The Dickinson press., 1902-10-11

Saturday. Oct. Il, 1902.
McCloy & Senour have a large stock
OF camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
c. McDaniels went to Montana on
business this week.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 4-lo-tf
Mrs. r. A. Miller has returned from
her western trip.
List your lands with Ed. r. Bonney,
Gladstone. o-27.tf
Max Steele is sick with typhoid fever
al the Ballard hospital.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Dick Lawrence was in from his Oak
dale ranch this week.
If you want good insect powder, buy it
OF n. A. Davis 4 Co. 6-I4-tf
Gus Anderson was down from Belield
this week.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Mrs. Eva Young was in from her Bill
llngs county ranch on Wednesday,.
Wagons and farm machinery of all
kinds at McCloy 4 Senour. 4-lo-tf
G.. S. Cryne, who has been i'll for some
weeks, was in the city on Monday.
McCloy & Senour have a fine line of
Navahoe blankets and cowboy saddles.
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c. +. Boyden, representing the Fargo
Forum, was in Dickinson this week.
A full line Of harness, saddles, bits,
spurs, ETC., at f. J. Easton & Co.'S. OIL ,-tf
Rev. S. NJ. Roadhousc left Monday
evening to attend the jamestown con-
ference.
If you want a good handmade harness
or saddle, made by irst-class mechanics,
call on r. J. Easton. o-I3-tf
A car Of shingles burned on the n. p.
track at Gladstone one day during the
past week.
Examine F. J. Easton & Co.'S line of
horse blankets and robes before buying
elsewhere. o-l3-tf
D. B. Zimmerman, VIM. Dye and par
ty made a hunting trip to the Bad Lands
this week.
Will Dickinson returned the first of
the week from a visit in Minneapolis
with old friends.
The celebrated w. b. corse,s at SEQ
fields. Only Sl.oo each and full salts
faction in every case. o-27-tf
F. -. Morford of Hebron was in Dick
inson this week taking orders for the
Hawk Nursery Co. stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walker are
nicely settled in the Frank Lish house,
recently vacated by John Van der Las.
Heavy shifting 1annels, 4oc. per yd.;
outing ~Aannels, 7 to Ioc. per yd.; extra
heavy Klondyke outing, I2Hc. to 15c. at
Scotelds. o-27-tf
Earl Huidekoper and friends left
Wednesday morning for the H T ranch.
George Woodman left for his ranch at
the same time.
Sample line Of heavy blanket shawls
at Scofeld's, from $3.50 to $3.50. These
prices are fully Is per cent under real
value. o-27-tf
Business and professional men, who
need book-keepers and stenographers,
should write Manketo Commercial Col
iege employment bureau.
We sell oul own poison hv paper; if
you are not satisfied with it we will re-
fund your money and ask no questions
II. A.. Davis 4 Co.. o-14-tf
Frank H. Gibbs of Dexter, n. Y, re.
news lis subscription to the PRESS and
wants to be re membered to his old-time
friends in west crn North Dakota.
See those heavy dress goods at SEQ.
fields for Skin is and tailor-made suits.
They are tn proper goods for the COM
ing season. o-27-tf
Oscar Ske en- and Christ Peterson have
dissolved partnership in the blacksmith
business and Mr.. Peterson r%etircs. Mr..
Skeen has hired an eastern man and
purposes to enlarge the business some
what.
F. J. Easton 4 Co. will sell you a good
handmade harness or saddle, in fact
anything in the harness and saddlery
l;ro NJ ~r;~ae &h,+ -,-,, Ia La,s
J. Crowley, who got a nail wound in
his hand, hurried to own the first of the
week to get medical aid. He returned
to Hebron Monday night and thought
that he would sustain no serious results
from the injury.
]. c. Censor of Omaha, Neb., who has
had u years experience shooting horses,
can be found with Oscar Skeen, Skeen
& Pederson's old stand. Try him.
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DR.. G. A. Pekins, like several others
in the city, will have d good system of
waterworks at his residence, having put
in a cistern and filter and cesspool this
season.
&c. Censor, who understands thor
oughly the care of the horses foot, hav-
ing passed his examination in Omaha,
Neb., and practiced his profession in
Chicago and other cities, is now with o.
car Skeen at Skeen 4 Pederson's old
stand. Give him a trial. Io-II-tf
Manager Kihm has had the heating
plant in the opera house thoroughly ov-
erhauled and is in a position now where
he can guarantee absolutely that the
patrons of his house we'll find it comfort
able at all times the coming winter.