The Dickinson press., 1902-03-15
sstsrlsy. March IS, 70 o

The snow has been going off gradually
Abe past week.
The finest line Of stationery in town at
H. A. Davis & Cos. 3-I-tfi
d.. L. c. Smith is expected back on
the 71st.
Fresh lettuce, cucumbers and pie
plant at Parker & Cos. 3-8tf
Mrs. Carolina Busse returned from St.
Paul on Monday.
All the latest designs in wall paper at
White & Cos. 3-8-3t
Mrs. c. E. Allen returned to Billings
last Saturday.
Now is the time to buy a kodak. Read
H. A. Davis & Co.'S ad. 3-I-tf
They have had diphtheria at B. F.
Fowler's the past week.
Geo. H%euenbaugh of Richardton was
in the city on Tuesday.
Manager lGeo. Hughes came in from
the east Wednesday morning.
The Misses Nellie and Madge Crowley
went home to Broncho this week.
Leave orders for X4 coal at Walton &
Davis; phone AZ. Jeff Mcdonald.
3-1-tf
VIM. Meyer took two loads Of lumber
out for his new house on Thursday.
Buy the Mitchell wagon and get the
best. Mandan Mercantile Co. 3-8-tf
Register McGillivray came in from
Bismarck Friday morning.
If it isn't an Eastman it isn't a kodak.
Read H. A. Davis & Co.'s ad. 3-1-tf
M. E. Kremer Of Minnesota has ac-
copied a clerkship at the Crowl store.
You car keep yourself full of prunes
now-7o pounds for 81 at Parker & Cos.
3.8.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Brown went to the
cities this week to buy spring goods.
Flour and all kinds of feed at Mandan
Mercantile Co. 3-8-tf
A. T. Crowl was excused on a peremp-
tory challenge in the Mark Murphy case.
See currie & Cos. line of Douglas
shoes for men at $500, $3.50. 1876 and
$500. 3-8-tf
The Avenue club was entertain ed lag,
Saturday night at the home of J. w. Cur
ne.
VIM. Taylor has not been in for mail
since last fall and Postmaster Thompson
wonders why.
We are offering some snaps in shop
worn cameras; warranted good as new
H.A. Davis & Co. 3-I-ti
Miss Willetta Wheat of Bismarck i.
twisting at the home Of A. T. Crowl anc
E. L. Sco6eld.
,P. J. Pelissier was returning Tuesda,
from jamestown where he has disposed
Of 4 car Of horses.
District Organizer Bohn was here dur
ing the past week and met with the A
O. U. w. members.
The Clio club was entertained Thurs
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. L. Richards.
For sale-House and lot one doc
south of Congregational church. Inquir
Of c. E. Dickinson. 3-l5-t
Mrs. G. A. Perkins went down the lin
Tuesday to meet her sister en- route t
the Coast on No. 3.
Word comes from the Sunny South
Daytona, Fla.-that our people there ar
not free from contagious diseases.
Be + and call up No. ? for anythin
YOU want in fresh or salt meats, fist
groceries and all kinds of provisions.
I-I8-
We are showing a fine line of new wa
papers. Our stock of paints, varnishe
ETC., is complete. IT, Greene 4 Co.
7-ls-It
Ranchmen will be able to get scho
land privileges on the I4th of April,
will be seen by LEASING notice" pu
lished else where.
You can keep clean. Use Fairy
GlyceArine Tar soap and get a lovely $
piefu;i!!e.: Parker : CO. 50
6. r.. Wannamacher and family q
rived from Marshall, MINI, Wednesd
evening and are comfortably quarter
il the .D8dd RESIDENCE
Premium coupons given for all ca
purchases: BE sure you get them
they are redeemab!e in hand:paint
tableware: curFie & Co: 81
Ills talk ed that the militia campani
will have an eneampmeRt On the Cha
tauqua grounds this year. If SO, the {
X boys should be on hand.
The boys want a new supply of nj
!. blei now that it is coming off warm a
they will find the best assortment
White & Cos. 3-8
Mrs. Minnie Klinefelter arranged
pleasant surprise party for her daugh
Florence last Friday evening. 1t v
her birthday, and the time was sp,
ysty pleasantly.
II makes no difference what physici
xFi,ss yeur prescriptions. We fll tn
and Allthem right. Pure. drugs; exP'
eneed and skilled service assured: T
Greene,& Co. Al:
AZ bismarck the Hughes Elect
1. Light Co. heats and lights the new
P. depot and thocompany has secure
contract for the same service here wi
ss, the new depot shall be completed.