The Dickinson press., 1901-09-14

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Of up-to-date goods, go to Drenkel's.
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Born.to MI. and Mrs. JOS. Lefor. Of
.Richardton. Monday. Sept. {, a son.
Trade at Currie & Co.'S; pay cash and
get some nice hand-painted dishes. o-7-tt
Miss Murn has returned from St. Paul,
with 4 full stock of fall and winter mil
linery.
Buy the Taylor creamery butter at
Drenkel's and patronize a new home in
dustry. o-l4.tf#
Walter Gushing writes that he was
within a few feet of the president when.
he was shot.
Mayor Manning wa happy. when he
learned that his cattle brought s. per
cwt. this week.
To sell-A small band Of three hum
dred sheep. Inquire Of GU. Hart, Sec
ond Hand Store. o.I4.tf
Superintendent Della Spears went to
Hebron Wednesday morning. returning
in the afternoon.
Dr.. Davis, Miss Florence and Mrs.
Simpson returned Tuesday afternoon
from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Alice Chamberlain is moi ex-
pected back from Minneapolis until the
first of November.
Mrs. S. E. Madison of jamestown is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. .Chas. w.
conroy. Of this city.
There will be regular meeting of the
Eastern Star Thursday evening, Sept. 10.
X. D. Wiley, w. M.
Mr.. Russells vile arrived Tuesday
from Grand Forks. Her son is sick with
fever at the brick plant.
Miss Maude Welliver, Of Montana,
who has visited at various times in this
city, was in Mandan last week.
Mrs. M. F. Klinefelter and daughter
Ruth arrived from Tacoma last Satur-
day. They will visit here several weeks.
When you al a pleasant physic try
the new remedy, Chamberlain Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets. They are easy
totake and pleasant in effect. For sale by
all druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Summerville's
little girl, aged about ~ years, acct
dentally swallowed some strychnineT Tues
day evening. Prompt medical assist
ance saved her life.
We are pleased to tell you that the
City Bakery is here and ready for a good
share Of your business. We are here to
please you.
8-24-tf C.. SCHRBLER, Prop.
While in the city on Tuesday Judge
Winchester received the news of the
death Of his nephew, Milton D. King Of
Menoken who died at st. Alexius hospi.
tai Of blood poisoning.
Order your winter supply of coaf from
the Lenneville mine. Thelbest coal and
at the lowest Hrice. coal delivered for
s1.75 per ton. Address A. NJ. Lenne-
vile, City. o-I4-lt
John Courtney and Charlie Phalen, of
the First National bank, went to Hebron
last Saturday and from there drove tc
the Crowley ranch at Broncho where
/ &ho,, .~no< , d.,, h,,o<sor
Positively the largest, latest and mos
up-to-date lot of horse shoeing materia
in the Northwest, at Fred w. Turner'S
Give him a call and be convinced.
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Paul Olson, who was bitten by a rattle
snake about two weeks ago, returned t
Sentinel Butte last Saturday. He is abl'
to walk with the aid Of clutches and vii
be all right again in a short time.
"A party of the Lutheran colonists-C
Luhman, Theo. Just and Fred BASH
among the number-were in the city thi
week and visited New Eagland. wher'
they recently purchased several town
ships of railroad land.
Have YOU a sense Of fullness in tn,
region OF your stomach after eating? ]
50 you will be benefited by using Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They also cure belching and sour stom
Zach, They regulate the bowels too
Price IS cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
Hi Henry's minstreis viii be here Sep
g. Dickinson people have not forgotte
them-the big company, fine equipmen
and delightful entertainment they CAV
When here before. They are famous tn
country over.
Poor photos would be dear at $3.50 pc
100. If you want a photo Of yourself &
family, 20 to Osborn; he makes goo
ones. One price to all-and the sam
price this week al next. Of
The largest blacksmith shop in th
Northwest has Aoof room 75xI2o feet
and every foot is covered With hors.
shoeing and blacksmith work and a,
~terial. II is Fred w. Turner'S Call
and look over our stock and work; Il vi
interest you. ~.
Hila, daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. Ere
Roquette, died Sunday night. She woul
have been two years Of age had 81