The Dickinson press., 1901-06-01

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Us. Blrdsa't has scripped 40 acres o.
.a,u1ln o.''et ."a'Ae .nas ~.
lads wa'e1 p,'s,.ese :. .'.e 'a''e''. $s's =
oauhuets niaue s1s mug
sec. Me'tl'e mas returned from WHINE
apoiis anu Roes put 70 r1aMi.1on. DIGS.
icy mics sousu, - Wu. 80. A.s's's
e1Pec's % come ous, { ,i.ue '.'e'
Stephen Fisher, who is interested with with.
I. Greene in the drug business, is a
registered pharmacist. oy e~xanlna.'on'
~ Do'n sSo''' oaA''' a'4u A."'eso,a'
Mrs. Emma McCloy returned TINS
week from . visit with ner nrotner. =. :.
Langley, and on Thursday Harold went
to the ranch for a little recreation.
H.A. Davis & Co. are preparedto sup
ply all demands for Photographic ma
terial. Ma'i orders Will receive p'o"P.
and careful attention. SOIL
Louis Connolly came in from the east
last Saturday. Mr.. Connolly will spend
a good part OF ms time at TINS place 'n's
season a. soi'citor LOT t''os'
E. G. Bishop was in Dickinson on
Tuesday and said that TO OF his ewes
had 8Io lambs. He expected his lamb
crop to be Increased ny. about . or %
more.
The Oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Walters OF. Mandan died Thursday
morning OF diphtheria. Mrs.
Frank Lucas went down on inc eveh'he
train:
The PRESS wants to know all about
your lamb crop and your wool clip, and
if you have not already placed fire insur-
ance On your wool tne PRESS Agency
will be glad 70 wrtse tnat for you.
5-z5-2e
Tom Thompson don't seem to be get'
ting along very well in the restaurant
business. rs vacdteu Oseai oAeen
place this week-on snort notlce-ahd IS
now looking Tor another location.
Shipments Of dry goods will arrive
twice a week until our spring purchases
al get here. we nave many snlngs 'nat
no other merchant q oner you. pe
sure and see them. Surrle < 70. 3-73-'
President ]. H. Worst Of the Fargo
Agricultural college VIII De IN the CITY
next Thursday and Will g.ve 2 lecture AZ
the court house IN the evening. Inc
lecture will be tree
A gallon Of our mixed paint will cover
800 square feet OF surface. and the quail
ity Will D. rememoereo long a'ter Ine
price Is forgotten. n. q: DAVIS & 70:
SIS"
August Hast Of Schafer was in Dick
inson for supplies last Saturday. August
is building up ranch at the SamAdams
place 70 miles north OF the city, where
he will put on cattle in the tall.
H. A. Davis & Co. are agents for Parke
Davis & Cos jmprovedvaccin for black
leg. No outfit required. Full particu-
lars andprices mailed onrequest. 5-75-tf
c. D.. Itch is erecting a residence on
the corner Of Haup and Hannaford
streets which will he occupy as soon
as completed. Mr.. Itch has rented
his downtown house.
M. and Mrs. /. F.s billiard. of Rupert
Vermont. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
billiard OF this city. From here they
go to Uniontown, sWash'ngton, 10 WISH
another brother, Smith Hilllard' also .
banker.
calvee Broso with several families
from the country about 100 miles south
were driving north this week with FOG
cattle and o horses. Theyexpected te
cross to the north side OF the Mis-.
ami river.
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n papers pace tnelr h.e
loss 1t about $4,000, showing that the
early reports Of $4,000 TO $Iso,oeo we've
very wild. The 10000 pounds Of wool
stored from last year, was insured at I5e
per pound.
+. +. Waeeener has the contract fol
.rect;nu ! niatform "a feet square and
al "a hieh for street exhibitions durine
erected on Willard stree, and its con
struction VIII pc mmehc next mon