The Dickinson press., 1901-01-12
Saturday. Jaa. q. 1901.

Very fine mackerel at I2H cents at
Drenkels. I2-8-ti
Three inches of snow are reported a,
Oakdale.
Johnson's pure cider and cider vinega,
~ Drenkel.s. l7-8-tl
Bill Moore was down from Wibaux
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ewel of Gladstone,
have a son.
JEFF Farrah came in from the south on
Wednesday.
Browns in Town" at the opera house
January Il.
Pure maple sugar at Parker's mea,
and grocery store. I2-72ft
H. c. Quinio n was in from the north
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly we're in
from Oakdale on Thursday.
Headquarters for toys and fancy goods
Greene's Drug & Jewelry store. I2-8-tf
Jesse Henderson has gone to Fargo
where he is to attend school.
Charlie Phelan has returned to his du-
ties in the First National bank.
Commissioner Geo. w. Lee will sign
Stark county warrants this year.
r.. S. Brookings, county surveyor, was
up from Richardson the first of the week.
"Old Manse" maple syrup and White
Clover honey in comb, at Drenkel's.
12-8-ti
Call 1t Drenkel's for some very fine
apples by the barrel or box. l2-8-tf
Jas. Mallaney, en- route west, spen,
Thursday in Dickinson.
Cheese Straws," "Cheese Sandwich
"Athena." and Dents Wafers," a,
Drenkers. I2-I5-ti
Mr.. Warwick, formerly of Dickinson
10 head clerk at the new Northwest in
Bismarck.
Watches, diamonds and jeweiy tc
suit everyone, at Greene's Drug &
Jswelry store. I2-8-t
A. b. Robinson was among the Crane
Union hotel arrivals in New York Cit,
on January 4.
Green hides, 4 to SC per pound; dr.,
hides. 8 to loc; sheep pelts. 80 to 4ot
each, at liners. l2-72-t
Capt. and Mrs. ] A. Prindle of Ante
lope, have been spending the week il
Dickinson.
Green hides, &C to SC per pound; dr.,
hides. 8 to Ioc; sheep pelts, 80 to 4o'
each at liners. I2-22-t
Mrs. IL. Roberts of Medora, returnet
home recently from a months visit a
St. Cloud, MINI.
Green hides, &C to SC per pound; dr.,
hides. 8to loc; sheep pelts, 80 to 40
each, at liners. 1922
The annual meeting Of the Taylo
Creamery Co. will be held in Taylor thi
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Don't forget to leave your subscription
with Milt Linsley for the Ladies HON
Journal. and Saturday Evening Post.
1874
Peter Roth came to the county sea
Wednesday to see the boys and look al
ter some business matters.
Call on MI. Seit1 at Parker's meat mar
ket if you want to get the best cuts Q
steak to be had in town and to be waite
onFpleasantly. 1921
From the Hebron notes in the MandaY
Pioneer we learn that DR.. J. A. Dillon 9
Taylor, visits that place regularly o
Sundays and Mondays.
Mandan, according to statements q
Dean Collins in the Pioneer, has Go chi
dren of school age. 900 Of whom are 0
Catholic parentage Dickinson has 81
children Of school age.
A. L. Esse tells the PREss that tn
Gladstone people are getting worked u
on the creamery matter and that the
will hold a meeting on the 18th to Sc
what can be done about organizing
company.
Manager and Mrs. Geo. A. Hughe
Capt. and Mrs. c. F. Gregory. Senate
and Mrs. L. A. Simpssn, Miss Crowl an
Miss Colemanssere among the Dickil
son people who were in attendance
the inaugural ball Friday night.
If you want dress hat you would d
well 10 call and look Miss Murn's stoc
over. She has a few beautiful dress ba,
left over and those5wilI be sold at lie.
than cost. So please call early and sc
those lovely hats before they are all gon
Also some lovely new street hats tn;
are being sold At less than cost and al
going fast. LIZ.