The Dickinson press., 1900-01-13
Fissera's fine ceylon teas at Drenkers.

Mrs. A. L. Nichols and daughter
Bessie were up from Mandan this week,
the guest of Agent and Mrs. G. F. Good
hue, for two days.
have a fine assortment of ladies dress
hats which l am selling at less than cost
for the rest of the season.
l-I3-2t Miss Murn.
Timtnons & Herring have papered and
painted and fitted up their new restaurant
in hrst-class shape. Their doors are
open to all and good service is guaran-
teed.
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota
will address the Fargo Grain Growers
Convention Jan. 23rd to 10th on "Con-
gressional action to foster Foreign Trade"
One fare for the round trip via the
Northern Pacific. I-13-2t
Miss Mary Kennedy is down from
South Heart to attend the Dickinson
schools the balance Of the year. She is
stopping with Mrs. j.. J. BARLEY.
Black silk fringe suitable for dress
trimmings for sale at Miss Murn's. 1882
John NJ. Stahl, Secretary of Farmers
National Congress, will speak at the
Grain Growers Convention at Fargo,
Jan. 23rd to 10th inclusive, on Foreign
Trade" Rate one fare for the round
trip via the Northern Pacific. l-I3-2t
The report of J. S. White, village treas
urer, shows receipts for two months up
to Dec. 81, 1900, to have been ssoS.oo.
Since the first of January up to the nth,
s7o7.76 had been paid in to the vii
lage treasury.
Very Hayes, two years in the Klon-
dixie, returned home last Saturday even
ing. Jerry is the same fellow thathe was
when he went away. He has had a
thrilling experience but he thinks his
Dickinson home a good place to return
to.
The Grand Forks Herald says that c.
c. Young OF Dickinson was recently in
consultation with the N. P. officials in
St. Paul regarding land Tor 5000 families
which are expected to arrive in Montreal
the coming spring. The colony is of
Teutonic extraction
Rev. A. A. Joss of Bismarck conducted
services at St. Johns church On Wednes-
day evening, and until such time as Bis
hop Edsall appoints a regular rector for
this church, Rev. Mr.. Joss will come up
and hold services on the first Wednesday
in each month.
"A large transfer was made this week
in the sale of ]. F. Williams ranch and
Hereford stock to Gus Elfstrom of Val
ley City The consideration was some
thing like $4,000. MIR. Williams will
continue in the cattle business, having
another ranch farther out in the Bad
Lands.
Geo. Hartinger was married to a Glen
Ullin lady on Tuesday of this week by
Father Ambrose. George arrived in
Dickinson on Wednesday with his bride,
accompanied by his father ard mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hartinger. George
has a good start in the cattle business.
having a ranch within five miles of his
fathers.
The ETNA Insurance Cq,of Hartford,
the leading fire company of America,
makes a splendid showing for January !,
~looo-cash assets Of s13,oIo,411.2o, more
than half a million increase over the re-
port of last veal. The ETNAhas a cash
capital of 100000, also leading all other
American companies by a million in this
respect. Agency at PRESS office.
DR.. and Mrs. H. A. Davis are making
up an order for several McPhail pianos,
the same make as that purchased a short
time ago by Mr.. Geo Lee of Gladstone.
These instruments have been manu-
featured in Boston for the past 50 years
and are considered by those competent
t judge to be the very finest make Of
pianos on the market.
In accordance with Sec. 7o3, the pc.
%titioners located on section IS and
vicinity, in township $40, range o6, have
been granted a school by the Dickinson
board. Philip Hecht, who is centrally
located, furnishes one and fuel for
the first term. The school is designated
as school No. 6. The term will open as
soon as a teacher has been secured.
lNE-and Mrs. James Harter are Out
from Iowa and will run c. H. Shaw's
ranch, giving Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw an op.
portunity to live in Dickinson. They
were in town this week looking for a
house to rent, their house having been
rented for a year last fall when they
moved on to the ranch. Mr.. Shaw pre-.
fers railroading to ranching.
Call at the Messersmith building and
get some of the snaps in goods JUS
bought at d discount Of IS per cent. The
advantage is yours. We will sell for thu
next 80 days all of this lot consisting o
tinware, hardware, notions, shoes, arctics
clothing, blankets, underwear, ladies'
mems and children's stockings, socks
gloves and mittens, and lots of othel
goods too numerous to mention.
Loft kLINEFELTER & Co
dickinson had a treat this week in the
presentation, under the auspices of tn,
band, of the Passion Play by means o
moving pictures. That the people ap
preciated the rendition of the touching
story of the life and death Of Christ wa
shown by a larger house the secont
night than the first. The miscellaneou:
programme, including many Spanish va.
pictures, was very entertaining. J.. T
Slack sang two songs illustrated by pic
lures the second night.
The following transfers Of real estat
have been made since the first of Janua
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