The Dickinson press., 1900-08-25
Something like a half Car of dry goods
for fall trade lust in at Currie & Co.'S.

was in Dickinson Friday for medical
treatment
For Sale-Wardrobe, extension table
and two hanging lamps. Inquire Of Mrs.
P. Tingle.
F. S. Cunningham set a furnace for
McCloy & Senour in the Sentinel Butte
school house this week
Elmer Cornell and r. A. Seaman made
final proof last Saturday be-
fore James G. Saunders.
Miss Nellie Orchard, the guest Of Mrs.
H. L. Dickinson the past month or two,
returned Wednesday to Fargo.
J. K. Schiel of Indianapolis, who had
been looking after stock interest in this
place, returned east on Tuesday.
Prices on range stock we're IL to IS
cents lower en- Wednesday. The sheep
market was also yer supplied.
The Bismarck Tribune chronicles the
arrival of a o-pound girl at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Best, Aug. y.
The people of Williams county an.
nounce a fair and race meeting tobe held
3, 4 and s, at Williston.
Mrs. 0. J. Foote, Mrs. A.. J. Kurtz and
daughter Eva, of southern. Iowa, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Foote.
A. c. Albrecht is out south helping his
folks harvest their crops, which he says
are not so bad south of Heart river.
VIM. Gardner has bought 100 acres of
land about 9 miles south of town and will
fence and otherwise improve the same.
General Hughes was in Dickinson on
Wednesday He goes to Chicago a,
once to attend the G. A. r. encampment,
See the smallest horse in the world
with Sherlock 4 Cos. big one ring show,
weighing 20 pounds, standing IS inches
high.
Mrs. VIM. Welsh came up from Man,
dan Thursday and is the guest of Mrs
James Stewart. Mr.. Welsh has 4 west.
end rum.
DR.. E. NJ. Holt has sold his ranch tc
o. P. liner and the first Of this week left
for California, where he hopes to regain
his health.
c. T. Langley 4 Co. sold in Chicag;
as follows: 81 ooS-steers at S4.Is; and Tc
SS2-steers at 365. S. Carroll sold II
III7-cows at $40.
Will Clark came in from the east thi:
week aud took another shipment O
horses to Iowa, where he has had good
success in selling this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. R. Lothrop, Of Tacoma
:sere eastbound passengers on Tuesday
en- route to St. Paul. On their return
they will visit friends in Dickinson.
Rev. S. NJ. Roadhouse was made the
presiding officer Of the Sunday schoo
institute at Dickinson and he made a
model officer. Mrs. c. H. Wiley wa:
made secretary.
r. c. Hill, U. S. stock enumeration. was
called to Utah about two weeks ago Il
help complete the census in a distric
near Salt Lake, his work here having
been completed.
G. S. Lewis and family, late of Mitchell
So. Dakota, recently settled on Thirt,
Mile creek, this county. Mr.. Lewis Il
putting up hay and will likely start
sheep ranch.
One hundred pairs ladies' and misses
shoes. Your choice any lady's shoe ir
house, sI.25; a good shoe sI.oo. Slipper
and children's shoes IS cents. Kline
felter & Eacker. Sat
Mrs. L. A. Simpson entertained
bicycle party for her sisters, Mise!
Emma and Jessie Messersmith, on Satur
day evening last, in honor Of their CUES
Miss Gertrude Woode Of Medora.
Mrs. Wallace Reid of Medora Is sci
with diphtheria, DR.. Stickncy attending
physician. Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Pelissier'
little daughter has also been down will
the same disease. DR.. Perkins has tn
case in charge.
Benz. Webb and son Arthur, of Rich
ardton, were in Dickinson a few day
ago, having been out in the neighbor
hood of the Kildeer mountain looking IL
a ranch location. Mr.. Webb has abo,
100 cattle and will have to equip a ne,
ranch another spring.
Among the new list OF hot weathe
fruits are: Wafer sliced dried bee
fried halibut steak, smoked sturgeon i
tomato sauce and spices, speckled trou
in tomato sauce They are fine good
for any season, but particularly for thi
hot weather. AT Sc oheld's
Paris & Co. report the following sale
this week: H. c. Christensen, 40 1888
steers 400, 10 I236-steers AIS, and Q 1901
COWS 3.25; A. Johnson, l6 o3I-feeders 49,
and Is o5l-feeders 400; A. Anderson, !
oo7-feeders 4.4o, and HIo-cows 3.8s
L. Anderson, 10 uIo-feeders 4.35. and Il
II41-cows 3 80.
Barber Shop, hair cutting and shan
pooling. We make a specially of ladie
hair cutting and shampooing on MOI
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. w
carry a full line of hair tonic, hair IT
storers, creams for face and hands an
powders. r. CHRISTENSEN.
H. F. Tyler, who sold his ranch to
K. Slack, has closed out his entire. ranc
business, having disposed of his Gait
to Iowa parties. His father, who h;
been in partnership with him, has di
posed of some Of his cattle and put SON
out on shares.
Through the months of June and Jul
our baby was teething and took a rul
ming off of the bowels and sickness OF tt
stomach" says o. P. NJ. Holiday,
Deming, Ind. "His bowels would MOI
from five to eight times a day. l had