The Dickinson press., 1900-09-29

ing. | have much more hair now than
when began using Herpicide.
ANTHONY w. LINK.
Gladstone, N. D., April ], 90.
&C. Mead had about 30 beevcs on the
Chicago market this week. They were
sold by the North American L. S. Co. as
follows: Z cut out sold at 1855, balance
Mrs. Rudolph Frank died Tuesday
night after an illness of less than two
hours. Death was caused by a cerebral
hemorrhage. Deceased lcavesahusband
Friday stock shipment: Roquette
Bros. 2 cars, Simpson, Jefferies & Co., 3,
]. Converse 2, Little Mo. Horse Co. 2.
Oct. $: H. w. Smith :, &C. r. Fender
CAST ?, A. Farrah 2. Oct. 10: Fred
Eyer 2, M. Sutherland 2, A. G. Elf.trom
4 Fowler 4.
A republican club was organized at
was elected secretary. Among the
speakers were Hon. Ferd Leutz, candi-
date for insurance commissioner, Capt.
Charles f. Gregory and DIR. &C. Young.
Rev. U. G. Rich has been reelected to
the pastorate Of the First Congregational
church of Dickinson for the 4th year, be-
ginning Nov. l.. His election was unani-
nous, which speaks we'll for his work in
the church and general standing in the
community.
Barber Shop, hair cutting and sham
pooling. We make a specially of ladies'
hair cutting and shampooing on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. We
carry a full line of hair tonic, hair re-
%storers, creams for face and hands and
powders. +. CHRIsTIANsEN.
Allenbcrg & Co. report the following
cattle sales: Geo. Harkins 10 l45o-steers,
$50 Ia l25o.steers, 4.4o, and 10 1870
cows, 800; w. b. Galligan 20 I365-steers,
400 and IS registers, 4.2o; r. l.. Jack
son 10 Ioo4-steers, 400; Eugene Johnson
Is llo+ steers, 4 o5 and 7 o2l-cows, 3.75;
Alex. Connell 10 lI4o.stcers, 4:55 and II
lo7S-teeders, 4.25; c: A. Rocklin IA 1872
feeders, 4.35; J. N. Baker 7 llo7-steers,
4.35.
|. C. DeGraff has decided to close out
his business at Dickinson during the next
60 days and will move to Minneapolis,
where he has a much better opening.
Mr.. DeGraff will retain his store build
ing here which will be occupied by a
new business firm. The many friends Of
MIR. and MIR. DeGraff, while regrctting
that they are to leave this place, will be
glad to know that they have every rea-
son to be gratifed in the opportunity of
making SO favorable a change.
In some way the impression has got
ten out that Frank Carmody who was ar
rested a short time ago in Fargo on a
charge of having been connected with
a Mexican BURGLARY, is one of the men
who worked here for the Hughes Elec
trio Light Co. A.. J; Kcrcher is the man
these people have in mind. About the
time Carmody was arrested the Hughes
Co. took Kerchcr to bismarck, He has
a brother here, Carmody worked for the
company at Fargo, Bismarck and Man
dan, but never at Dickinson.
The Majestic steel range exhibit at the
store of McCloy & Senour this week has
been very interesting. Hot biscuits
baked in exactly 3 minutes-and hot
coffee was served to all visitors. Mrs.
Pero and Miss Alice Klincfelter presided
at the tables and looked after the cook
ing which was done on a Majestic range,
in the store where everybody could see.
The fire was kept hot with Lchigh coal
and the flour used was from the Glad
stone Roller Mills, Lee 4 Lee, proprie-
tors. The test of Majestic ranges was
gratifying in every particular and a large
number Of orders were taken,