The Dickinson press., 1900-11-03
DICKINSON PRESS.
TWO DOLLARS A E A
Saturday. Nov. 3. 0

S0SVsV0yO WV D lYVVs
Order your coal at Drenkers. o-22.tf
Young America cheese at Drenkers.
o-27-tf
Barn for rent. Inquire of M. H. Lins-
ley. Io-2o.It
Barn to rent. Inquire of M. H. Lins-
icy. Io-7o-4t
Good secondhand safe for sale cheap
H. a.. DAVIS. o-22-4t
Daniel Cook has returned to Dickin.
son for the winter.
The rain fall for October amounted to
about one-half inch.
Will Clark went east with a car of
horses on Thursday.
Miss Tillie Knudson of Taylor is work.
ing on the Recorder.
John Dobson has nearly recovered
from his railroad injury.
A.. F. REILLY went to market this week
with four cars of cattle.
Oscar Skeen took charge of his black.
smith shop on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs. Frank E. Brennan were
in from Halliday this week.
Mira. D. S. Littlehales and son Charlie
left Tuesday for St. Paul.
Mrs. John Clark has gone to Wiscon-
sin to visit for the winter.
Good second hand cook stove for SIS.
Inquire of McCloy & Scnour.
A number of lamps for sale very
cheap. Inquire at this office.
James Harmon and daughter Stella
were in Dickinson on Tuesday.
MI. Harry Hagcrm.n and son Eddie
went to Mandan on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Moore were down
from Billings county this week.
Rev. S. M. Roadhouse spent a few
days in Bismarck this week.
The Harry Hagerman residence has
been sold to Mrs. Leonberger.
M. {. Eacker went to St. Paul on Tues
day to buy a new stock of goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Senderling vent to
Chicago Thursday to spend the winter.
Read A. T. Crowl & Cos, ad. and Sc
cure one of those nice picture frames.
1o-l3-tf
Now is the time to lay in your winter
apples-sl.5o for a bushcl box. Currie
& Co. o.72.tf
Conductor and Mrs. Haskin will &C.
cupy their new home as soon as it is
completed.
For sale-l hrst-class baby carriage;
cost s72; will sell for $40.
lo-27-7p MRS. ]. CRosTHwA1rE.
w. P. Brannon, manager of the Dick.
inson Fire & Psessed Brick Works, is
1 around again.
ALT White and his running mate, Peter
LEM. made a tour of Mercer county a
few days ago.
Frank Lish believes in the fall setting
ct trees and has put a row around his
n:w residence.
A good thing in corsets, direct from
the Warner factory, at Currie & Cos.
Call and see them. o-22-tf
Treasurer J. S. White has been look
ing after both his own and the office OF
auditor this week.
Ladies' misses and children's fall and
winter jackets, black and popular colors,
at Currie q Cos. o-22-tf
G., w. Grove, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Hitler, returned to Penn
sylvania this week.
O. B. F~rankenberg will be living in the
upper part of his Sims street building
within a short time.
Sheriff Kono is distributing the ballot
boxes and poll books for the various pre-
cincts in the county.
Human Hearts" is the lame of the
rlay that will be given at the opera house
Saturday evening. Nov. 3.
The Oldest of H. P. Dinius' eight
children who were left motherless a few
Gays ago, is aged II years.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have a food sale at E. l.. Scofeld's
store this Saturday afternoon. o-22-tf
MI. Simpson will speak at Belfeld
Saturday evening. MI. Mcclure ex-
rccts to be present at the meeting.
w. A. Mcclure was up from Taylo,
: Monday afternoon to attend the German
wedding with the other candidates.
A. T. Crowl & Co. claim this is the
& eatest premium offer wei made by
any responsible house. See ad I8-13-tl
All agree the Northwestern news ser.
vice of the St. Paul Dispatch is I'm.
e;Iualad. Only IS cents per month b,
mail.
Try the Lew Wallace and E. L. Atri
cana l cent cigar al Fred Christiansen's
ais, the Lamarch and Daprimorosa cnt
Ct .ars. Io-17-t
Miss Kelly, waiter for a long time at the
ST. Charles, went to Duluth on Tuesday
expecting to APPEND the winter there will
rel ltives.
I Mrs. Lot hrop was accompanied tt
ID. :xinson last week by A. G. LothroE
WI, was on his way east to visit relatives
f. 4 few months S.
Postmaster and Mrs. Thompson:
friends, Mrs. Guthrie and children, have
y,ne 20 San Francisco to make theil
Lo ne with a brother.
Fhe high SCHOOL and grammar room.
will have an opportunity to vote mex
Monday afternoon, and it is expected
,h-y will correctly forecast Tuesdays
election.
Mrs. L. r. Lothrop, who has beer
visiting friends in Dickinson for a week
returned west Wednesday morning. Mr.
AMI Mrs. Lothrop are about to move
from Tacoma to Eureka, Cal.
W. c. Hecht and Henry Ableman each
signed contracts Tuesday morning fe'
IT.: wintering OF 50 head Of H: c
M;ethe's ecattle. Geo. Herring also tool
:: herd. The cattle were delivered tn.
"a ne day by Mr.. Miethe in Dickinson
\. B. Robinson is going east next weel
to look after the manufacture of hi.
rlonograph machinery and may be alb
s.at several months. He will spene
S sane time in New York and bridgeport