The Dickinson press., 1901-10-26
ss.srdsy. Oct. 2s. 100.

ArmOur'S Star mince meat at Dfenk-
els. Io-5-tf
G. S. cryne was up from Gladstone on
Monday.
Drenkel, can furnish you your winter
coal. o-28-tf
c. c. Turner was up from Gladstone
o. Monday.
Mrs. Hevener has returned from her
ss,4sit at Devils Lake.
3lnsect powder, the kind that kills. a
H. A. Davis & Co.'s. 5-25-tf
]. W. Currie has been south this week
at his Haley store.
Two carloads of -four and feed just re-
ceived at Drenkel's. Io-Io2t-
Miss Remington went to Miles City
Thursday afternoon.
August JohnsoA and son were down
from the west on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill were
visitors in the city on Monday.
Foreman Dave Littlehales has put a
new heating plant in his house.
Mrs. ALI White and Miss Florence re-
turned from Chicago on Thursday.
Trade at Currie & Co.'S: pay cash and
get some nice hand-painted dishes. o-7-tf
Mr., and Mrs. H. Robinson were re-
turning to Medora Wednesday afternoon.
w. A.. Shaw loaded two wagons with
supplies for his Haley ranch last Satur-
day.
Buy the Taylor creamery butter at
Drenkel's and patronize a new home in
dustry. o-l4-tf
Apples for everybody at Drenkel's.
Over 400 boxes just arrived for distribu-
tion.
A car of wagons just received at
Drenkel's all to be sold out before win
ter sets in. Io-Io-2t
Parker & Co. have made a great inn
provement in the Encouragement of their
store.
Miss Jessie knight has charge of
my millinery department. Mrs. ]. L.
Brown. 1o-Io-tt
w. P. Brannon went to Bismarck
Wednesday evening to look after some
brick sales.
Armour canned goods are the best In
the world. Where can ! find them? AT
Drenkel's, Of course. Io-5.tf
Homer Davis has been taking a vaca-
ton this week aud visiting his ranch
friends out north.
Mike Mckinley is improving the
Ciodgh house with paint and othe,
needed repairs.
According to the Mandan Pioneer Mrs
E. ]. Leonberger has decided to move &c
Spokane. Wash.
On Tuesday six OF eight stacks Of grain
belonging to Geo. Schneider of Richard.
ton were burned.
Robert Lyon was kicked Wednesda,
morning by a horse, resulting in thu
breaking. Of his lett arm.
VIM. Benbrook is on duty every day
at the N. ?. pump station notwithstand'
ing he has a broken finger.
E. D. McCadam went out to the Hark
ins ranch the first of the week to sink .
we'll and set up a wind mill.
Bear in mind that White & Co. max.
especially of putting up prescriptions
Their drug stock is fresh and complete
7-27-t
Rev. John Orchard was returning t.
Fargo on Wednesday evening from
months Sunday school work in Montana
For fine reliable watches and gooe
watch repairing, at moderate prices. g
to Arnold G. Voegeli, The Leading
Matchmaker. o-2I-t
S. D. Gregg says that he is threshinl
about the usual amount Of grain this sea
son. The wheat on his own farm ave
ragged about IL bushels to the acre.
H.A. Davis & Co. are prepardto sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Mail orders will receive promp
and careful attention. SGT
Mrs. H. Rau returned Tuesday morn
ing from a four-menths' visit at Seattle
and Tacoma, visiting her daughter, Mr.
Walt Richards, at the latter place.
If anybody anywhere, wants a thor
oughly good wagon with all the lates
improvements. buy = "Rushiord" Q
.Winona." Special features: Iron cla'
hubs, iron hounds, nveted felloes, an!
outer bearing axles. Sold by Drenke|
prices reasonable. Io-Io-t