The Dickinson press., 1901-08-10

Year loadsof pos s for sale Il Drenk
): T. 8 y ! ! : s, 4 S'' s.
Ranchmen are making q great many
land flingsthese days.
ALI White bought io5 fine 2-year old.
steers this week Of Geo. Frye.
Drenkel can still sellyou binder Irvine.
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S.L.Carolfh has bought the, j. BARLEY
lots alongside the livery stable Tor $500.
Mrs. X. L. Senderling went to Medora
on Tuesday where her husband had been.
since the first Of the week.
Mike Drury and Elmer Hagan have
bought the lot south Of the BARLEY house
and divided it between them.
Barrett & Zimmerman, the St. Pau
dealers, have been in the city the past
week buying 400 work horses.
Mrs. Roy Hubbard, who has been
visiting her father at New England, re.
turned to Glen Ullin on Tuesday.
D. F. Olmsted was in from Sand Greek
this week to meet Mrs. VIM. Olmsted
and Mrs. Ma Russell, Of St. Paul.
Bear in mind that White & Co. make
a specially Of putting up prescriptions.
Their drug stock Is fresh and complete.
7-27-tf
The cur rent report Of Mrs. Ella.
Myers, treasurer Of Medora school dis
trict, shows a cash balance of s74I.45.
Charles Schiller, a f~rst-class baker
from Bismarck, will open up in the
Stults building on Barnes street about
the l5th.
H.. A. Davis: & Co. are prepared to sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Mail orders will receive prompt
and careful attention. s-o-tff
The soda fountain at the drug store 0
White & Co. is up to date in every par
ticular and when you want a refreshing
drink give them a call. 7-27-tf
One of the Hankinson hail adjusters
was in the city this week. His company
had a few small losses in the southeast
ern portion of the county.
A gallon OF our mixed paint will cover
900 square feet of surface, and the quail
ity wifi be remembered long after the
price is forgotten. H. A. Davis 4 Co
5-25-t
The Mandan fair premium list is out
and if you have not seen a copy send at
once to Sec'y J.. r. Gilbreath for one.
The fair will open Sept 10 and continue
for four days.
D. B. Zimmerman unloaded 1000
sheep at Eland this week which were
dipped and driven south to Craze until
fall when they will be taken to ST. Paul
and placed on feed.
Fred Roquette has bargained for W..
L. Richards house known as the Rau
property. MI. Wander Las, who is &C.
cupying the property, expects to vacat
within a short time.
No. 3 was run in two sections over the
Missouri division last Saturday, the &C.
casion being several ctrs sf regulars
moving from Fort snellbgto Fort Mis-
soula.
H. c. Quinion had a car of Q bar
horses in Dickinson for the eastern mar.
ket on Wednesday, but buyers on the
ground wanted them, paid a good price
and got them
What most people want is something
mild and gentle, when inneedof aphysic.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, fll$the bill to a dot. They are easy
totake andpleasant in effect. For saleby
all druggists.
Henry Cooke of Gladstone has a good
fodder crop this season. He also has
l25 acres OF wheat which will probably
make an average crop. His cattle are
out for the summer.
c. H. Pearl had a shipment of six cars
of mutton sheep this week and five cars
were shipped in the same train by the
following parties: Fred Griswold, c. E.
Trask, Smith Dobson and M. Goodale.
On Monday the Dickinson Fire &
Presse ed Brick Works were loading 2o,-
600 brick-two carsLas the FIRST ship
ment for the state university building.
Other shipments Will follow in a few
days.
w. c. Hill, brother of Con Hill, was a
W est bound passenger the first Of the
week en- route to the Coast. w. c.
visited in the city in June and July
but had been east for a few weeks prior
to going west.
M. E. Sheldon of WATERFOWL, S. D.,
returning home from a trip to the Coast,
visited old friends in the city IN Thurs
day. Mr.. Sheldon, one of the original
Vermont colony boys, in S. D., is states
attorney tor Coddington county.
Washburn Leader: DR.. Dillon has de-.
cided on erecting a two-story building in
the city and fitting up Offices on the Sec
ond floor; the main building will be DC
cupied by Holtan Bros, who will put in
a complete line of merchandise.
Miss Dora Tollefson has been re-
elected to teach school Nc. 3, Miss Jessie
Lawrence has been elected for school
No. 2 and Miss Anna REILLY for school
No. S. All schools in the Dickinson
district will open on Monday, Sept. 2.
David Roberts has purchased the
| Doskev honse on Van Norden street