The Dickinson press., 1901-09-28
capltalsC cylinder oil Al Drenkel's.

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Capital ylindersoi a Drenkels.
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Mrs. N. F. Klinefelter returned o.:
ThursdaYto Tacoma.
Maple syrup from eoct 70 st.soper gal
Ion az Drenkel's. o-78-tf
Howard and viii Eaton, were in Dick
iinson tie FIRST, Of the week.
Mn. Fred MotsiH returned this week.
IRON her summers visit east.
Drenkel can furnish you your winter
coal. o-aS-h
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle attended
the Glendive lair Of Friday.
For fresh bread. pies. cakes. cookies,
ETC.. 60 to the City Bakery. 8-74-tf
Frank K. Warwick was returning from
the Yellowstone park last Saturday.
Read over Fred w. Turner'S ad this
week. It may save you money. o.7S-2t
Cabbage! abbage!icabbage!M Where?
Al Drenkel's. How much7 Cheap. o-2Stf
Miss Mabel Miller opened a nine
months school this week in Billings
county.
Trade at Currie & Co.'S; pay cash and
get some nice hand painted dishes. o-7-tf
Mrs. JIG. Haskin went to Mandan
with Conductor Haskin on Monday
evening.
A good thing doesn't need pushing.
Read Fred W. Turner'S ad this
week. o-28-2t
Miss Mary Harrington returned Sun
day from Wisconsin, where she has been
visiting relatives.
For an up-to-date store with a full line
OF up-to-date goods. go Drenkel's.
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E. D. Mccadam, city roadmaster, has
teen improving some OF the streets dur
ing the past week.
George W. Myers, Of Medora, was in
the city Thursday and bought 81 head of
cattle OF Ed Berry.
H c Williams, E B Crawford and SB
Cresswell were among those in from
Haley this week.
Mrs A Ferris, Mrs James McKe nzie.
Mr. and Mrs S Snyder came down from
Medora Thursday evening.
Mrs. R. 6. vailancy. Of Jamestown,
has been the guest this week Of DR.. and
Mrs. George A. Perkins.
Rev. U. G.. Rich writes from Clear
water, Minnesota, that he is undecided
as to his future church work.
Virgil and U. S. Arnett were returning
to Sentinel Butte this week from a visit
at their old home in Marion, Indiana.
Married. September "a, by Police
Magistrate Thomas H. Ryan. William
w. Barr and Elizabeth Weiderman.
For fine reliable watches and good
watch repairing, at moderate prices. 60
to Arnold G. Voegeli, The Leading
Matchmaker. o-21-tf
Miss Margaret Currie arrived from
Jackson, Michigan, this week and has
accepted a position in the store of A. T.
Crowl as cashier.
it rained all the afternoon Tuesday
and was quite damp during the night
and the following forenoon. In Montana
snow was reported at different places.
Just received at Fred w. Turner'S.
half a car Of material-and the shoeing
material is never forgotten. The largest
in the northwest-all kinds. Just cali
for what you want; he has it. o-2S-2t
The landslide forty miles west Of Mis-
souli which caused the death of a fire.
mar in a freight wreck on Monday,
delayed all passenger traffic from the
west on that day.
st. Johns Episcopal church, Rev. J.. H..
Dobbyn, rector. Sunday s~ervices: Morning
prayer and sermon at 10 30 O'Clock; evening
prayer at 8 O'Clock; Sunday school after morn
ing service. Week day service: Evening
prayer Friday at 8 O'Clock. Your are invited
to all these services.
L. D. Carter, of Sentinel Butte, has
closed out his ranch and stock and ex.
poets to spend the winter with his pa
rents in Oklahoma. He came to this
country with an o x outfit in % and has
made considerable money for the short
time he had been engaged in the stock
business.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. and Mrs. r. ].
Turner returned today from Fond du
Lac, Wisconsin, where they were called
by the death of Mrs. Turner'S father.
He was u years Of age and died after an
illness of only two days. The funeral
took place at Fond du Lac Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. F. Parker and chill
dren arrived in Boston from Prince Ed
ward island on the 10th. They had a
rough voyage to Halifax and were sea-
sick, but the remainder of the trip was
delightful. The family is due here to-
day, having arrived in Toronto early in
the week. They have been away since
the 9Th Of July.
No company that we have ever heard
Of has ever come to this city with such
favorable comments as "A Wise Wo-
man." They have the unanimous en-
dorsement of the press, and this you may
rest assured will be your only chance to
see this superior company, as they make
but few stops going from New York to
San Francisco. We have no doubt of
their success here.
T. S. Way was in the citv9fast satur-