The Dickinson press., 1900-08-11
Shot Guns,
Smokeless Cartridges
Wire Fencing,
Camp Stoves,
Tents,
Harness,
Saddles,
Wickless Oil stoves,
At McCIoy & Senour's.

WicklesS Oil stoves,
At McCIoy & Senour's.
Machine oil at Drenkel's. 6-23tf
Read Currie & Cos ad. Special cash
sale, ladies' waists.
Red School House shoes just opened at
Currie & Cos.
A. P. Carter and Storey Aud have fin
ished painting the Klinefelter & Eacker
store.
Try those pimento olives at Sco6eld's
they are out of sight after you buy
them.
Miss Frances Burnett has been re-em-
ployed to teach in school No. 5, this dis
trict.
Linen cuffs! Linen cuffs! Round and
square end cuffs at 10 cents per pair, at
DeGraffs.
This week H. A. Davis & Co. placed a
l7oo-pound safe, of the Diebold make, in
their drug store.
How's this? Mems and boys 50, 90
and IS cents straw hats at s. cents per
hat, at DeGraf's.
An Alaska Yellowstone Park special
passed over the N. P. Monday. The
A..: 1890 80 TN,l,&L
Mckinley and Roosevelt photograph
campaign buttons with patent pin back
: cents each at PRESS Office.
Just received a lot of iron beds, springs
and mattresses. Klinefelter & Eacker.
8-4tf
F. c. Angliss has just erected a new
windmill and steel tank and sunk a large
we'll at his Hannaford street residence.
Mrs. S. P. Gotta and son George left
"Wednesday for Portland, Oregon, where
they will visit until the first days of Sep
TENDER.
One hundred pair mems shoes. Your
choice $3.50; second choice $500. Ten
mis- shoes IS cents. Klinefelter & Eacker
SAT-
Mrs. Sarah Reid and Gertrude lef,
Saturday for the ranch north of Sentine
Butte. They will spend August a
Medora.
Exchange: Rev. J. L. Sizer, in the
Grand Forks Herald, offers all kicking
republicans a nice comfortable seat or
the prohibition band wagon.
The ladies of the Catholic altar society
are requested to meet at the residence o
Mrs. T. H. Ryan Wednesday at 2 p. M
A full attendance is desired.
Treasurer R. H. Johnson has filed
bond in the sum of $4,000 which ha
been accepted by the Dickinson schoo
board. A. Hilliard and Dan Manning
are sureties.
c. H. Pearl returned Wednesday from
his visit in Wisconsin. Mrs. Pearl AM
the girls accompanied him to St. Pau
and have gone to South Dakota for
short time.
Mandan Times: The Times is please
to announce that the report of the deaf
of Harry Rees at Missoula was a, mis-
take. All friends of the family will re
joice that this is so.
Lewis Weston returned Tuesday to HI
home near Ekalaka. He had a linn
broken about three weeks ago and ha
been at the Ballard residence r%eceivin
medical treatment. Miss Weston at
complained him home.
Fulton Burnett received a messae
late last Friday evening announcing tt
death of his father at Galveston, Texa
Mrs. Burnett, who is very much owe
come by the death of her husband, wi
return to Dickinson as soon as she
able to take the long trip.
Among the new list OF hot weath'
fruits are. Waferafliced dried bee
fried halibut steak, #Ahoked sturgeon
tomato sauce and spices, speckled tro
in tomato sauce. They are fine goot
for any season, but particularly for tn
hot weather. At Sco6eld's
Joseph Zahranik, who has lived
Stark county IL years, says that 10 yea
ago we had a very dry season, similar
the present one. He seeded 100 acr
+ Of wheat last spring and does not expe
to get much more than his seed bac
He has IS head of cattle.
Some parties going through north
the track ac%cidently set out a fire in Il
vicinity Of the Scott place last week. T
fire swepto over 200 or 300 acres of Thorn
Evans range, including hay land whe
he had expected to have been able
have cut tons. However, Mr.. Eva
says that he has range enough left SO II
Asfdai;winter'h his cattle
Barber Shop, hair cutting and sha
pooling. We make a specially Of ladi
hair cutting and shampooing on Nj
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays. \
carry a full line of hair tonic, hair
storers, creams for face and hands a
powders. F. CHRISTIANsEN
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