The Dickinson press., 1900-01-13
Saturday. Jan. 10, 1900.

Very fine N. o. molasses in bulk at
Drenkels. .I-l3-tf
James D. Henderson came in from
Minnesota Thursday.
Buy the "Rushford" wagon sold by
Geo. ,Drenkel. 1-I3-tf
Miss Lula Rowell played the piano for
the Johnson Co.
See the fine carving sets at McCloy &
Senour's. I2-o-tf
Mrs. J. c. Haskin is ~visiting the Arne,ts
in Missoula.
Sure pop, shelled pop corn, 4 lbs for
25cts, at Sco6eld's. I2-I6-tf
w. W. Barr has the contract for dig
cling the cemetery we'll.
All steel hand sleds in all styles and
sizes at McCloy & Senour's. I2-o-tf
Thos. Baisch arrived a few days since
and is with his brother Gus in the drug
store.
Drink "Lipton's Teas" pure, fragrant,
and delicious. On sale at Scofield's.
John Reid is spending a 2-nonths' va
cation at the Reid Bros. ranchin Billings
county.
Anything that you buy at Candee's
will be first class, no shody cheap goods.
Harry Grumple has bought the Col
umbia hotel at Hebron, so says the Man.
dan Pioneer.
You should see those excellent, beauti-
full, durable, accurate ladies' and gents
watches at CANDIES. I2-I6-tf
A. w. Link is recovering from a g.
weeks illness from rheumatism.
If you want good cuts of prime beef
the best the country can produce--go to
Parker's. I2-23-tf
The electric light poles, those of the
first purchase, have been set.
Robert Wilcox, who had been in Mon
tan for four months, has returned to
Dickinson.
"Too Much Johnson" was played at the
opera house Wednesday evening. 1t
was a good play.
Sam Brand of Taylor considers the
present winter better than the famous
season of 1886.
The Perkins rooster and self baster is
the best made and McCloy & Senour
have the exclusive agency in Dickinson
DR.. Geo. A. Perkins has had three
cases of diphtheria to look after at He
bron the past week.
Fine York state apples $3.50 per barrel;
pure cider SOC per gal; cranberries qts.
for 25c; strained honey sI.2s per gal, at
the new butcher shop. P. F.. SrULrs, .
l2-23-tf Prop.
Oscar M. Skeen returned to Dickinson
Thursday and goes to work at the Brien
blacksmith shop.
Ralston's health flour for pancakes at
Drenkel's; Wright self-rising buckwheat.
Heinz's dill pickles at Drenkel's. 1-13-tf
Mrs. f. J. Berry entertained Thursday
night in honor of Miss Gembe who is
leaving for St. Paul.
Fred Pathman's laps were taking their
departure Thursday and Friday. They
were checked for Tacoma.
In about two weeks a new bak cry will
be opened in connection with Peter
Stults' store, A. o. Staab as baker.
Rev. J. P. Lytton writes his Dickinson
friends that he has a very enjoyable
charge at Apalachachola, Fla.
1t costs nothing to consult Angliss the
Optician about your eyes, and it may re-
suit in great comfort to you.
August Johnson was down from Bel
field this week and purchased SO head of
3=year old cattle of McCoul & Northrop.
A Winnipeg man by the name of c.
Fahrnl was in Dickinson this week to
purchase horses for the Manitoba mar,
ket.
The PRESS Fire Insurance Agency
has a few more calendars for distribution,
They are free to everybody as long as
they last.
Mrs. w. L. McKibbin and children
who have been visiting the past -four
months in Pennsylvania returned home
on Thursday.
i tC. Cooke has been substituting il
school No. 4 for H. E. Hill who has beer
confined to the house by sickness for the
past W weeks
T. ]. Greene was called to Cinnabar
Mont, on Monday by the death of hi:
sister, Miss Susan Greene, who visited ii
Dickinson a few weeks since:
Lrhe Dickinson Camp OF Woodmen in
stalled officers Monday night. John
Chaloner was on hand and was initiated
into the mysteries of the order.
Improvement of Cereals" will be tn,
subject of F. J. Weber, U. S. depart
ment of Agriculture, at the Grain Grow
ers Convention at Fargo, Jan. 23rd to 26tl
inclusive. Go and hear him! I-I3-
Capt. Aud has appointed Sergeant
FREEMAN, Aud and Burnett and Private
Mischief and Reid to make arrangement
for the Co. K. ball to be given Feby :
Postmaster Ole Peterson of Rocl
Springs, was In Dickinson on Monday
MIR. Peterson is a pioneer of the Knit
river country, having lived north of Tay
lor IL years. He is a stock raiser.
j. Nierling of jamestown, who
winding up the affairs of the Fratern7
Building & Loan Association, was i
Dickinson a few days since to look afte
a piece Of property that he has here.