The Dickinson press., 1900-06-16

Wool Irvine,
Sheep shears,
Camp stoves,
Tarpaulins,
Tents,
At McCloy & Senour's.
Flv nets at Drenkel's. o-otf
Oranges and lemons at Scofeld's. sic
Goldfish and salt salmon at Scofeld's.
Creamery butter at Scofeld's. 3-lo-tf
Plenty of good potatoes at Drenkel's
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All kinds Of groceries at Drenkel's.
6-oti
Secondhand wagon for sale at Dren-
kel's. 6-oti
Good imilch COW for sale. P. F. Suits,
6-i6-It.
Mrs. J.. Leonberger is visiting in
Mandan.
Meal tickets 81 at the Mckinley house.
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The Mccormick sickle grinder for sale
at Drenkel's. 6-oti
R. f. Fuller is holding his cattle on
Ach coulia
For some new patterns in dinner sets:
call at DrenkeIs. 6-o-ti
Ole Tollefson is building an addition
to his house.
C. E. Trask has the foundation laid
for his new house.
Call at Scoicld's and examine his new
stock of spring goods. $40 If
H. w. Clough Of Hebron was in Dick
inson on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Scott, of Taylor, were
in Dickinson Tuesday.
Michael Goodale is hauling in his wool
clip from about 1900 sheep
Arthur Tollefson of Taylor. visited in
Dickinson the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Prentiss, Of
Kelowna, B, c., June 9th, a son.
c. C. Mead came up from New Eng.
/. land Thursday with a load of wool.
Get your moneys worth, and more, at
Haskin & Granteer's closing out sale.
VIM. G. Ray sold three carload Of
horses a few days ago to Minnesota buy.
ers.
Oscar Skeen has been commissioned
bv Gov. Fancher as end lieutenant Of
Co. K.
The masons have been pushing the
work on the electric light building thi:
week.
Simpson, Jefferies & Co. are expecting
another trainload Of cattle from the wes
today.
r. E. Fuller came in this week from
Hamilton, Oregon, with a shipment o
cattle.
Robert Wilcox is just in from the south
!. with his herd of cattle bought in Texa:
last year,
]. f. Treat came up from Fargo Thurs
day to look after Germania life insurance
business.
Don't forget Currie & Co when ii
Of a tent, wagon cover, tarpaull1
or wool sacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. s.. Langdon's little sol
had his leg broken last week while play
ing with a calf.
Scofeld has a fine line of silks, suit
able for shirt waists and dresses, at price
lower than last year. slot
". P. Brannon was expecting his sons
Marshall and William, back from tn
State University this week.
Dan Messy had fine luck selling horse
III Michigan and this week he starte'
east with another shipment.
Geo. Frye took a carload of feeders t
Minnesota a few days ago, as an exper
ment. He also took a car of horses.
J.zCrowley Of Broncho says that it wi
be hard to get hay for his stock this yea
His millet gives no promise OF a crop.
We have just stocked up with notion
tin and granite ware of various kinds.
4-7tf KL1NEFELTER & EAcKER.
Scoheld's line of Peerless underwea
is a dream in Cambria and Muslin
TO look at this line is to purchase. 49,
Dan Brew went to the Brainerd hosp
tai. Thursday to be treated for injurie
which he received in the N. P. shoI
here.
Geo. Hughes has returned from Bi
marck and Fargo. At the first name
place he attended the wedding of h
brother Ed. on the I3th.
Read Currie & Co.'s ad. Annu
special sale on shoes, to clear stock
odd kinds and sizes. They all 60
much less than cost. $40
Charles colgrove has a fine crop
rye which he sowed on the 18th Of Marc
1t stands TX to 3 feet high and is just
blossom now.
A carload Of second-h hand goods ju
received. consisting of bedroom SCI
iron beds, dressers, c%upboards; and
nice line Of secondhand bicycles, al
bicycle repairs: Klinefelter & Eacke
s-la-t
2, sphelan OF Fargois on a tour
Inspection at his different cattle ranch
in Stark county. He was IN Dickinst
, during the week to see his Son Char
who has taken,a position with the FIJI
National bank.