The Dickinson press., 1901-03-23
Iron clads. AK Currie & Co. s3.a,.tf

General Hughes came up from Min.
neapolis on Tuesday.
Judge Kono has sold his fine driving
team to c. H. Merry.
Elder Willard of Gladstone has gone
70 Missouri to get more ~colonists.
Postmaster E. F.. Mlkkelson was in
from Billings county on Wednesday.
One. of the Mandan teachers, Miss Ed,
die Cressinger, recently had small pox.
To be properly dressed buy a Lanpher
hat OF Currie & Co. 3-23-tf
Ned McCadam is dealing in windmills,
repairing pumps and digging wells.
Ae-dozen lot Of ladies shirt waists
just opened up; come and see them. Cur
RE & Co. 3-73-tf
MI: and Mrs. Henry Bclcher's infant
son died Wednesday morning.
]. A. Farrah returned Wednesday
morning from his eastern trip.
Insthe Junior Journal of last Saturday
honorable mention was made Of Mary
Van der Las.
The hat makes the man. The Lam
pher hat makes you. Wears we'll, looks
we'll.
Mrs. Charles Brislin is out again, hav-
ing recently recovered from an attack of
pneumonia.
They hold their shape, wear like leath-
er and always look well-the Lanpher
hats.
Fine negligee shirts at ]. L. Browns at
Coo, 75c, 500, sI.25 and $3.50. e-l6-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Sutherland were in
from their Billings county ranch the past
week.
The latest styles in linen and water
proof collars and cuffs at j.. L. Browns.
3-I6-tf
The Peter Yauch case comes up next
Monday. 1t will be a jury case, in Jus
tice Folsom's court.
The Queen Victoria histories will be
delivered mex Tuesday and Wednesday,
March IS and II. Daniel Cook.
Elegant suits at J. L. Browns for boys
from 5 to 10 years at SI.25,$l.75 and s2.25
per suit. 3-I4-tf
Miss Mergen arrived from the east the
past week and has taken a position in A.
+. Crowl g. Co.'s millinery department.
L. Christensen of Bel6eld, who has
been spending the winter in California
in search Of health, is now in Mexico.
There is the ordinary hat and the
Lanpher hat The difference is marked.
Always ask for the Lanpher.
The Dickinson school treasury wal re
plenished this week with ~s7.oo8.8o-
mostly county tuition fund.
Jess Henderson, who has been attend
ing the Agricultural college at Fargo, re-
turned home Monday morning.
Denny Hanniin has been stopping in
Dickinson for the past ten days, and says
he likes the city very we'll.
Commissioner Geo. w. Lee Of Glad
stone will seed 500 acres this year. He
commenced to work the land on Monday.
Goods of all kinds and descriptions
stores and furniture bought and sold at
Harris second hand store on Clough
street. 3-I6 IT
An exchange says: Kittie Bonderant
was arrested in Darlington and again
jailed, and still justice is not satisfied.
Go to ]. L. Browns for neckwear;
beautiful Shades and elegant designs in
tecks, four-in-hands, puff ties, etc., at 20,
IS, s. 50 and IS cents. 3-I6-f
Dick Carnahan, brother of Mrs. Isa-
bella Cook, is expected to arrive in Dick
inson within a day or two.
The city council has contracted with
Geo. Aud for the purchase of a road
machine. The cost will be s275.
Crosthwaite & Metcalf have bought
Alex. Fowler's old ranch. The PRESS
understands the price paid was $500.
c. M. Dinsdale will go west the first
week in May to receive a large band Of
sheep which his company contracted for
last fall.
Geo. M. Frye came in this week with
a car of seed potatoes. A little later Mr..
Frye expects to ship some cattle to Dick
inson.
Mrs. Geo. Waters, wife of Agent
Waters, Of New Salem, spent Sunday 10
the city the guest Of Mrs. Ray at the St.
Charles.
The juniors will have charge Of the
Epworth League service at the M. E..
church on Sunday evening at $50. All
are cordially invited.
Anew postof6ce has been established
north, in Stark county, to be known as
Banks, with Frank Banks, P. NJ. Mail
goes out from Dickinson via Oakdale.
Send a copy Of the PRESS to some
friend for six months and get a copy of
the Session Laws-all for sI.oo. This is
a special offer for new subscribers only.
The satisfaction OF the general first
mortgage Of the N. P. Ry. Co., given by
the Central Trust Co. of N. ", was re-
corded this week by Register Of Deeds
Burnett.
Miss Nina Whitman was a guest of
friends in the city Monday on her way to
Glendive, where she will assist Miss
Pound during the summer in the mil
linery store.
Mrs. Hughes asks that all who are to
take part in the minstrel entertainment
be present at Dickinson's hall next Tues
day evening for rehearsal and to make
final arrangements about wigs, etc.
Shipments of dry goods will arrive
twice a week until our spring purchases
all get here. We have many things that
no other merchant can offer you. Be