The Dickinson press., 1901-06-08

Fresh Fruits, Contech0n-
cry, Tobacco, Cigars,
Stationery and Notions.
White & Co. have the new firm name
on the window.
Parker & Co. want your orders for the
tournament. 6-8-lt
Geo. Hughes made a business trip to
Fargo the last Of the week.
"Gold Heart" flour, none better, sold
by Parker Co. 6-8'lt
LA. Simpson VENT to Fargo in com
pany with the Masons.
All kinds Of fruits for the tournament
at Drenkers. 6-S-tf
Mrs. F. E. Brennan is quite i'll again
and will come to the city for treatment.
Just received at Parker & Co. a new
assortment Of fresh cookies. 6-8-lt
Edgar A. Heath Of Minneapolis, repre-
senting the c. c. Young Land Co, is in
the city.
Strawberries, vegetables. fresh fruit.
fresh meats, poultry, etc, at Parker y
l6-8-It
DR.. Cooke has decided to move to
Iowa, leaving Dickinson the first Of next
month:
o.. P. liner: My wool is ine-best
quality-and we handled it quickly and
did not let it get vet.
w. L. Richards & Co. sold a carload
of yearting wethers to Duluth parties
Wednesday at s. per head.
Mrs. R.. P. Taylor went to Fargo
Thursday to see the last Of the festival
and will visit for a few weeks.
Alex. Mckenzie left Seattle Wednes.
day for his home in Bismarck where he
will rest and try to regain health.
A. T. Crowrs family occupy the
Crowley house for the summer until
their W residence is ready for occu-
pancy.
The street commissioner wishes to call
attention to the condition Of your alley.
Let's try to have it cleaned up for the
tournament.
Willis A. Dunlap. manager, and L. H.
Dibble, advance gent of the Sanford
Dodge Co., were in the city Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. Frances Holley, state agent for
the prevention of cruelty to animals, ar
rived Thursday and will remain through
next week.
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter and children
left Thursday afternoon to spend the
summer with MI. and Mrs. Grantier at
Lake Bay, Washington.
Five gentlemen from Minnesota came
in TUESDAY, and were met by John Van
der Las, who took them into the country
to look for a colony location.
C. F. Wilde is able to get around some
on clutches but gains slowly and the doc
tors fear another operation may be neces-
sary before the wound will heal.
Miss Irene Bissonette of Fargo-well
known in Dickinson-writes her name
with DR.. before it and is to practice
osteopathy at East Aurora, N. Y.
Ranchmen, while IN our city during
the tournament remember we carry a
full line of fancy and staple groceries,
flour, feed, smoked and fresh meats, at
right prices. Call and see US and get
prices. Parker & Co. 6-0-lt
Mayor Manning, Sheriff Goodall, w.
b. Howe, Auditor Riessbeck and w. B,
Galligan went to Fargo this week to be
initiated into the mysteries of the Shrine
and take in the festival.
A. ]. Osborn is negotiating with Min.
nesota parties for the sale of his bust.
ness and II the deal goes through he will
sell his residence and locate west
probably in Montana.
For sale-good residence property or
Cross street, n hundred feet with east
front; also two twenty-five foot lots on
Willard street east of Carroll's livery
stable. John Barley.
6-S-2p
Miss Spears has rented the Stewar,
house recently vacated by MI. Dostaler.
She expects her sister, Miss Florence, to
arrive in a few days and they will try
housekeeping OF their wi account
D. s. Littlehales, an officer of the state
grand lodge !. o. o. F., left Monday
morning t attend the annual meeting in
Grand Forks. Mrs. Jas. Crosthwaite,
delegate from the Dickinson Rebekah
lodge, went down Sunday. M. L. Ayers,
a delegate from Frontier lodge, went
east Saturday to spend two or three days
at Detroit Lake with ]. F. Treat, meet
ing the others at Grand Forks.
Vontello & Nina, premier trapeze per
formers; Vedder 4 DeRay, song and
dance team; The Ledigar Trio, comedy
acrobats; The Delkanos, Hindoo illusion
lists and magicians; Nellie & Mamie