The Dickinson press., 1900-06-30
Wool Sacks,
Wool Irvine,
Sheep shears,
Camp stoves,
T~arpaulins,
Tents,
At McCIoy & Senour's,
See Currie & Co.'S. ad.
See DcCr,ff's neu, adv,

See DcGrattS new adv.
Oranges and lemons at Scofeld's. $40
Goldfish and salt salmon at Sco6eld's.
Creamery butter at Sco6eld's. 3-io-tf
Machine oil at Drenkels. o.23tf
Good mich COW for sale. P. F. Stults.
6-l6-It.
Meal tickets 81 at the Mckinley house.
6-l6-tf
MIR. and Mrs. F. H. Motsiff have an
infant son.
Miss Minnie b. Allen has gone to
Michigan.
Trimmed hat for less than cost OF trim
ming, at Frecman's.
-G4farles Krauth of Hebron has gone 10
Germany for a visit.
Read Currie & Co.'S ad. Special cash
sale, ladies' waists.
%enzel Paulick was elected school d.
rector in district No. Is
Ladies' and childrcn's tan shoes at
cost, at Freeman's.
horn, to Sheriff and Mrs. Charles
kono, Monday, June IS, a son.
Call at Scofeld's and examine his new
stock of spring goods. $40 If
Miss Sco6eld visited Mrs. w. G. Clark
in Gladstone the first of the week.
Muslin underwear-fne goods-at
COST, at Freeman's.
E. c. Barry was in from the south this
week with two large loads of wool.
Do not fail to get what you want at
Freeman's clearance sale.
Boys waists and blouses were IS cents,
o IS cents, at DeGraff's.
Get your moneys worth, and more, at
Haskin & Grantecr's closing out sale.
Mrs. c. H. Pearl and Miss Pearl have
gone to Wisconsin to visit for the sum-
mer.
Linen cuffs! Linen cuffs! Round and
square end cuffs at is. cents per pair, at
HeGraf's.
y At Taylor B.. T. EIkin was. elected
school director and Lewis Bergern
treasurer.
How's this? Mems and boys 50, 60
and Is cents straw hats at IS cents per
lat, at DeGraff's.
A carload of Russians arrived in Dick
inson on Tuesday. They will settle in
this vicinity.
Scofield has a fine line of silks, suit
able Tor shirt waists and dresses, at prices
lower than last year. 3-Io-tf
" Rev. A. M. Wiley, who is located at
Cathay, was in Dickinson this week look
ing after his sheep.
We have just stocked up with notions
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
4-7tf KLINEFELTER & EACKER.
Mrs. D. S. Littlehale was accompanied
home from Brainerd by her sister, Mrs
Sumner, who will spend the summer here.
Scofeld's line of Peerless underwear
is a "dream in Cambria and Muslin
To look at this line is to purchase. 4-28-4t
A. B. Robinson's father died on the
+ 10th in Los Angeles at the age Of Is.
deceased visited Stark county some
Iyears ago.
Miss Adella Hanley, one of the Man
dan teachers, was en- route Tuesday to
Tacoma to spend the vacation with her
parents.
Paul liner says that he has not Dough,
the store business of Dyrsven & Co. Of
Taylor, as was reported on the streets
last week.
y President H. r. Lyon and DIR. Hear,
\were up from Mandan the first of this
week to look after business interests in
Dickinson.
Y c. N. Barker of Syracuse, N. Y, is
registered at the st. Charles, and is
thinking OF opening a dental office ir
Dickinson.
Bear in mind that Robert Neil will
keep his barber shop open until Il
O'Clock on the night of July grid and vii
not open on the 4th.
&kMiss Ora Greene, of Illinois, en- route
West, was the guest of Mrs. N. c
Ld"iSANSd llo VI .. . olSSAC AlolA
\Sunday afternoon until Monday after
moon.
The small pox scare at Gladstone
proved to be nothing but a case o
chicken pox. The wife OF the man wht
runs the steam shovel was the lad,
afflicted.
A carload of secondhand goods jus
received, consisting Of bedroom sets
iron beds, dressers, cupboards; and
nice line Of secondhand bicycles, ant
bicycle repairs. Klinefelter 4 Eacker
5-l2-t
Arthur Current has returned to Dick
inson, having recently graduated from
the Ann Arbor medical school. Arthu
is ready to locate for the practice o
medicine but he has not yet decided
where he will work.
!. Robert Neil announces that he vii
keep his barber shop open until /
o'clock on the night of July 3rd and tina
he will not open on the 4th. He want
to celebrate on the 4th and wants all q
his customers to get shaved on the grid.
Ills Life Was Saved.
Mr.. J. f. Lily, prominent citizen c
Hannibal. Mo, lately had a wonderfu
deliverance from a frightful death. |
telling Of it he says: 81 was taken wit
Typhoid Fever, that ran into l%Pneumoni;
My lungss4became hardened. | was s
weak ! couldn't even sit up in bcs
Nothing helped me. | expected to 500