The Dickinson press., 1900-04-14
Saturday. April Il, 1900.
SUNDAY will be Easter.

Sunday will be Easter.
Oranges and lemons at Scofeld's. $40
Goldfish and salt salmon at Scofeld's.
Creamery butter at Sco6eld's. 3-1o-tf
DR.. Perkins is preparing to set shade
trees.
Assessor Vinnedge was in town this
week.
New Orleans molasses in bulk at
Drenkel's. 2-l7tf
Charles Curliss was in from the south
this week.
John Courtney returned home on
Thursday.
A. N. Jeferies returned from the west
Monday night.
Finest naval oranges all sizes and
prices at Drenkels. 2-l7tf
Bring your old gold and silver to
Angliss the Jeweler.
About everything you can think of in
groceries at DrenkePs. 2-17tf
Smith Dobson has bought the Dobson
ranch at Antelope creek.
Call at Sco6eld's and examine his new
stock of spring goods. $40 If
DR.. w. G. Eddy has gone to Bismarck
to open an osteopath office.
Very fine grade of coffees and teas at
Drenkels. Something new 2-I7tf
S. E. Egge and A. H. Simonson Of Tay-
lor, were in Dickinson on Monday.
Beisigl Bros. came in Monday night
with a trainload of Montana cattle.
Cash paid for all kinds ofhides and furs.
2-I7tf. KL1NEFELTER & EAcKRR
Dan Burkholder is making extensive
Improvements in his cigar mandatory.
VIM. Ray has returned from Hunters
Hot Springs. He is much improved in
health.
Lanpher hats in spring styles 10Y
ready. All colors in stiff and Fedora
shapes. 4-7-5t
Mrs. A. H. Arnett and children are
down from the west to visit for some time
in Dickinson.
John Flynn has turned the Standard
Oil Co.. business over to the Mandan
Mercantile Co.
If you want a hat worth a hundred
cents on the dollar ask Currie & Co. for
arLanpher" hat, 3.I7
Pete Yauch came in Monday from
Minnesota with two or three carloads of
emigrants' movables.
Scofeld has a fine line of silks, suit
able tor shirt waists and dresses, at prices
lower than last year. 3-Io-tf
A. Dingman has moved his house over
to the west end of his lot. He is also
digging trenches for trees.
Mrs. M. N. Bran and children arrived
Tuesday from Chicago. Mr.. Bran has
rented the Dosskey house.
Miss Emma Coleman has engaged to
teach the spring term at Green River.
Her school begins on the 10Th.
We have just stocked up with notions,
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
Aft KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER.
Ned McCadam has the contract for
moving Frank Lish's hardware store.
Work was begun Monday morning,
Mrs. Otto Doskey and son Ernest left
the first of the week for Tacoma, where
Mr.. Dosskey has been for several months.
There was a soaking rain Sunday even.
ing which probably retarded seeding TOR a
day or two. II was a good thing for the
grass.
Treas. White has turned 81, I34.73 into
the Dickinson school fund. The greater
part of this money comes from the coun-
tv tuition fund.
If your dealer does not carry the Lam
pher hat, ask him to get it for you. 1t
gives better wear for the money than any
other hat in the market. 4=7-5t
Jack Williams recently shipped 800
2-year old Oregon cattle to Buford, from
which place they will be driven to his
ranch northwest of Dickinson.
We are now prepared to do all kinds
of repairing in bicycle, sewing machines
and furniture.
4-7tf KL1NEFELrER & EAcKER,
Commissioner w. H. Walton left the
hrstof this week for Hunters Hot Springs.
u. S. District Attorney Pat Rourke was
an the train bound for the same place.
Died, of heart disease; at Taylor, Hen
ry Lyndall, aged ~ years. Deceased
had lived at Taylor for a longtime and
had accumulated a comfortable estate.
He was a single man.
o. P. liner returned Wednesday from
St. Paul where he had been purchasing
new equipments for his meat market,
Mr.. liner is now at his ranch for a few
days. He does not expect to open the
market>until about the Ist of May.
The Billings county republican central
committee has decided to hold a onven
ton in Medora on May 5 and elect dele:
gates to the judicial, national and state
conventions: Caucuses will be held at
the different precincts Of the county on
the 18th Of April: The call appears in
!. this issue Of the PREss,
MI, and Mrs. w. H. Walton have taken
their daughter Cora home from the
jamestown convent school, She had
diphtheria some months ago and has not
been well since. An examination by our
local physicians developed the fact tina,
she was suffering from curvature of the
spine. With proper treatment it is
hoped that she will fully recover.