The Dickinson press., 1901-03-16
o. p. liner went to ST. Paul Tuesday

evening.
Editor R. M. futile is due to leave for
Europe the first Of next week.
Fine negligee shirts at ]. L. Browns at.
6tc, 75c, 500, $I.a5 and SI.5o. e-l6-tf
The Gladstone Symphony Club were
billed to give a dance on the 18th.
Your new hat. The Lampher. None
like it; unsurpassed in style and quality
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Reid, of Sentinel Butte, on Wash.
tons birthday, February az.
The man adorns the hat-the hat
adorns the man-if its the Lanpher.
The Glen Ullin Creamery Co. is adver-
Using for bids for the erection Of a new
creamery building.
You will need a hat this spring. Don't
forget that you can get a perfect hat in a
Lampher at reasonable cost.
E. E. Cook tells US that his sheep are
in fine condition--the wethers fit for NUT
ton and no hospital band.
The latest styles in linen and water
proof collars and cuffs at J. L. Browns.
3-I6-tf
H. A. Davis q Co. have had the oorns
over their drug store plastered and gen.
orally fixed up this week.
Euleta, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ].
Crosthwaite, has been very sick for a
week with bronchial-pneumonia.
Elegant suits at ]. L. Browns tor boys
from 5 to 10 years at sl.25,sI.75a and s2.25
per suit. 3-I4-tt
Mrs. w. S. Fenno of Taylor visited
Mrs. A. b. Robinson and Mrs. H. w.
Bates in Dickinson on Tuesday.
c. A. Albrecht returned Thursday from
Minneapolis where he took a 4-months'
/ course in the Archibald school.
Go to ]. l.. Browns for neckwear;
beautiful shades and elegant designs in
tecks, four-in-hands, puff ties, ETC., at 20.
2s, Is soand 65 cents. 3-I6-tf
Senator Simpson will soon have a
quantity of vegetable seeds for free dis
tribution among his constituents.
MIR. and Mr.. A. Dingman returned the
first of the week from Minnesota. Mrs.
Dingman's mother, Mrs. Clittie, accom-
panied them.
Goods of all kinds and descriptions
| stores and furniture bought and sold at
Harris second hand store on Clough
street. $40 1T
H. L. Dickinson and Geo. w. Lee were
among the Stark county citizens who
visited Bismarck during the closing days
of the legislature.
Carl Ackman has been bound owe to
the district court. He is likely to get a
term in the reform school. He is but a
little over l6 years of age.
The Lentel season is now on, and all
Lentcl foods are t o be found at Drenkel's;
fish, salt and smoked, figs, dates and all
kinds of dried fruits. 3-o-tf
Mrs. Sarah Reid went out to the P K
ranch heal Sentinel Butte on Thursday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Reid. for
two weeks. Johnnie is out there also.
Mrs. Sterland: Pleaes tell the Press
readers that my operation was a decided
success and that | am exceedingly CRATE
full to DR.. Perkins who had charge of the
case.
The sum of S 2,3oo.42 was placed in the
Dickinson school treasury during the
past week. The credit of the district is
excellent-money on hand to take up all
warrants as 500 as issued.
Headache often results from a disor-
ordered condition of the stomach and
constipation of the bowels. A dose or
two of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will correct these disorders and
cure the headache. Sold by all drug
gists.
VIM. Benbrook is running the N. P.
pumping station at Dickinson. M. Tut
tie has been transferred to Beach, Mont,
where he gets the section house in con-
%nection with the pumping station.
The county warrants-s6,ooo in de-
nomination of s5oo-issued by the board
for the purchase of seed have been taken
by the local banks at par. This shows
the good financial standing of the county
Walton & Davis have sold their lum-
Der yard at Billings, Montana. Mr..
Davis expects that it will require abou,
60 days in which to clean up the bust
ness, but Mrs. Davis is likely to return
sooner.
The new subscribers to the telephone
exchange this week are: Carroll & Row.
ley's livery, Blackburn's bakery, Oukrop'.
furniture store, and the following resi-.
dences: O. P. liner, Jas. E. McCoul,
Thos. Ryan.
Tribune, March 8: miss Scofeld o.
the senate force does some frst-rate
sketching from life. and a pen sketch Of
Finn Leech executed by her is worthy Of
praise. 1t is a ringer for Finn-in n Of
his sylph-like poses.
Henry Stoxen, l.. u. Dohrmann anc
others were in from Taylor on Monday
Mr.. Stoxen, who was so unfortunate as tt
lose his hay and much machinery by fir
last summer, is getting through the win
ter with his stock in fine shape. He ha!
about 100 cattle.
Charlie Crowl is still looking for a goot
ranch location. He has been north-out
side of the railroad limit-where he saw
plenty of good ranch country, but HI
thinks that he will go south before deter
mining upon a location.
During the past week large loads o
dry goods, trunks, ~valises and gent:
furnishing goods have been unleaded a
the Brown store on Barnes street. Else
where will be found MI. and Mrs
Browns advertisement.
The Rev. Father Claude will hole
divine service next Wednesday morning
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