The Dickinson press., 1900-03-03
Saturday. March 3. 0
Interesting Taylor news this week.
Apples SIS per barrel at Linslcy's.
Shellbark hickory nuts at Drenkel's.

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u. Knutson was down from Belfeld
on Friday.
New Orleans molasses in bulk at
Drenkers. 2-l7tf
VIM. Ray has gone to Hunters Hot
Springs.
Bargains in hats and caps at Currie &
Cos. 3-3
See the fine carving sets at McCloy &
Senour's. I2-o-tf
few cases OF mumPs are reported in
Dickinson.
The band boys will give a dance on
the 18TH.
Finest naval oranges all sizes and
prices at Drenkels. 2-l7tf
A. Hilliard made a business trip into
Montana this week.
Pump repairing promptly attended to
by c. T. CRowL. 3.3-2t
You can save money in buying cloth
ing from Currie & Co. 3-3
F. c. Angliss has been confined to his
home this week with tonsilitis.
o. p. liner has been in St. Paul the
past week for special treatment.
See what Currie & Co. have to say
about shoes and rubber goods. 3-3
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Current drove in
from New England Wednesday.
Lehigh coal delivered in your shed.
s3-3-2t CT. CRowL.
Charles Bake the brick layer has re-
turned from his Chicago visit.
About everything you can think o. in
groceries at Daenkel's. 2-17tf
T. R. Randall is picking up a carload
of horses for a Manitoba dealer.
All steel hand sleds in all styles and
sizes at McCloy & Senour's. I2-o-tl
Mrs. Saunders and Miss Sabra have
returned from their Virginia trip.
Very fine grade of coffees and teas a,
Drenkels. Something new. 2-I7ti
Readers of the PRESS will profit by
reading J. L. Browns ad. in this issue
If you want good apples by the bushe'
peck or barrel, go to Linsley's. 2-24-2'
Cash paid for all kinds of hides and
furs, KL1NEFELrER & EACKER. 2-I7t
Anything that you buy at Candee':
will be first class, no shody cheap good:
The Lanpher hat leads everywhere, be
cause it fits best, looks best and wears
best.
Father Claude, o. S. B., visited Father
Vincent at Richardton the first of thi!
week.
Just received, a large lot of rugs ane
mattresses at the Messersmith build
ing. 2-1o-ti
VIM. G. Whinn has been confined tt
his Barnes street home this week will
la grippe.
If you want a good barrel of white
apples now is the time to get them a
Linsley's. 2-24-2
John Ballard and John H. Waggene
are on the bank building carpenter fore
this week.
Attorney L. A. Simpson had lega
business before the district court il
Glendive this week:
A Bismarck paper says that the pros
pect of getting the 500 this year j
fwindling as usual.
W. P. Brannon, manager Of the Dick
inson Fire & Pressed Brick Works, j
expected home soon'
1Capt. Aud of Co. X is organizing a
auxiliary militia company in the cas-
end of Stark county.
You should see those excellent, beaut
watches at Candee's: 1916
NV, Gruschus has been elected gran
& marshal Of the Grand Encampment,
.. Q, FIJI If North Dakota:
L. Christensen Of Belield Is %clrcula
ing a petition for the appointment of Al
Murray as sheep Inspector.
There is the ordinary hat and til
Lanpher hat. The difference is marked
Always ask for the Lanpher.
You will need a hat this spting. Don
forget that you can get a perfect hat
tIanPber at a reasonable cost:
The Perkins rooster and self baster
the best made and McCloy & Seno,
have the exclusive agency in Dickinso
lust received a large lot of China-wal
cheap for cash.
7-I7tf. KL1NEFELTER & EACKE
The infant son OF MIR. and Mrs. WI
Benbrook died this week. Rev. U.
Rich conducted services Wednesds
SFteinoop: -
4, w. 9ranleer and Chas: H. Por
have been helping VIM, Gibson the pa
week on the interior of the Dakota Sta
bank building.
Mrs. c. A. Dickinson and Mrs. ].
Calkins and daughter, who have be-
visiting Mi. and Mrs. c. E. Dickinson
this city for some time past, return
Friday on No. ! to their home.i n Tacon
Wash.
I'll Beard was brought in from |
ranch the first of the week with a fra
fu'yxd ankle" He = resting as comfo'
ably as could be expected at the h 9e1
9f Mrs: Mary Ballard. Mrs: Beard
with him.