The Dickinson press., 1900-07-07
Wool Sacks,
Wool Twine.
Sheep shears,
Camp stoves,
T%arpaulins,
Tents,
At McCIoy & Senour's,

At mcCloy 4 Senour's.
See Currie & Cos. ad. 4
See DeGraff's new adv. "
Oranges and lemons at Sco6eld's. $40
Goldfish and salt salmon at Scofeld's.
Creamery butter at Scofeld's. 3-Io-tf
Machine oil at Drenkels. 6-23tf
Good mich COW for sale. P. F. Suits.
6-I6-It.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. M. Pisha, June
70, a daughter.
Meal tickets 81 at the Mckinley house.
6-I6-tf
Shirt waist and silk waists at cost, at
Freeman's.
The newest shapes in linen collars at
8 cents each, at DeGraff's.
Trimmed hat for less than cost of trim
ming, at Freeman's.
Read Currie & Cos ad. Speciarcash
sale, ladies' waists.
Ladies' and children's tan shoes at
cost, at Freeman's.
Miss May Flynn has gone to Chicago
to trim for two months.
Call at Sco6eld's and examine his new
stock of spring goods. $40 If
Muslin underwear-fne goods at
cost. at Freeman's.
Emma F. Clark was granted a divorce
this week from Geo. Clark.
Do not fail to get what you want at
Freeman's clearance sale.
Boys waists and blouses were IS cents,
now Is cents, at DeGraf's.
Boys waists anil blouses were 60 cents,
now 40 cents, at DeGraf's.
For sale-my building on depot plat,
form. Inquire of Ed. Dodd. o-lo-tf
Get your moneys worth, and more, at
Haskin & Granteer's closing out sale.
w. B. Galligan says that there was a
good rain south on Monday night.
\LM, Sutherland & Son are booked for a
shipment of three cars of cattle on July
18th 4.
Linen cuffs! Linen cuffs! Round and
square end cuffs at IS cents per pair, Al
DeGraffs.
less Henderson, late of Taylor, ha!
taken a position with Parker & Co. al
deliveryman.
How's this? Mems and boys 50, q
and IS cents straw hats at IS cents pei
hat, at DeGraf's.
OThe alumni will hold a business meet
ing at the residence of E. L. Scofeld OF
the evening of July 10.
Sco6eld has a fine line of silks, suit
able for shirt waists and dresses, at price
lower than last year. 3-Io-t
NMrs. F. A. Briggs and Miss Brigg
were returning to Mandan on Thursda!
from a trip to the Coast.
N6hn Kussy has returned from th
Cannon Ball where he was helping Ed
Current with his sheep.
We have just stocked up with notion
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
Aft KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER.
Scofeld's line of Peerless underwear
is a "dream in Cambria and Muslin.
To look at this line is to purchase. 4-28-4
Nc. Flynn, who has been in Manitob
on railroad contract work for som
months, has returned home to Dickinson
WI A.N.Jefferies has a shipment of 10 Cal
'df cattle booked for July 10. This wi
be the first shipment of beef of the Sc;
Ison.
AZ" John Reid, who has a good position o
' the Glendive Review, was down to cele
brate with the Taylor people and sper
Thursday in Dickinson.
UP. E. Anderson was down from Medol
this week with his wool clip of 6,oe
pounds. He stored the same ia a wo
Jar and returned home.
Mr.. & Mrs. H. b. Schaffner and chic
Icu ICtuIucu " IACOiOA last odluide.
having been in Dickinson several day
for treatment for members of the famil,
US. Way was struck in the face la
week by a saddle pony which he had a
ways considered perfectly gentle. T.
came to town Saturday morning for trea
ment.
The ladies of St. Johns Episcop
CHURCH will hold a food sale at Scofeld
store Saturday afternoon, July 9TH, fro
~,o'clock to 6. Will try to supply &
who come this time,s
A carload of second hand goods ju
received. consisting Of bedroom Sc
iron beds, dressers, capboards; and
nice line of secondhand bicycles, al
bicycle repairs. Klinefelter & Eack'
5tl2-t
Waiter disposing Of a part of his Gait
70 c. E. Trask and making satisfac:o
arrangements for the keeping of the I
mainder, r. E. Fuller returned the fiji
of this week to Oregon, where he has e
tensive cattle interests in the vicinity
Hamilton. He looks for a good Cat
market here another spring and if COM
tons warrant will then ship in anoth
trainload Of cattle.