The Dickinson press., 1902-03-22

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'wveathei,faiinI 81 Observation-Disclosures
P.sOwensTodeiint from Fayettsao on
Tuesday.H III had heard;of hoipssesout
that Swayssaye Il hesPaliner ranch.
j SlanSdIriing of coarniith. Iows. and
Van II. Ar1nstrongaofs Riipon. Wiz, were
d The city this week slookingi orsl land.
Winters Instant Cough Cure viii
cure your cough when other remedies
fail. z5cands ocsat Il. !. Davis 3 Co's.
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The New England stageswen ont
from Dickinson assusual Monday morn
ing andsretnrned on schedule time Tues
day afternoon. !.
Next Tuesday will Be the last chance
for registration. Those who wish TO vote
for city officers cn5the 7th Of April should
see that.their names are on the list.
You viii be vanting 10 6x upthose
rooms before long and IL you want the
styles Of wall paper, Al moderate.
prices. you will have TO buy Of White &
o.s.ss III 3-S-3t.
Guy Pearl left for the Cedar Tuesday
morning. He came in just before the
stormsandswas feeling quite easy abont
his two bands Of sheep until he heard of
the Wamsley loss.
Dr. Stickney has gained some fame IS
a weather prognosticator. He rode out
to Antelope creek last Thursday night
and told Charles colgrove!t to prepare for
a bad Storm |
Monday evening seven or eight horse
buyers reidsaed from the H T ranch. A
part Of them ha1smade purchases and
went to Gladstone TO complete shipping
arrangements.
Most appropriate and artistic is the
cover of The Designer for April, where
on is pictured a graceful feminine figure
with Easter doves and lilies. The ON
tents are also typical OF the season.
Buy a kodak now and gain roper cen
H. A. Davis & Co. 3-72-I
The citizens Of Mandan. like Dickinson,
held a mass meeting last week and
nominated city officers. Out of a half
dozen candidates, P. w. McGillie was
selected for mayor.
A. L. Martin andJ.B. Stoddard were
stalledyin Dickinson over Saturday and
Sunday. They we're very anxious to be
at their sheep ranches. They came down
Friday night and had nj idea at that
time that there was a eve storm brew
ing.
Tits a long time since one of those
great Russell snow plows had been seen
in Dickinson, and even in Sundays
storm people were attracted to the sta
ton to look at one. The pillow was run
to Glendive in the afternoon.
Henry Belcher has returned : from
Brainerd and acting on the advice Of his
physicians will probably goto New Mex
leo within two or three weeks. He has
trouble with his lungs and it is believed
that a change of climate will restore him
to full health.
Only one week more in which 10 get a
kodak at reduced prices. H. A. Davis
& Co. 3-22-I.
G. R. Wannamacher drove in from the
Wamsley ranch, a distance of IS miles,
with a load Of land seekers on Monday.
The trip was made in atwo-seated wagon
and the party arrived here in the middle
of the afternoon, having stopped on their
way at New England.
Currie & Co. are daily receiving new
spring goods which they will be pleased
to show you. Dimities, lawns. percales,
ginghams, ladies' waists. hats and caps
for men, boys, misses and children.
They would be glad to show them to you.
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At Sentinel Butte A. L. Martin and J.
B. Stoddard have completed arrange
ments for putting in frst-class shearing
plant. To operate the plant will require
the services of25 to rs men, and it is es-
timated that the saving in wool will be
20 per cent. So far as known this will
be the first up-to-date shearing plant in
North Dakota.
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