The Dickinson press., 1900-01-06
Saturday. Jan. 6, 0

Saturday. Jan. 6, 1900.
The finest of winter weather.
Johnnie Currie has been away the past
week visiting.
See the fine carving sets at McCloy &
Senour's. I2-o-tf
Cattlemen have not fed any hay to
their stock. so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.. Cook drove up
from the Cannon Ball this week.
The Woodmen did not meet Monday
night but will hold their monthly meet
ing next Monday night
Household furniture for sale. ALBERT
BARDEN, in E. E. Cook house. I-6-1tp
Sure pop, shelled pop corn, 4 lbs for
25cts, at Sco6eld's. I2-I6-tf
A recent letter from Mrs. w. H. Morris,
Grand Junction, Colorado, stated that
her husband had typhoid fever.
o. S. Chase was in this week and Sc
cured a teacher, Miss Matherson, for
the private school which he maintains at
his ranch.
All steel hand sleds in all styles and
sizes at McCloy & Senour's. I2-o-tf
The county commissioners were ex-
pecting to get through with checking up
the different offices on Friday.
There was a report in town this week
that the Mandan schools had been closed
on account of a diphtheria scare.
]. A. Flynn was distributing a car of
flour among our merchants On Wednes-
day which he had purchased of Lahy &
Tavis, of Glen Ullin.
Remnants-in all lines of dry goods,
odd sizes in hosiery and underwear at
Currie & Cos clearance sale. Read
their ad. this week. Lott
Geo. Electromagnetic Richardton raised
over 1900 bushels of wheat last season,
700 bushels oil oats and other grain. He
has a herd Of IS cattle.
The Foote case was taken up again
Thursday in Justice Folsom's court. At
the time these forms were closed FRIDAY
the case had not been completed.
Drink "Lipton's Teas" pure, fragrant,
and delicious. On sale at Scofeld's.
]. w. McQuay requests his copy of the
PRESS Sent to Rockford, Iowa. Mr.. Nc
Quay has a half interest in the Rockford
Electric Light Works.
Anything that you buy at Candee's
will be first class, no shody cheap goods.
Miss Adella Hanley, one of the Man
dan teachers, was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. VII. Stickney a few days since.
Currie & Co. commence their January
clearance sale next Monday; go and get
some of the bargains. 1911
Herman Bream has a half section of
land within two and one halt miles of
Taylor, farms some, has a a few cattle
and has no fault to find with. Stark Co..
You should see those excellent, beauti-
full, durable, accurate ladies' and gents
watches at Candee's. I2-I6-tf
4 On Thursday Capt. Saunders took
rs filings for Mercer county parties I'M
der the Reservoir act. This makes over
400 filings that Clerk of Court Saunders
has taken under this act.
Commissioner Lee has purchased one
of the Mcfarland pianos forhis daughter
and son. Mrs. DR.. Davis is agent for
this make of instruments and the pur-
chase was made through her.
The carpenters have had a fine week
for putting in windows and doors in the
bank building, and now that it is en-
closed there will be no difficulty in plas-
tering and finishing the interior walls.
The Perkins rooster and self baster is
the best made and McCloy & Senour
have the exclusive agency in Dickinson
Last week the Aermotor man erected
a Io-foot Aermotor for J. F. Brodie to
pump water from the Lehigh mines and
this week an 8-foot Aermotor was erect
ed for McCoul & Northrop in east Dick
inson.
If you want good cuts of prime beef
the best the country can produce-go to
Parker's. I2-23-tf
Z Mrs. !. K. Shipley was in town last
Saturday and took Ed, so long at the
St. Charles, back with her to look after
the stock at the farm. Mr.. Shipley is
recovering from his paralysis.
J. Van der Las is having alarge num-
Der of inquiries from prospective Iowa
settlers. During the past year he has
had a big sale of railroad lands and is
looking forward to a much larger sale
for the present year.
The friends of Mrs. w. P. Murn, wife
of Roadmaster Murn, gave her a "hard
times" surprise party at her Glendive
home last week. Progressive whist was
played and prizes were given for the
persons costume most resembling hard
times. Mrs. Murn was awarded the lady
prize and John H. Montford the gentle
man prize.
Fine York state apples s4.5o per barrel:
pure cider soc per GAL; cranberries 3qts.
for 25c; strained honey sI.25 per gal, at
the new butcher shop. P. F. STULTs,
12-23-tf Prop.
There will be a meeting at the Congre
gational church in Gladstone, N. D., Jan.
9, at 1890 in the morning for the pur-