The Dickinson press., 1894-04-07
Look at our so and 60 cent school
hats for girls. Mrs. Langdon.

per dozen at Currto d CrOWlS.
Look at our so and 60 cent school
hats for girls. Mrs. Langdon.
Double and single harness. light
and heavy. prices right, at G. o. D
I'd
Rex hams and breakfast bacon
l21Sc per pound at Cnrrie & Crowl's.
You can enter DeGraff's store at
any time with a feeling that nowhere
in town can you do so well.
Laces, beautiful laces. all colors
and point de Venice in the new but
ter color, at Mrs Langdon's.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is absolutely
unequalled as a blood purifier and
strengthening medicine. Try it.
You can even up decreased earnings
by making decreased expenses. Trade
at DeGraff's g, that's the economy plan.
The best teas in the town for the
least money ut the G. o. d. Call and
get sample aud be convinced. IA
E. Deffebach: rode a number of
days last week looking up s-R cattle.
They are all right so far as I could
find.
Horses, broken and unbroken, for
sale on time to suit purchasers on
approved security. Apply at G. o. d.
store. ia
There's money in it. How? Paying
Degraff, the shoeman, less money for
your footwear than you would pay
other dealers.
The full line of dry goods at Sphinx
& Best's is offered at and below
wholesale prices. Now is the time
to lay in stock.
For sale-one house and lot-nine
rooms in house. For price and terms
call at the G. O. d. store, Barnes
street. IA
A. s. Robson: Came in from the
ranch Monday night. We did moi
lose hoof, and I don't hear of any
body who did out north.
Look at our black straw hats at &c
and 40 cents each; they will surprise
you; several different shapes to Sc
lect from.
MRS. LANaDoN
The North Dakota Stock Growers
association meets in Dickinson Apri
10. two days later than the Montana
Stockmen's meeting at Miles City.
R. Finger: We came through the
storm first rate. Our cattle were ir
pretty good shape for winter anyway
which makes all the difference in the
world.
Confining their business, as near al
possible, to cash or thirty day basis
enables Currie & Crowl to make very
low prices. Try them for your next
order.
1t is reported that twenty or thirty
cattle were lost at the Harkins ranct
week before last by drowning. A
few head were also lost at the Phil
lips ranch.
will sell you trimmed hats cheap
or than you ever bought before. A
call will convince you and get bet
ter selection than later in the season.
Mrs. LANGDoN
Falling in love, remarks an English
Journal, is a lost art. But it need
not be, for if you see those new
spring capes and wraps at Currie &
Crowl's, you will fall in love will
them.
Thoroughbred Durham bulls, com.
ing two and three years old, for sale
on time to suit purchasers, on ap
proved security, Come early as
there are only four left. Apply at G.
o. d. store. ia
You can't swear by all you read in
newspapers, of course. If you don't
believe that DeGraff, the shoeman
asks less money for his goods thar
any of his competitors, just give him
call and convince yourself.
Subject Sunday morning at the Con
gregational church: "Joshua, the man
who decided by faith; evening, "Ho
ly Courage" A new anthem will be
rendered by 4 full choir. Song ser
vice at 7:15 p. m.
The ladies' aid of the Congrega.
tional church will arrange for a so
cial, consisting Of music, songs and re
freshments, at the home Of Mrs.. l.
A. Simpson Thursday evening, April
IL. Keep the date clear. Admission
25cts.
The teaching that a prophet is
without honor in his own country, il
not practical in the case of Currie &
Crowl. Their patronage from people
at home and from other towns be
speaks honor for them even though
their profit is not great.
We have just got in new line o1
twenty styles of capes and jackets
which are samples sent to us on ap'
proval; any one wishing one will de
well to take a look at them before
we return them. Prices from $5.5(
to $500. SP1NK & BEST
G. F. Merry: had the pleasure Of
hearing Gov. Mckinley at Minneapo
lis last week. Every aisle and every