The Dickinson press., 1902-11-29
Tablet at Drenkel's. 1o-18-tf
Stock salt by the barrel at Drenkel's.

C.J. Pennock was in for supplies this
week.
McCloy & senour have a large stock
OF camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Barry were in for
Thanksgiving.
List your lands with Ed. r. Bonncy,
Gladstone. o-27-tf
o. H. Wichman spent Thanksgiving
in Dickinson.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins an6 tents at
McCloY 4 Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Sheriff J. W. Follis of Medora was in
Dickinson on Tuesday.
If you want good insect powder, buy it
OF II. A. Davis & Co. 6-I4-tf
H.. c. Miethe has been in the city the
past week.
Wagons and farm machinery of all
kinds at McCloy u Senour. 4-Io-tf
H. F. Tyler OF Taylor was in Dickin-
son on Monday.
McBrlde Il Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. 1o-11-tf
Harry Jennings has taken a position as
night man at the N. P. Depot.
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. Io-l1-tf
Henry Waltz OF Sentinel Butte was in
Dickinson on Monday.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy q Senours. 4-Io-tf
Everybody seemed to enjoy the Co. K
dance Wednesday evening.
Fringed bed spreads at Scotield's,
from $3.50 to $3.50. lo-4-tf
Chas. Tear left on Wednesday for
P%anesville, Ohio, to visit relatives.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 4-Io-ti
A ton of California dried fruits
peaches, pear, etc.-at Drenkel's. Il-22-2t
Angus Neil returned from Tacoma and
other western points this week.
Turner has never-slip horse shoes,
calks and wrenches that are right.
Il-22-tf
VIM. Vredenberg of Billings county
recently moved to Kent, Wash.
Commissioner r. J. Turner was in the
city last Saturday on business.
Don't fail to see the horse shoes now
on exhibition at Oscar Skeen's shop.
ll-2o-3t
H. w. Tipler, a Gorham rancher, was
in Dickinson on business last Saturday.
First-class horse shoer with Oscar
Skeen; no satisfaction, no pay. II-2o-3t
S. M. Ferris, auditor elect from Bill
ings county, was in Dickinson on Mon
day.
How do you like the steel-pluged
horse shoes You can get them at
Turner'S. II-22-tt
6. K. Wannemacher has b9en making
a good number of land sales the past
few weeks.
A. T. Crowl 4 Co. have "a nice line of
holiday goods. see them before purCnas-
ing elsewhere. ll-22-ti
The Dickinson Fire Department will
give their annual ball in the opera house
on New Years eve.
A. T. Crowl & Co. hpve a special sale
on ladies' dressing sacks, ladies, misses
and children's cloaks. lI-22-tt
Rev. !. H. Dobbyn gave a fine sermon
at the Congregational church Thanks
giving morning.
Some nice things in genuine walrus
and carved leather purses and chatelaine
bags. L. Greene y Co. Il-I5-tt
=. On the Burleigh county cour calendar
is a case entitled H. L. Blackley VS.. Jen-
ME NJ. Blackley.
The celebrated w. B. corsets at SEQ
fields. Only sl.oo each and full Salts
faction in every case. 9-27-ll
Turkey on Thanksgiving was none too
good for the prosperous Stark county
farmers this year.
If you want to get your friend some
thing pretty for Xmas, just call and see
Hawkinson 4 Cole. II-2o-It
Mrs. Anna Rau returned the first OF
the week from a three-months' visit in
Tacoma and Seattle.
We are showing a fine line of fancy
dressed and imported kid body dolls.
Look them over. L. !. Greene 4 Co.
II-I5-tf
ALT. J. Beall has just completed a fine
job of painting and granting in DR.. Per-
kins' new residence.
Walnuts at Drenkers. This seasons
crop, soft she'll, and something that can
not be beaten for quality. II-22-4t
Dispatcher and Mrs. ]. F. Parish of
Glendive we're en- route Monday morn
ing to Homer, ILL.,, for a visit of a few
days.
A choice lot Of eastern barreled ap-
Piles at Drenkel's. They are uncom.
monty fine and are being sold at a close
price. H-22-2t
Mrs. Geo. M. Frye is visiting in Elk
River, MINI, and Mr.. Frye has been
doing U. S. juror duty in Fargo the past
two weeks.
Heavy shifting hannels, 4oc. per yd.;
outing A~annels, 7 to 1oc. per yd.; extra
heavy Klondyke outing, I2Hc. to 15c. at
Scofeld's. o-27-tf
During the past week some person got
into A. N. Jefferies house in the night
and stole SIS to sI8 that the children had
In their savings banks.
Drenkel has received his fall ship
msnt of pickles. Dill pickles, sweet and
sour Pickles-the finest assortment you
ever looked at. II-22-eI
Attorney Frank Thompson and son
Jack Dakota, of Fargo. are spending a