The Dickinson press., 1902-11-22
Alex Fowler was in this week for sup.

Examine the S camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Northrop on the 10Th.
Fringed bed spreads at Scoield's,
from sI.5o to $3.50. slo-4-tf
Treasurer H. Robinson of Medora was
in the city on Wednesday.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-I9-tf
H. Curliss was in from HALEY this
week to get a load of oats.
Turner has never-slip horse shoes,
calks and wrenches that are right.
Ii-22-tf
Potted palms, bulbs and hardy plants
for sale at the Episcopal fair.
Ghisbert Verhassclt of Sentinel Butte
was in Dickinson on Thursday
a. L. Esse and John Enger were in
from Gladstone on Wednesday.
Harry Anncar is visiting at Lower
Montague, Prince Edward Island.
L. L. Lewis and L. r. Wes,land OF
Taylor were in Dickinson this week.
Commissioner Lee and Marcus Brown
were up from Gladstone on Tuesday.
Agent Jim Palmer of Bel6eld was in
the city between trains on Thursday.
There will be a dance at the club rooms
in Medora next Friday night, Nov. IS.
Western Starr, formerly of this city,
was defeated for the legislature in Ill.
Milton Hickman is one of the station
airy engineers at the N. P. shops in this
city.
How do you like the steel-pluged
horse shoes You can get them at
Turner's. II-22-tf
Beautiful gifts from Eastern friends
are arriving every day for the Episcopal
fair.
Mrs. S. ]. Dunlap of Mandan has gone
to Santa Barbara, Cal, to spend the win
tor.
Manager w. G. Clark of the Little
Missouri Horse Co. was in Dickinson
this week.
A. +. Crowl & Co. have a I nice line of
holiday goods. See them before purchas-
ing elsewhere. ll-22-tf
Mrs. A. B. Robinson e to Gladstone
on Monday TO See her mother, Mrs. J.. S..
Let's, who is i'll.
Dolls hats, dolls caps, dolls shawls and
dolls of all kinds sold by the "old woman
in the shoe" Dec. 3rd.
Mrs. Mary A. Joy and children have
moved to the city and are occupying one
Of the McGilllvray houses.
Daniel Cook, who has been at the H..
l.. Dickinson & Sons ranch the past sea-
sons, is in Tor the winter.
David Roberts, the Stark county game
warden, has been with the hunters in the.
Bad Lands the past 10 days.
Thomas Roberts. who is with Preston
Wilson for the winter, was in from the
south this week to get supplies.
Ben Riva, who has been working at
the cigar trade in St. Paul the past sea
son returned home on Tuesday.
A.. T. Crowl & Co. hive a special sale
on ladies' dressing sacks, ladies, misses
and children's cloaks. ~lI-22-lf
Arthur Davis and Reuben Lyon got a
deer apiece. Owing to the lack Of 10Y
they found it difficult to track the ami
mails.
Ernest r. Orchard returned on We'd
nesdav from his hunting expedition in
the Bad Lands. He killed a fine deer
or the trip.
Drenkel has received his fall ship
mont of pickles. Dill pickles, sweet and
sour pickles-the finest assortment you
ever looked at. 1I-22-et
The Palladium, published at MORA,
n. Y, spoke recently Of DR.. Rust and
Guy Dickinson as exhibiting a black
bear and a deer which they had killed.
Washing-Yes, we "take it in" and
send your dirty shirts, collars. cuffs, etc.
to the Hennepin Steam Laundry, Min
neapolis, and return them o. K. Jensen
Bros. l~l-22.It
Don't buy your Christmas gifts until
you visit the fair and see the pretty pres
ents they have for sale, from 10 cents to
$500. They are worth your while to wait
till Dec. grid.
The Western Iron & Metal Co. have
opened an office in the Eacker building
opposite hay market. They buy old
iron, brass, hides, tallow, etc. D. Lam
dow is agent.
Senator LA Simpson went to Mime
apolis on Thursday to attend the meet
ing OF the Missouri Slope Land & Invest
ment Co. Messrs. McGillivray and
Martin are also in attendance.
Are you going to buy a new harness ?
F. J. Easton & Co. will sell you an all
handmade harness, made OF the best
oak-tanned leather, for the same money
others charge for machine-made goods.
Anton Burda raised 100 bushels OF
wheat and 25oo bushels OF oats this year.
His oats he will hold for a while as the
market price is but 25c now. Mr.. Burda
has a herd of cattle which will be win.
tered from his straw stacks and millet
which has grown the past season.
Our hobby is the best in every line
Elgin, Waltham, and Hampden watches;
Holmes and Edwards si%lverware; PLUMP
I8k gold rings s.. o. Bigneys watch
chains; Hawkes. cut glass, etc. Don,
buy poor, cheap, trashy jewelry; its dear
at any price. T. J. Greene & Co.
Jewellers, Opticians and Engravers.
I1-I5-ti
Geo. Senour returned from Medora
the first of the week and expressed him,
self as being we'll satisfied witt
the result of the official canvas:
of Billings county which gave him Z
more votes than he had been figuring on
making his majority 81.
About the 18th of December Al. Harle'
man leaves Geo. Drenkel's store to &C
cept A position with G. L. Farnham &
j, Co., general merchants at Darlington
!, Mr.. Harleman has proved himself to be
very efficient in the mercantile business
and his friends are glad to see him ge'
t an advance.
Duncan McPhee who was quite badly
burned in the kieckbush fire called DR.