Can
dee's. Call and see stock before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Iz-9-3t
The Clio club meets with Mrs. DR..
Perkins Thursday, Dec. -; same pro.
gram as published last week.
Miss May Hayes intends going to
Fargo the first of January to attend
school at the Agricultural college.
If you want a good steak, call on F.
Lucas at liners meat market. I2-8-2t
Banker and Mrs. w. l.. Richards
started Wednesday night for Mineral
Springs, Texas.
Fine winter apples n barrels and boxes,
at right prices, at liners. I2-S-2t
Rev. R. A. Bilkey is planning a trip to
St. Paul and Minneapolis and expects to
get away tonight.
The Recorder is authority for the
statement that Dan Burkholder has left
the place.
A. M. Pomroy expects his wife and
three children to arrive from Minnesota
on Sunday.
Headquarters for toys and fancy goods
Greene's Drug & ~Jewelry store. I2-8-ti
Joe Dickinson and Story Aud have
not gone west as was talked last week.
J. F. Jarisch is planning a trip to the
Old Country the first of the year, expect.
ing to be absent ten weeks.
On Monday Mrs. Clara l.. Lowery re-
ceived word of the death of her brother
George A. Davis, in Wisconsin.
There was a pleasant dance and oyster
supper at Walter B. Powers residence
on Green river Tuesday evening.
Tuesday night Xaver Koch and Jacob
Ehli we're made acquainted with the in
itiatory degree in Odd Fellowship.
Mrs. James H. Palmer Of Fargo j:
spending a few weeks with her father anc
mother. Capt. and Mrs. J. G. Saunders.
Ed. Roberts has finished at the Dins.
dale ranch and returned to town. w. X
More takes his place at the ranch.
This has been another fine week Tor
O. B. Frankenberg who is about ready &c
put the front into his Sims street build
ing.
Will Clark returned from Iowa a few
days since and is gathering two carloads
more OF horses to ship to southeastern
points.
Arthur Oily, brother OF Mrs. r. P
Taylor, spent a few days in the city this
week, on his way home to Fargo from
Missoula, Mont.
E. G. Coils came up from Mandar
this week to look over the chances for or
ganizing a lodge Of the American Voc
men in Dickinson.
Chas Poppe, Billy Ross and Benni
Lind have taken 100 cattle of James Con
verse to winter at their ranch on Curry
creek, near Fayette.
E. DeHebach took A. c. McGillivray'!
cattle shipment east the first of the weel
and has been in attendance at the stool
show in Chicago this week.
Currie & Co. loaded four teams witt
supplies on Tuesday for their Hale
store. John A. Currie and Charlie Grow
each took a load out.
Miss Della Spears, county superlnten
dent elect, has resigned her position a
primary teacher in the Dickinson school
to take effect the list Of January.
The new telephone directory will b
ready for distribution the first of the com
ing week. Order your telephone at one
so that your name will appear in the new
list of subscribers. I2.8-l