The Dickinson press., 1901-10-12
sst.rd.y. Oct. q. 100,


Saturday. Oct. u, 1901.
Drenkel wants those potatoes. o-I4-tf
Saratoga chips at Drenkels. o-I4-tf
Dr.. Barker expects his wife home the
first of next week.
Armour's Star mince meat at Drenk-
els. Io-5-tf
Dr.. L. c. Smith has received his COM
mission as captain of Co. X.
Armour shield .lard-pure leaf-at
Drenkel's. Io-5-tf
w. L. McKibbin returned from the
west OF Tuesday.
Homemade saratoga chips at C..
Schebler's. 1o-5-It
w. T. Denniston came down from
Medora Thursday evening.
Armour's Star hams and bacon at
Drenkel's. lo-5-tf
Mrs. Ed. S. Foley returned this week
to Medora from her visit IN Ohio.
Insect powder, the kind that kills, a
H. A. Davis & Co.'s. 5-25-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Curliss have moved
in from their Billings county ranch.
Armour's Star pigs feet in cans, for
family use, at Drenkels. Io-5-tf
Representatives of the Rainy Buttes
Land Co. will be in Dickinson next week.
Maple syrup from ooc to $1.5o per gal
Ion at Drenkel's. o-28-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Pearl intend to go
to Elk Point, S. D., tor the winter
Drenkel can furnish you your winter
coal. o-28-tf
]. A. Reynolds. late Of Glendive, is the
present section foreman at Gladstone.
Boston brown bread and baked beans
at the City Bakery. Io-l2-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. O.P. liner will occupy
their Dickinson residence this winter.
Fresh homemade Saratoga chips at
Schebler's. Io-I2-2t
Robert Wilcox was in the city on
Tuesday for lumber and ranch supplies.
Read over Fred W. Turner'S ad this
week. 1t may saw you money. o-78-2t
Engineer and Mrs. ]. B. Dehlinger re-
turned from their eastern visit on Tues
day.
Cabbage! cabbage!! cabbage!M Where?
AT Drenkel's. How much? Cheap. o-28tf
The Dickinson school board has made
an appropriation Of SIS for new library
books.
Trade at Currie & Co.'S; pay cash and
get some nice hand-painted dishes. o-7-tf
Invitations are issued for the marriage
Of Mr.. Oscar Skeen to Miss Fay Pearl,
October IS.
Those fresh roasted peanuts are from
the City Bakery; they roast them them
selves. Io-I7-2t
Auditor Foley and Howard Eaton, of
Medora, were east-bound passengers on
Wednesday.
Don't forget those fried pies for your
lunch; you are bound to miss them. At
City Bakery. lo-I2-2t
Mrs. John Courtney gave Master
Robert billiard a birthday party Tues
day afternoon.
Buy the Taylor creamery butter at
Drenkel's and patronize a new home in
dustry. o-I4-tf
L. w. McKibbin turned his ankle a
few days ago and consequently is taking
a few days o6.
Armour canned goods are the best In
the world. Where a l find them? At
Drenkel's, o. course Io-5-tf
Register and Mrs. A. c. McGillivray
returned from Indian Springs the first
Of the week.
Bear in mind that White & Co. make
a specially of putting up prescriptions.
Their drug stock is fresh and complete.
7-27-tf
From 100 acres Adam Lefor Of Clad
stone:t hTeshed 1916 bushels of wheat and
from s. acres Thomas Lefor Of the same
place threaded Iaoo bushels.
H.A Davis & Co. are prepardto sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
serial. Nail orders viii receive prompt
and careful attention. soft
XII. Moore informs the Pass that he
is locating : cattle ranch at the head Of
StTayscreek, formerly 0 of the old
Diamond e. camps.
Premium coupons given for all cash
purchases. Be sure you get them as
they are redeemable in hand-painted
tableware. Currie & Co. o.7-tf
John oyhus and L. Christensen were
down from Belfield on Monday, return.
ing home the following day.
A gallon Of our mixed paint will cover
800 square feet Of surface, and the quail.
ity will be remembered long after the
price is forgotten. H. A. Davis & Co
s.ss-ti