The Dickinson press., 1902-12-13

Read the Xmas locals.
Stock salt by the barrel at Drenkel's.
Il-27-4t
Pointers for shoppers in the Christmas
locals.
See Scofeld's ad.-it means money.
I2-13-1t
J. w. Currie was ill several DAYS this
week.
McCloy & Senour have a large stock
Of camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
Chas. Blank has filed on a homertead
near Fayette.
Wagon covers, ~tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy Y Senour's. 4-1o-tf
Insurance calendars are not so numer-
Gus as in past years.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Miss Gillespie was in the city Tues.
day from Medora.
Fringed bed spreads at Sco6eld's,
from $3.50 to $3.50. lo-4-tf
Devils Lake is now headquarters for
freight crews east and west.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
Stanley Bond has rented the old
Blackburn stand.
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. 1o-I1-tf
Mrs. RAIDER was up from Taylor Tues
day to visit her parents.
Wagons and farm machinery of all
kinds at McCloy & Senour. 4-lo-tf
Mrs. John Gustafson of Taylor is re-
covering from a recent illness.
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. 1o-1l-tf
Guy Griswold was in from his New
England ranch Saturday.
Turner has never-slip horse shoes,
calks and wrenches that are right.
Ii-22-tf
J. A. Farrah and G. w. Grove came in
Wednesday from New England.
Don't fail to see the horse shoes now
on exhibition at Oscar Skeen's shop.
1I-2o-3t
HGeo. Mackroff had his leg injured on
the dray this week but not seriously.
First-class horse sheer with Oscar
Skeen; no satisfaction, no pay. 1I-2o-3t
Geo. Davis, who froze his feet on a
freight train Monday night, is doing we'll.
Great reductions in millinery at Miss
Murn's for the rest of the season. 1902
Robert E. Carr from Sank Center,
Minnesota, is ~clerking for Geo. Drenkel.
A. T. Crowl has been making short
days this week-on account of rheuma-
tism.
Mrs. Harry Harleman is helping al
the Drenkel store during the holiday
rush.
How do you like the steel-pluged
horse shoes? You can get them at
Turner's. II-22-tf
Thomas Lancaster, who is employed
at Phil DuH's ranch, was in the city
Monday.
A. r. Crowl & Co. have a nice line of
holiday goods. See them before purchas-
ing elsewhere. II-22-tf
Field-Secretary Shaw Of Fargo college
speaks of Dickinson in the Forum as "a
thriving town."
Wanted-A competent girl for general
homework. Address, Mrs. F. A. Little,
Fayette, N. D. l2-6-tf
Ed. Barry and wife and Miss Sadie
Mullen Of Chase are spending the week
in Bismarck.
The celebrated W. B. corsets at Sco-
fields. Only sI.oo each and full salts
faction in every case. 9-27-tf
Landlord kim was kept prisoner at
his home the first of the week by an at
tack of grippe.
Walnuts at Drenkel's. This seasons
crop, soft shell, and something that can
not be beaten for quality. 11-22-4t
Thomas Fisher who is occupying the
Wallery house up town has a child ill
with diphtheria.
Try a can of that STANDARD of Ohio"
maple syrup at Scodeld's; claimed to be
absolutely pure. I2-6-tf
Mr.. Yochim, who lives fifty miles
northwest, is recovering from tonsilitis
at the Ballard hospital.
name on the box tells the quality. T. J..
Greene & Co., Opticians, Jewellers & En-
gravers. 12-l3-2t
Mrs. Killer of Richardton is in the
city and is getting along we'll after a
surgical operation Monday.
For pure buckwheat flour, go to Sco-
fields. 12-6-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Merry left Tues
day evening for Boston where they will
visit Mr.. MerIy's parents.
An elegant stock of jewelry at T. J.
Greene & Co.'S, Jewellers, Opticians &
Engravers. 1912
Mrs. A. G. Appenzelle of Wibaux
visited her sister, Mrs. H. M. Roberts,
Saturday and Sunday.
American hulled beans at Scotield's;
they arc the smoothest yet in the bean
line, and cook while you wait. I2-6-li
Mrs. E. Dehebach is much better than
for several months-which will be gooo
news to all her friends.
Drenkel has received his fall ship
ment of pickles. Dill pickles, sweet anu
sour pickles-the finest assortment YOU
ever looked at. I1-22-.
miss Gertrude Smith left for St. Pau
and Michigan Wednesday evening after
a three-months' visit with her brother