The Dickinson press., 1901-09-14
ss.srd.,. SEA. =. 1901.
Drenkel wants those potatoes. 9-l4-tf
Saratoga chips at Drenkels. o-l4-tf
Peaches al the old 'stand-Drenkel's.

Peaches at the old sstand-Drenkel's.
.o.l4-tf
Drenkel has a barrel Of Dill pickles
on tap.
Nj. and Mrs. Steele came in from the
west Thursday. :
Insect powd er, the kind that kills, a
HI Davis & Co.'s. 5-25-tf
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto E. Vim
hedge. Sept. 7. a son.
For sale, cheap, small bunch OF fine
native steers. F. Christensen. 8-I7.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Neil were in
Mandan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Arnett are now To-
Gated at Kelso, Wash.
n. Tingle made a. business trip to
Richardton Wednesday. /.
misses Henrietta and Esther Fox re-
turned Sunday morning.
Commissioner Walton was in Taylor
between trains Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs. John Snyder came down
from Medora Thursday morning.
Look at Skeen & Pederson's Champion
pivot axle wagons; best in the world:
o-l4-rt
F. A. Little was loading goods on
!. Tuesday for his Fayette Mercantile Co.
store.
Rockford rolled oats in 5-pound pack
ages; dishin each package. at Parker &
Cos. 8-I7-tf
Ms. Grant Palmer and children vent
70 Ciendive Wednesday for a few days
visit.
Swiits Winchester and Premium
hams, bacon, boiled hams, etc, at Parker
& Cos. 8-I7-tf
Erank Banks and Jay Grantier re-
turned Wednesday from marketing cat
lie.
I offer for sale. for cash, all nv house
hold goods. Inquire at parsonage. U.
C. Rich. 8-3Itf
Piatt Dunn has 90 far recovered as to
be allie to leave the hospital and will be
all rightsoon.
AJamestown paper states that dad
CKnch appeared before the pension
board there recently.
Gold Heart -four at Parker & Cos
Put in your fall supply Of this old wheat
-four while You can. 8-r7-ti
Married. Sept. !, BY Rev. JIG. Rich
Mr.. Loomis Of Gladstone and Miss Mag
Rie Shrop Of Dickinson.
Bring your potatoes, vegetables and
ucduce Of all kinds to Parker & Col
Meat AID Grocery store. 8-i7-r
will Carroll and William Herring wer'
among the Diekinsonians to visit thu
Mandan fair early in the week.
Sheriff Goodall took FIVE prisoners te
the pen Wednesday. Judge Konc ant
Ed Stone accompanied asdeputies.
Bear in mind that White & Co. maxi
specially Of putting mp prescription.
Their drug stock is fresh and complete
7-77-t
NJ. and Mrs. K. Granteer will lV
wfknLeir daughter, Mrs. Minnie Kline
feater, . soon as as she takes possession
/, Of the Beck house.
H.A. Davis & Co. are prepardto sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial.. Mail orders will receive promp
and careful attention. SGT
Mrs. "A. Hilliard was to have enter
famed the Episcopal guild and invites
friends Thursday but owing to her i'll
ness vas unable to do 30.
PREMIUMS coupons given for al cas|
purchases. BE sure you get them a
shev are re1teemabIe in hand-painte'
tableware. Cusfie & Go. OFT
Mrs. Fred w. Turner received wor'
Sunday 3of the death Of her father j
Wisconsin. She went esst that eyeninI
on the North Coast Limited.
The soda fountetn9 al the drug S o'e =
Whit & Co. Is up 10 date in every PAT
ticular and vines you want . refreshinl
drink give Them call 7-77-t
r H. Brien was in from his rauch thi
week 20 get a finger dressed which b
Had injured quite severely-scpmneh 9
that he will probably lose : part q i.
a gallon Of orr mixed paint will cove
900 square feet Of surface. and the qua
itysvill 81 remembered long after 4
price = fosgosten. H. a. Davis e
ss 5.a5
III. J. Haskell Of Glendive, ex-attorne
general Of Montana, was in the city u
first OF the week onslegal business col
nected with some arryssts made in Apr
liz The coantry northwest