The Dickinson press., 1900-12-15


Dobson at Great Falls, Mont.
For sale, an elegant fur coat, at a bar
gain, for cash. Will fit m~edium-sized
man. Enquire at this Office. I7-I5-tf
Daniel Cook wantsto say to his patrons
that the holiday books will be along next
week and that he will deliver on Dec. FL
and Dec. 49,.
During the last ten days Pat Mckinley
has been very sick with pneumonia at
Mandan. He is considered out of dan
ger now.
On account of the death u her sister,
it is not expected that Miss Nellie Crudcn
will return to her school here until after
the holidays.
Frank Meade sold four carloads Of
horses in Illinois during the fall and will
have another shipment of two cars out
the last of this month.
Il. Sutherland, who has been work.
ing for Cuskelly Bros. at Oakdalc the
past season, has gone to Bemidji. Minn.,
to spend the winter.
!. Somebody has tru,hfully said: There
are two bad things about cigarette smok-
ing; first the cigarette, and second the
bow who smokes them.
X. r. Eiken, a successful sheep grow
er living north of Taylor, bought a thous-
and bushels of oats in the fall to feed his
sheep during bad weather.
The ladies of St. Johns Guild and the
X. L. club auxiliary Guild will have
Christmas articles for sale at Sco6eld's,
Saturday, the day Of the food sale.
Charlie Phelan, who has been with the
First National bank the past season,
went to Fargo Wednesday night to
spend the holidays with his parents.
Edwin Johnson has a fine herd of cat
tie with John Kirby on Coyote creek in
Billings county. Edwin continues as the
trusted foreman at c. c. Mead's ranch.
The Dickinson schools will have a
two.weeks' mid-term vacation-from
Dec. II to Jan. 7. This will bring the
close of the term, or school year, on May
cath.
J. w Gruschus, Guy aud Will Dickin-
son returned the first Of the week from
their hunting trip. We understand tina,
they brought in all the deer the law al
lows each.
]. H. Waggener took advantage of the
good weather this week and finished
painting his new house. John has a good
house now and the best of it is that it is
| all his own.
A very handsome display is that the
| Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick Works
have on the Northern Pacific depot plat
form, showing a half dozen varieties O
their fire and facing bricks.
Mrs. R. M. futile and daughter, Of
Mandan, will go to Europe in January
Miss futile is to enter a musical con
servatory at Leipsic and her mother vii
remain with her the first year.
DR.. Cooke WiH be at Hotel Da'
kota, Richardt0n. for dental wo7z
Tuesday and Wednesdzy, Dec. K
and 10.
In the lower lett hand corner of thu
new city warrant book is the likeness o.
a perfect beef animal carrying the let
tiers, &c D N D" 1t is an unique ide;
and originated with Mayor Manning.
P. F. Suits has purchased \ very fin
quarter section Of railroad land northeas
of Davis buttes. Mr.. Stults owns severa
quarters in this vicinity and his intention
is to fence the land for ranch purposes
Frontier lodge No. II, l. o. O. F
elected the following officers at the regu
lar Tuesday evening meeting this week
]. c. Thompson, N. c.; ]. r. Stewart, '
c.; D. S. Littlehales, R S.; E&P. Tingl!
f. SIT. H. Brien, Treas; D. w. Nj
Kenzie, trustee.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Harnden, {
Antelope, were shopping IN Dickinso
on Tuesday. MIR. Harnden has take
the Press for nearly I6 years an
dropped in while here and renewed h
subscription for another year.
f F. A. Little, manager Of the new Fa'
!. cite Mercantile Co., was in Dickinson c
Wednesday and stated that they wei
getting a splendid trade at the stor
which, in connection with building up
,. a new ranch, kept him very busy.
. Mrs. ]. P. Anderson of Taylor was
. Dickinson this week for medical trea
ment and a small operation. She is Il
patient Of DR.. Dillon who came up We
J nesday to assist Drs. Davis and Perki
! in performing the operation.
James D. Henderson erected a ba
Q 100 feet long at his Billings county ran
( during the fall and early winter. T
i has some very fine Hereford calves ar
!. is prepared to give them good shelf
e during cold and stormy weather.
A nice serviceable present to tho
o who require them is a pair of goId-fram
spectacles with frst-class lenses, fit
BY competent optician. Angliss. t
o optician, acknowledges no superior
this line. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Greene's Drug store. I2-I5-
lie On Friday evening, Dec. 7, abe
twenty young people gave William LIZ
neville a pleasant surprise party. Gam
and other amusements were the ord
and at IL o'clock refreshments we
i, served, after which the guests depart
declaring that they had never spent
more enjoyable evening.
n BISMARCK'S IRON NERVE.
=. Was the result of his splendid heal
lndomitable will and tremendous en-,
"a -. ~o fo.,nI ,,,i,aso .k1-..i t.