The Dickinson press., 1900-07-21
Saturday, July n, o
Wool sacks,
Wool Irvine.
Sheep shears,
Camp stoves,
T%arpaulins,
Tents,
At McCIoy & Senour's.

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At McCIoy & Senour's.
Machine oil at Drenkel's. o-23ti
Good mich COW for sale. P. F. Suits
6-I6-lt.
Mrs. Benson continues very i'll at Chas
Brislin's.
Meal tickets 81 at the Mckinley house
6-l6-tf
Mrs. Alex. Hughes returned home
Wednesday,.
Born, Thursday, a son to Mr.. and Mrs
F. Christianson.
Born, Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Gruschus, a son.
nc. G.. Young arrived home from the
east Monday afternoon.
The newest shapes in linen collars al
Scents each, at DeGraff's.
The Mandan fair early this year
September 1921.
A bridge out at Forsythc DELAYED Nc.
some s hours Thursday.
Read Curric & Cos ad. Special cash
sale, ladies' waists.
DR.. Barker took the state dental ex.
animation at Fargo last week.
Boys waists and blouses were IS cents
now Is cents, at DeGraff's.
Paris & Co. sold ALI. Whites cows or
the Monday market Tor s4.45.
Boys waists AMI blouses were 60 cents
now 40 cents, at DeGraff's.
Miss Ella Ray and Miss Jennings art
spending the week in Taylor.
Fife Current spent a few days thi!
week with Susie Bird of Belfeld.
Miss Jaredine Thompson of Fargo &C
companied her grandfather home.
c. E. Trask has been in St. Paul ane
Chicago attending to marketing stock.
Mrs. Measure arrived Wednesday, thu
guest of her daughter, Mrs. c. C. Simp
SOM
Mr. and Mrs. J.. F. Slack and Mis-
4era returned Sunday from their Coas
trip.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Eldred a
lie Mid, heal Gladstone, Sunday, July IS
a SON.
Misses Lillian kim and Cora Walton
went to Gladstone Saturday to visit tn
Lees.
Linen cuffs! Linen cuffs! Round ant
square end cuffs at IS cents per pair, a
DeGrafYs.
Mrs/Thos. Oukrop has been i'll 70
sometime with stomach trouble and j
no 5ktter.
frairie fires ragged northeast of tow
Tuesday evening. They were set b
lightning.
Travelling Auditor Childs of the N. +
was checking up the Dickinson ofhc
this week.
DR.. Davis has recovered and is a
work again-to the satisfaction of friend
and patients.
Airs. Courtney went Monday to visit
few days with Mrs. E. White at the ranc
near Belfeld.
How's this? Mems and boys 50. {
aud IS cents straw hats at IS cents pc
hat, at DeGraf's.
~ w. Freeman was unanimousl
elected Ist liuetenant of Co. K, at a NEE
ing held July 10.
There is now a mixed train each Wa
daily over Washburn's road between Bi!
marck and Wilton.
Mrs. o. P. liner and Esther Fox al
spending a week or two with relatives
Hebron and vicinity.
Mrs. Hugh McKeever's sister, MIR
James Conway of Ashland, Wis, wi,
two children, is visiting her.
\ William Ray has been in St. Paul tn
Week in attendance upon an alumni r.
I'm ION OF 81. JOnn university.
\ ssThe republican candidate for superb
\tendent of schools, Heber Bonney, spel
Aday or two in the city recently.
>Atroop of cavalry from Fit. Yat'
leaves this week for Manila. A troo
from Fl. Keogh goes to Fl. Yates.
...Dr. !. J. Beard Of Illinois, who W;
called to Hunter by the SERIOUS illness
his father, spent Sunday with his brothe
T. L. Beard of Dickinson.
Barber Shop, hair cutting and shan
pooling. We make a specially of ladie
hair cutting and shampooing On Mo
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. "
carry a full line of hair tonic, hair r
storers, creams for face and hands al
powders. F. CHR1sTIANsEN.
During last May an infant child OF o
neighbor was suffering from cholera i
fantum. The doctors had given up
hopes OF recovery. | took a bottle
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Dia
rhoea Remedy to the house, telling the
1 felt sure it would do good if used a
cording to directions. In two days tin
the child had fully recovered. T.
child is now vigorous and healthy.
have recommended this remedy Fl
quently and have never known it to ia
MRS. CURTIS BAKER, Bookwalter, Oh
Sold by all druggists.