The Dickinson press., 1902-01-25

Mrs. R.scalkins andmothers returned
toTacoma on Thursday
A. T.Scrowl & Co. cnntinue their clear
ance sale for another week on all winter
goods. I-2s-lt
See tag notice onspagc If you have
not already paid for loot.
Alb Robinson recently received al.
other phonographs patent. 3. -
$. Let's has been granieda valuable
patent on = FIRE extinguisher.
Salmon bellies, salmon bellies. 2oc j
pound. attParker's; try them. I-Is-tf
AIT. Crowl & Co have special cash
sale on India linens for next week. See
prices quoted elsewhere. l-7s-ltS
]. VS.. Richardson is employed BY
the Great Northern at Seattle.
Fnrsale-4-.helf Wereckie sectional.
book case. call;at PREss Office. I-as-l
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Crowl entertained
the Clio club Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. ]. Freeman spen, a few days
visiting Mrs. G. F. Goodhue at Glendive
this week.
The cold wave reached here THURSDAY
night, when mercury registered ii de-
grees below zero. :
Mrs. Hannah Mathews and Miss Math-.
ews are visiting relatives in the city-the.
NHdAe ,,d GM;lsnne Z;
Geo. KoeAer was re-arrested this week
on the charge Of killing horses and his
hearing set for the 18th.
Aubrey Dehlinger has gone to Michigan
to spend asfew weeks with old friends Of
his boyhood days.
Fred Turner, at the Brien shop, has
two pair Of bob,sleds that he has just put.
up. They are for sale. I-2s-2t
Alarge No. i Diebold safe a bakers
outfit, ice-box, stoves Of all kinds and
furniture at Currie's secondhand store.
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Don't forget that the Locomotive Fire
men give their big dance on Feb slst-
and be sure and buy a ticket from the
boys.
If you want a harness, wagon, piano,
organ, saddle or anything you need, call
at-Currie's secondhand store and you'll
get it. l-I5-It
Miss Margaret Davidson died recently
at Pasadena, Cal. She will be remem-
bered as the sister Of Miss Hattie David
son, Of this place, who died some years
ago.
A. T.. Crowl & Co. are showing beau
tiful goods in summer wash fabrics of
the latest styles and cav direct from
the New York market. I-25-It
Crosby Richards his diphtheria. The
Ehoms was %qnarantined Thursday
aid It will be a week or so be-
FIRE Air. Richards gets down to the bank
ag in.
Win la'.c hay, coal, horses, cattle or
anlthia~ | can use in trade for ANYTHING
i have on hand. Send in your order BY
nail if you like Cnrrie's secondhand
store. I-25-lt
Say, Mrs. Brown, have you tried those
salmon bellies at Parkcr's7 They are
delicious. We had some for breakfast
Sunday morning and l thought Mr.. Brown
would hur, himself eating. Well, | must
get some; pa is so fond of fish. l-lS-tf
Allison Wells of Fargo, who is inter-
es.ed in stock at Valley City, Jamestown
and other points in the state, was in
Dickinson recently and took several
drives into the country to see how stock
raising was conducted west of the river.
"A little lateriMr. Wells may buy ranch
out here.
Arthur Brundage, who worked on the
tournament edition of the Press last
June, will be in Dickinson within a few
days in the interests of the special edi.
tion which the Tribune is to issue next
month in the interests Of Western North
Dakota.
Tbs Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire.
men Of this city will give their 9th an.
nual dance at the opera house on the ais,
Of February. The railroad boys do no,
give dances every day, but when they do
things are not done by halves, and our
readers can rest assured that there will
be a good time, long to be remembered
on the 7Ist of next month.
During the past week the SIMPLE,
family has received a letter from Mrs
Shipley, II Beaumont, Texas, in which
she said that William was not dead and
the doctors though he would recover
notwithstanding both legs and one arm
had been amputated. 1t is an extremel,
sad condition in which the former Dick
inson boy finds himself as a result of hi
railroad accident.
The pastor and people Of the Metho
dist church cordially invite the genera
n public, with any visitors OF strangers ii
the city, to attend any o. all Of the Sab
bath services as follows: Morning ser
mon II a. M; Sabbath school l2:I5 pm
Epworth League 6:56; and evening Ser
mon at Ego. S M. Roadhouse, pastor
Congregational church, Rev. H. v
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
IN o'clock. Subject: "Thy Will Il
Done" preceded BY a short sermon t
the children: S. s. and Bible class a
, 12:I5; Junior Endesvor al 8; Youn
Peoples meeting 6:3o; evening seryic
Ego, subject, "The True Aristocracy"-
sermon to young people. Good music
all invited. Mid-week service and teact
er's meeting Wednesday evening at 7:3t
, "Some time ago my-daughter caught
severe cold. She complained Of pains i
her chest and had a bad cough. / CAV
her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy az
! cording to directions and in two days sh
!. was we'll and able to 60 to school. hav
, used this remedy in my family for til
past seven years and have never know
Ell Il IN fall says lanes ~PrenderpaSt, me-