The Dickinson press., 1900-08-04

joe IreeneS urug store presents a
most attractive metropolitan appearance.
John Waggoner has the contract for
the South Side addition and has the work
we'll under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rees, who re-
Gently moved to Missoula, have just
buried their son Harry.
E. Deffenbach returned from market
Wednesday and is mnch pleased with
the price his cattle brought.
Mckinley and Roosevelt photograph
campaign buttons with patent pin back
5 cents each at PRESS office.
The State bank aud ]. Leonberger are
not outdone, in the matter of sidewalks.
Theirs were laid Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed. Berry was reported very ill
the middle of the week but was improv-
ing according to later accounts.
Mrs. Minnie Reid, who has been visit
ing in the east for more than a year, ar
rived home Friday of last week.
Mrs. Wallace Reid and Miss Nellie
Roberts spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah
and Mrs. Minnie Reid of this city.
Mrs. Busse of Grand Forks and her
neice, Miss Jessie Messersmith, who has
been visiting her, arrived Wednesday.
The N. P. annual report shows $4,000
900 gain in gross earnings. The net
earnings are 52.3 per cent of the whole.
S. Chandler: Am having very crafty
ing success with magnetic healing
Am we'll satisfied. Last week was busy.
All ice bills are due on the 2Ist of each
month and must be paid. No further ar
engagements will be made. Carroll Bros:
S-4-2t
Children playing with matches-dry
railroad ties-wind-a dozen houses in
the Bismarck Russian settlement &c
up in smoke.
The New England mail now leaves
the Dickinson Office Monday, Wednes.
day and Friday of each week, returning
alternate days.
Twenty cars of stock go from Medora
this week. Among those shipping arc,
S. NJ. Ferris, !. w. Follis, H. Robinson
and |. Nollet.
Thursday evening next the Dickinson
band will give an ice-crcam social in tn.
round-house grove, to which all are COZ.
daily invited.
One load of J. A. Dobsen's sheep
averaging Io2 sold at $50 and another
averaging 100, at 4.3o. These were boil.
North American sales.
b. f. Payne, representing the Evans.
Snider-Buel Co. of Chicago, St. Louis
Kansas City and S. Omaha was a caller
at this office Thursday
The welcome rain--the first since Tul,
5th-came Thursday night. 1t cooled
the air, put out prairie fires and was /;
blessing in every way.
c. S.. Cowles, special agent Of the
Royal insurance company, from Merriam
Park, Mimi, visited NJ. L. Ayers local
Royal agency Friday.
At the adjourned school meeting hello
July II, D. S. Littlehales was chosen
president for the ensuing year and M. L
Ayers was reelected clerk.
Harvesting is reported to be genera
over the country and by the latter par
OF this week the wheat crop will hav.
been pretty we'll garnered.
The ladies' society of the Congrega
tional church will hold their regula
monthly business meeting at Mrs. NJ. H
Linsley's Tuesday at 3 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. G. Simpson and Mrs
Massurc go to the ranch this week t,
remain a month. Miss Poole also &C
companies them as their guest.
The N. P. is having more big engine
built. Nine with a steam capacity OF -,
instead Of $50 pounds to the square incl
will be put into use next month.
Misses Nellie Orchard and Jaredin,
Thompson of Fargo and Mrs, J. {
Thompson spent a very pleasant da,
Tuesday at the Thompson ranch.
Ferd. Leutz, republican candidate 70
insurance commissioner, is president O
the Mercer County Land Company an
is in South Dakota looking after sales O
land.
Young men and and women, if you ar
thinking of attending a business college
write the Mankato Commercial College
Mankato, Mimi, for a beautiful cats
logue.
If YOU wish to cool a room wet a clotl
the larger the better, and hang it up i
the room. If the ventilation is good tn
temperature will sink 10 to Is degrees i
an hour.
The U. S, fish commission put $50
fish in Spiritwood lake and fish will b
placed in other lakes in the state. Blac
bass, strawberry bass and catfish are tn
kinds selected.
In North Dakota the coal product
1899 was $500 tons, valued at SI17,5o
an increase of IS Fer cent over 1893 i
weight and an increase OF about Is pc
cent in value.
The Curries loaded out for the Ca,
Hills store Saturday, Charlie Crowl e
ing with the four-horse load. Mr.. Curr
and Mabel went down with John to &.
things started,
One hundred pairs ladies' and MISE
shoes. Your choice any lady's shoe
house, sl.25; a good shoe s1.oo. Slippe
!, and children's shoes Is cents. Kiln
felter & Eacker. 81