The Dickinson press., 1902-11-15
Salt and flour at Drenker's;

~. w. bronson Vi JdllCSlOWu 10 TIC
new N. P. cashier at this place.
Conductor Jim Dunlap is i'll and Ed.
Nichols is taking his passenger run.
A son was born to Engineer and Mrs.
Jas. Mcdonald Saturday evening, Nov. 8.
John Kalousek, a Fayettc cattle and
sheep grower, was in for supplies this
week.
Fringed bed spreads at Scoie Ids,
from sligo to $3.50. lo-4-tf
Schoenline Bros, living north, bought
50 ycarlings of Arnett & Wilson this
week.
Store, porch aud window awnings at
McCloy y Senour's. 4-1o-tf
Jess Henderson writes from Livingston,
Mont. for i copy Of the PRESS showing
the election returns
Examine the $ camp stoves at Nc
Cloy 4 Senour's. 4-lo-tf
H. T. Wilson of Macedonia, Iowa, was
visiting his brother, VIM. Wilson, in
Dickinson this week.
Arthur Brundage was in Dickinson
this week in the interests of the Bismarck
Daily Tribune.
Charlie Foley was a pleasant visitor in
the city from Medora this week and took
in "Peck's Bad Boy"
Miss Lillian kim gave a very pleas
ant dancing party to her schoolmates in
the opera house last Saturday night.
{. w. Brown and F. Carbon of Mime
v,,,,l-,n c,,ayt ., f(,y in fhA ~;t,, thfc vvAeG
on their way to the Bad Lands for a two
weeks hunt.
+. l.. King of Minneapolis is here as the
representative of the Minnesota and Da-
lo'a Fire Underwriters for the purpose
of re-rating the CITY.
Mix Olheiser, who has the contract
for putting in the city wells, was quite
badly injured while at work Thursday
with A crew OF men in South Dickinson.
The ladies of St. Johns guild will meet
next Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. \. T. Crowl and Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. Il. Dehlinger.
Mrs. Jas. Burnett, Secy.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill are still
in Chicago where Mr.. Underhill has
been confined in the hospital with
typhoid fever since about the 10th of Oct.
They are expected home shortly.
On "Wednesday the Stark count can
vassing board issued certificates of cleo
ton to all parties whose names appear
in the list of officers elected as noted m
der the head Of ELECTION Aftermath"
lnwatch work, jewclry repairing optic
al work or engraving compare our work
with that oi others, then decide for YOUR
self. +. Greene 4 Co., Jewellers, OPP
~1icians & Engravers. II-I5-tf
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. shipped d car of facing brick to Boze-
'iso a car of coke oven tile to Horr,
ncapolis.
c. L. Trask expects to take in the fat
stock show in Chicago next month and
20 from there to Maine where his family
are spending the winter. Mr.. Trask is
also thinking Of making a trip south and
10 California during the winter.
Are you going to buy a new harness
+. !. Easton & Co. will sell you Al all
handmade harness, made of the best
o~ak-tanned leather, for the same money
others charge for machine-made goods.
II-I-tf
tlrs. Carter and Mrs. Hilliard have
the candy booth at the fair this year with
a larger and better supply of homemade
french candies than they had last year;
Christmas boxes a speciality.
Mr.. Censor, who is now with Oscar
Skeen, shod horses for ID years in the
city of Omaha, Neb, and understands
thoroughly the care of the horses foot.
He can make any kind of shoe you van
and will guarantee results. Try him.
The big plate glass in the Lish store
~hich was broken a short time ago was
replaced on Thursday by T. J. Greene
& Co. at an expense of SI25. The plate
was insnred in the L.lovd Plate Glass Co..
through the PRESS Agency in this city.
Don't plan YOUR Christmas gifts until
. YEA visit the booth at the fair Dec. grid
in charge Of Mrs. Rau and Mrs. Gregory.
They have made IA specially Of Christ
mas gifts to suit the purse of every one.
: The double wedding of MIR. Sam J.
Wills and Miss Maude Banker, and Mr..
RAYMOND c. Skidmore and Miss Eliza
S beth Wills, all of Wibaux, Mont, took
t place at the Congregational parsonage
on Wednesday evening, Nov. IL, Rev. H.
. Y. Rorninger officiating.
Our hobby is the best in every line
Elsin, Wallhaln, and Hampden watches;
Holmes and Edwards silverware; Plump
loh gold rings; S. y. Bigneys watch
Chains; Hawkes. cut glass, etc. Don,
: buy poor, cheap, trashy jewelry; its dear
+ at any price. T. J. Greene Il Co.
Jewellers, Opticians and Engravers.
s 11-I5-ti
The middle of the week Ernest Or
chard was joined here by w. H. White
the Fargo lumber merchant, in whose
r employ he has been for a long time as
0 nead bookkeeper, and together they wenl
n to Sentinel Butte, from which point they
It were taken into the Bad Lands by Jas
Stowe to hunt deer.
Why pay a hcticious price to have
: Your eyes tested? We have as fine a SCI
uI Instruments as there is in the state anc
n can guarantee you a perfect tit. W.
p also nave the largest and finest line o
I clocks, watches, Jewelry, s~ilverware anc
diamonds ever shown in this part of thu
I state. +. J. Greene 4 Co., jewelers.
Opticians q Engravers. II-l5-t
n H. w. Stevenson Of Stevenson Bros.
s VINO have over 1000 cattle on Buffalo
e creek south of Dickinson, died recent,
from the effects Of gas in his room in thu
Cir1 Hotel in Chicago. l.. c. Stoltens
8 berg, another cattle rancher living south
in the vicinity OF Seim, died recently.
The concert Monday evening b,
Ernest K. Orchard, assisted by loca
talent, was greatly enjoyed by thu
audience. Mr.. Orchards voice has i'm
proved greatly since he left Dickinson
~ years ago. sympathic audience, heart.
and persistent applause greeted eacl
selection, which sometimes won from tn