The Dickinson press., 1901-07-06
Saturday. July s. 1901.
Machine oil at Drenkel's. 7-6-t
Whole wheat flour at at Sco6eld's.

Whole wheat flour at at Scoield's.
4.27-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ware have a son.
A choice Gunpowder tea at Drenkel's.
6-6.tt
John Flynn was in Mandan for the
4th.
Bells extracts at Drenkers. 7.e.tf
John VIM has returned to Mandan
from his Vermont trip.
Insect powder, the kind that kills, a
H.A. Davis & Co.'s. 5-25-tf
MI. and Mrs. w. A. Shaw of this city
have a little daughter.
The state University invites coal bids.
See notice in this issue.
Try the Mccormick vertical left now
er. See Geo. Drenkel, agent. 7-6-tf
E. c. Barry reports~6 fine grass on the
lower Cannon Ball country.
]. w. Reed left Wednesday for a brief
visit at his home in Minnesota.
Miss Mary Murn and Miss Dora Toll
lefson went to Hebron to celebrate.
Buy Bells Ankoria coffee at Drenkel's
and get a set of spoons, both table and
tea. 7-o-tf.
Mrs. H. Palzien. formerly of this city,
was a west-bound passenger last Satur-
day.
Ihave a frst-class Bowman mandolin
l will sell cheap for cash, c. E. Dickin-
son. 7.6-2t,
Another lo-dozen lot Of those Warner
Bros. corsets just opened up at currie &
Co.'S. 4-2o-tf
lanes Converse will go out to the A
H ranch 1s,soon a -the. mud dries up.
a little.
D. w. Mckenzie Our youngest
girl of several weeks-is lively as a
cricket.
B. Coulson of Belfeld had one of his
feet amputated a few days since by DR..
Stickney.
Read Crowl & Co.'S ad on ladies'
wrappers. When you see the prices 60
and dress up. 6.2o-2
Engineer and Mrs. E. E. Hagan. and
Miss Remington went to Miles City to
celebrate.
Go to Scofeld's for the genuine to
basco sauce; it is the hottest stuff ever
bottled. 4-27-tf
; Manager Geo. Hughes left for the east
Wednesday evening, to be absent two or
three weeks.
The much advertised w. B. corset is
the leading straight front corset. Sco-
field has them. 4-z7-tf
The plat of the Messersmith and Simp-
son addition has been filed in the register
of deeds office.
w. ]. Sims, who is manager of a brick
plant in Glendive, came down to spend
the 4th with his family.
crowl & Co. are making special prices
on shirt waists, and the largest line in
the city to select from. 6-2o-t
DR.. James Madden, the eye specialist,
will be at the Willard house from July II
to 10. Adv. in this issue.
This week Henrietta and Esther Fox
left on a visit of several weeks in Mime
apolis and Wi sconsin points.
&c. Hood, a Chicago attorney, was in
the city recently and decided to locate
here. He has gone east to get his family.
Fine black mousseline de sole and
black lawn at Sco6eld's. Just the thing
for a nice cool waist or dress for summer
4-27-tf
The Jamestown. summer training
school opens next Monday. Prof. L. F.
Crawford, who will act as conductor,
goes down this week.
See Drenkel's new line Of %ccffees. teas
and spices. They are the celebrated J.
N. Bell goods. Coffee from l5c to 45c
per pound. Sole agent. 7-6-tf
Mrs. M. L. Ayers. and daughters
Dorothy and Esther and Mrs. Kinney
have gone to Devils Lake to spend three
weeks at C~hautauqua.
A gallon of our mixed paint will cover
800 square feet of surface, and the quail.
ity will be remembered long after the
price is forgotten. H. A. Davis & Co
5-25-tf
T. A. Little, the Fayettemerchan and
sheep-grower, was out h tuesday nights
rain-camped about eight miles north of
the city. He tied his horses to the wagon
and made his bed up underneath.
Don't pay IS to 40 cents for a IL ounce
can OF Baking Powder when you can
buy a Is ounce can of "Currles Pure
Cream of Tartar" Baking Powder for IS
cents. 6-7o-ti