The Dickinson press., 1901-05-18
Bring your good az butter 10 Drenkel'

bflng your GOOD jar butter 70
5-4-sJ
Bring your physicianss prescriptions 10
Greene's Drug Store. 5,4-tf
The Fire Department vel down Vii
lard street n good shape Wednesday
evening.
All parties indebted to Timmons 4
Herring are requestedsto call at once and
settle. 5%.li.2tS
w. A. Shaw got in from the cast a few
DAYS ago with his Galloway bulis-calves
and 1.year olds-ine animals.
Another lo-dozen lot Of those Warner
Bros. corsets just opened up'at Currie &
Co.'S. 4-7o-tl
T. G. Bishop writes his family in Dick
inson that they have a fine crop Of lambs
at the ranch-over 100 per cent.
I have gent: mcn.s Crawford bicycles
for sale; been used 5 months. Mrs. {
s. Langdon. 5.I8-tt
DR.. ]. A. Dillon. according to the
Washburn Leader. has gone to Kansas
to visit until the first Of June.
New 7-seated surrey for sale or OK
change for stock. Mrs. e. S. Langdon.
s-I8-tf.
L. A. Simpsons addition on the east
side is plated and lots will be placed on
the market. next week.
Try my restaurant meals. We serve
night and day and short orders at all
times. VIM. Herring. Prop. 5-l8-2t
Miss Alice Klinefelter returned the
first OF the week from Seattle where she
had been visiting N. F. and VIM. Kline
felter.
Fine black mousscline de sole and.
black lawn at Scoield's. Just the thing
for a nice cool waist or dress for sum mer
4-27-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Reuter- and Mrs.
M. c. Eacker went to Richardton Tues
day morning to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. J.. P. Jungers.
Vaccin. your Cattle with Blscx Is.
Vaccine-r5 cents per head. Complete
outfits for ~vaccinating. $500. Baisch
Drug Co. 4-2o-tf
VIM. rimmohs received the sad intel
ligence "Wednesday of the death Of his
brother in Texas, and left On the evening
train for that place.
Try the new remedy for costivcness,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Every box warranted. For sale by
all druggists.
The Mandam papers are all showing
a very kindly spirit toward the iremen's
tournament and street show to be held in
Dickinson in June.
Charles E. King was pronounced as
'having diphtheria on Thursday and DR..
Davis, as health officer, moved him to
the Paddock house.
Register and Mrs. A. C. McGillivray
came up from: Bismarck on Wednesday
and went out to their ranch the follow
ing day to spend a week.
Frank Stone expects a lamb crop Of
1000 this. season. He was in the city the
first of the week and stated that they had
about 100 lambs at that time.
Randall Hummell was arrested this
week by Deputy Craig on a charge Of
grand larceny and lodged in Jail. He
will have his hearing next week.
Sam Lowery purchased a registered
Polled Angus this week that weighed
1850 pounds. The animal is three years
old and is a fine looking creature.
The Montana Range Horse Co. are
advertising a big horse sale at Miles City
for May 80, 81 and June !, at which time
1000 horses are to be sold at auction.
The Juniors will have charge of the
Epwor,h League service Sunday at Z p.
M; subject: IA Nameless Heroine
II Kings 5:I-4. Everybody cordially in
vited.
Mrs. John P. Jungers died at her home
south Of Dickin.on On May 10. Deceased
leaves a husband, an infant child and
little girl 3 years Of age to MOURN her
loss.
OLE Johnson got his cement tile ma
chinery in from Bismarck this week,
which makes the second plant Of the
kind in the city now being run on full
time.
One Of the parties sent to the peni-
Tertiary from Mclean county at the last
termof district court there was John.
Hammock, = former resident of this
county.
Monroe Simpson recently sold his cat
tie At Sentinel Butte to j. G. Anderson
and has gone to Kansas City to spend
the summer. Mi. Simpson will probably
return in the fall.
Manager Skeen is to be congratulated
dh5having closed a contract with the
Sanford Dodge Co. for a three-nights'
engagement at the opera house during
Tournament week.
Engineer John Vim, who runs from
Dickinson to Mandan. leaves within a
few days to visit relatives and friends in
the vicinity of Randolph, Vermont, where
his boyhood days were spent.
Sandy Robson, who owns a Io.acre
fruit ranch near Los Angeles, has had
the misfortune to lose his crop by frost
for TWO successive years. Two years
ago he had a crop that nctted him si7oo.
The Seventh annual commencement
Of the Dickinson high school will be
held in the opera house + friday evening,
May ~. The exercises will begin al
8I5. Seats will be reserved only till
8:fo. Not more than a third Of the seats
will be reserved; all others WILDE open
to any who desire to attend.