The Dickinson press., 1901-09-07

i HHA E.A 1890 a..HH LFert# .a4erH. Fri "EET AHAH #r-s.t
w. F. Summers has returned from his
eastern trip and is again at his accus.
toned place in the Freeman store.
Did you hear anything of those fried
pies! They all like them and can only
be gotten at the CityBakery. 8-24-tf
Mrs. John Davis and frankie took in
the Minnesota state fair this week and
will visit for a short time at Dundas.
Miss Anna Ennis, who is visiting a,
Dundas, Mimi, this week, will return
next week and open her school at Davis
Butte.
Mrs. P. A. Moir and Miss Lulu Rowell
took in the Minnesota state fair this
week and will visit at Mankato for a few
days.
You will find a good bargain in
peaches, pears, and plums at Drenkel's;
now is the time to get your fruit for pre-.
serving. 8-3l-ti
The Mandan papers seemed to think
the play "a Baggage Check" was fine.
Many of the Dickinson people though,
differently.
J.J. Corghlin, who has charge Of one
of the N. P. bridge crews west of Glen.
dive, spent Sunday with his family in
Dickinson.
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter is now owner
of the Beck residence and will take pos.
session as soon as Ed. Berry can secure
another house.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jescke, South Dickinson, died during the
past week. Services were conducted by
Rev. U. G. Rich.
Geo. Frye returned the first of the
week from Kansas City where he had
been making large purchases of cattle
the past month.
Do not let the opportunity pass OF
having your own or your family's photo
taken for SLIGO per dozen. One week
only at Freeman's. OIL,
r. H. Haywood, station agent a,
Hebron, wal renewing acquaintance a,
Bel6eld the past week. Mrs. Haywood
is visiting in the east.
We are pleased to tell you that the
City Bakery is here and ready for a good
share of your business. We are here tc
please you.
8-24-tf c. ScHEBLER, Prop.
The Rose Valley correspondent of the
Forum notes that Virgil H. Meats .od
that place has left for Dickinson anc
adds that he will be much missed.
When you want a pleasant physic tr,
the new remedy, Chamberlain's Stom
ach and Liver Tablets. They are cas-,
totake and pleasantin effect. For sale b,
all druggists.
Miss Mary Lynch and Miss Agnes Ra,
were among those who went down to tn.
Minnesota state fair last Saturday
They will also visit friends for a shor
time.
DR.. H. A. Davis and Miss Florenc.
are in the Twin Cities this week. Til,
doctor combines business with pleasur,
and orders a lnie of goods for the druI
store.
Mrs. Ed. Ware has gone to Glen Ullil
where she will remain through the fall
and winter. Ed. will go down after tn
; railroad rush of work is over TO spen,
, the winter.
A. c. Nellis, who had a good position
: as engineer for a threshing outfit in tn
vicinity Of jamestown. had to return
Dickinson this week on account Of i'll
ness. He was threatened with fever.
Fred w. Turnerh has not had five year
experience shoeing horses in Dickinson
but has had IS years experience shoein
horses in several of the large, cities {
America. and guarantees every shoe puu
on in his shop. 8-3I-
G.. L. Bills and Jay Case we're two I
, the Glendive young men who spent Sur
day in the city withfriends. 1t was thei
{ first visit to Dickinson and they ha
many complimentary things to say of tn
clean, metropolitan appearance of on
city-which was duly appreciated.
! Have you a sense of ~fullness in til
region of your stomach after eating? ]
so you will be benefited by using Chan
berlain's STOMACH and Liver Tablet
They also cure belching and sour ston
ach. They regulate the bowels tot
Price IS cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
L. M. p. Griswold vas in the first
9 the week with his children who are a
tending the city schools. Mrs. Griswol
expects to remain in through the winte
Q Mr.. Griswold going back and forth :
needed. Guy and n of the oldt
2 daughters will be at the ranch all III
time.
. a number of Billings county peopl
e are away on ! visit Treasurer Robil
son and Joe Pullins were in Chicago TIL
e week and 60 to Indiana for a visit; .Cl,
Denniston was also in Chicago and
: booked for the Pan-American; r.
I Foley, after selling his cattle in Chicag
took in the Minnesota state fair; &c
Reid. when he left for Chicago, expecte
10 60 to Colorado.