The Dickinson press., 1900-01-20
Fissera's fine ceylon teas at Drenkel's.

E. S. Allen, assistant U. S. district at
torney, took a seat with Mr.. Simpsons
counsel on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill were up
from Antelope on Monday, intending to
go to Chicago on the evening train.
Agent Goodhue was taken to the
Brainerd hospital the first Of this week.
Mrs. Goodhuc is visiting in Montana.
The party who borrowed a scraper
from Mr.. Hiser last summer will please
return the same. I-2o-2tp
McCloy & Senour set the furnace in
the Dakota State bank building and fire
was put in for the first time on Monday.
Moses McNaney, one of the men at
S. S. Sutherland's ranch, accidently shot
himself through the hand this week. DIR.
Stickncydressed the wound.
There will be a grand masquerade ball
in the Tracey hall at Taylor on fine 22nd
of February. Admission 50 cents per
couple. Supper will be served at the
hotels.
S. G.. Baker of Tacoma, en- route home,
from St. Paul, visited in Dickinson for a
day this week. MIR. Baker enjoys good
health and has steady work with the
Northern Pacific.
The managers of the mask ball Tor
February IA wish to announce that spec
tators will be charged 50 cents each for
admission. Those desiring masks will
find a full line at Linsley's.
HE. Hill has resigned as teacher of
school No. 4. Mr.. Hill is ill with typhoid
fever and as soon as he gets a little
stronger will likely return to Vermont.
MIR. Cooke is filling out the term.
Call on Scoield if you wish to pur-
chase a useful gift. Hand bags, rugs,
table covers, napkins, handkerchiefs,
towels, etc. I2-I6-t
A Mandan fire Monday night burned
a hardware store and the Roncho place |
which had been closed by injunctional
proceedings. Some other property was
destroyed.
Ed. Holllngshead, proprietor of
Hollingshead's Cough and Cold Cure,
manufactured in Fargo, was in Dickin-
son last Saturday looking after the sale
of his medicine remedies, which are be-
ing handled here by Baisch g. Young.
The Clos meet with Mrs. M. L. Ayers
Thursday, Jan. IS.
Roll call, quotations from Tennyson.
Lesson, Chapts. Is in across
Res'ia."
WIN. Davidson has opened a cigar
factory in the Tilton building. Geo.
Waggoner has a half interest in the bust
ness, and everybody knows that Geo.
means business when he takes hold of
anything.
John M. Stahl, Secretary of Farmers
National Congress, will speak at the
Grain Growers Convention at Fargo,
Jan. 23rd to 10th inclusive, on Foreign
Trade" Rate one fare for the round
trip via the Northern Pacific. 1-I3-2t
New process gasoline range, almost
new, for sale cheap. AS l am not allow
ed to use gasoline in the building in
which | am TO- living, l have no use for
it. Range can be seen upstairs over N.
P. General Office building, or inquire OF
J. F. SLACK.
Call at the Messersmith building and
get some of the snaps in goods just
bought at d discount Of IS per cent. The
advantage is yours. We will sell for the
mex 80 days all of this lot consisting of
tinware, hardware, notions, shoes, ~arctics,
clothing, blankets, underwear, ladies',
mems and children's stockings, socks,
gloves and mittens, and lots of other
goods too numerous to mention.
Loft KLINEFELTER e. Co |
LThe Dickinson Hose Co. Band have
arranged for a grand mask ball to be
given at the opera house Wednesday
evening, February ID. Prizes will be
given for the best costume, and for the
most comical costume. Tickets for the
dance, sI.oo per couple, spectators, 50
cents. Supper will be served at the St.
| Charles.
~ a meeting of the stockholders of the
First National bank of Dickinson the old
directors were reelected, viz: A. Hill
lard, V. H. Stickney, R. H. Johnson, J.
F. Phelan, H. L. Dickinson, Dan Man
ming and J. J. Freeman. This means
the same oficers-A. billiard, PRESIDENT;
V. H. S%tlckney, vice president; and R.
H. Johnson, cashier.
tGeo. Harkins maintains a private
school at his Cedar river ranch and he
was in Dickinson this week for the pur-
pose of getting ateacher for three months.
In this connection Mr.. Harkins has a
grievance against Mr.. Higgins..for TAX
ing his former teacher. He admits that
Lum got a good wife, but it left him
without Il teacher for his children.
In the Wadena (Minn.) Pioneer Jour-
nal of last week is al account of the
death of L. A. Paddock, brother of E. G.
Paddock of Dickinson. Deceased was
an old resident of the place, having TAX
en- a prominent part in public affairs fer
many years. In the early days of Mimi
esota he had been the leader of COM
panies of men who had run down and
brought Indians to justice at different
times.
This is the season of the year when
people are making up their seed and
nursery lists for spring, Oscar H. Will
& Co., of Bismarck, have their annual
advertisement in this issue of the PRESS.
The firm has been doing business in this
state for many years and are perfectly
reliable. They supply trees and seeds
that are best adapted to this climate and
we have no doubt that the firm will re.