The Dickinson press., 1902-04-26
ssssrdsy. Al e. 1907.

SssssIsy. Asra Is. 1907.
.Shinolaat IL renkel.s. 4-36.tf
Drenkel for anything you want in hi:
line. 4.I7-tf
The CITY road machine was started ,on
Monday. il.
Bling your butter and pota.oe. e
Drenkel. 4.I7.tf
Elwin JOHNSON was in from Yule this
week.
F. A. Little ~as in from Faye,.e this
week.
Mccoy & senour have : large s.oel
OF camp stoves 4-i9-sf
II was cloudy and cool the first days
Of this week.
Drenkeis. 4-I7.tf
w. w. Brookings was in from the
east end this week.
Wagon covers. tarpaulins and tents at
McCioy & Senour's. 4-Io.tf
Frank Roquette is having a seyere i'll.
ness from rheumatism. !,
Examine the IS camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senours. 4-Io-tf
!. The Barlow mins.rels will be at the
opera house April 70.
Store, porch and window awnings. at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1otf
c. C. Mead was in from the Cannon
Ball the first of the week.
Flour and all kinds Of feed at Mandan
Mercantile Co. 3-s-tf
l.. L. Lewis was among the Taylor
people in the city this week. .s.
Two laundry girls wanted at once at
the St. Charles hotel. 3-7e.tf
CASTLE. pears, and All soaps at
D~renels. 4.76-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Rundale we're in
from the Cannon Ball this week.
Wagons and farm machinery Of all
kinds at McCloy & Senour. 4-lo-tf
A son was bornto MI. and Mrs. c. C.
Turner Of Gladstone, on the 18th.
You can have your gasoline can filed
at Drenkel's. 4-76-ti
Several inches at snow fell in the
vicinity Of jamestown on the 7znd.
Leave orders for X4 coal at Waltons&
Davis; phone u. Jeff Mcdonald.
3-1-tf
! E. S. clough was in from New Eng
land for supplies on Thursday.
McCloy & Senour have a fine line of
Navahoe blankets and cowboy saddles:
4-Io-tf
Mrs. Ed. Stone returned from Bis
marck on Wednesday.
Capt. JIG. Saunders has bought the
De France honse OF c. X. Bagley.
Ranchers will find it to their advantage
to call At Drenkel's on Barnes street.
a. :.s 4.17-tf
Mrs. Geo. Lee and daughter Hazel
came up from Gladstone on Wednesday.
Buy the Mitchell wagon and get the
best. Mandan Mercantile Co. 3-s.ti
Uncle Toms Cabin Saturday night
and Barlow's minstrels next Tuesday
night. d. !
New shipment 1o-doz. shirts for med;
good colors and styles. soc to sl.I5 each.
Currie &sCo. 4-Ip.ti
A number Of the Van Norden street
citizens. are setting trees and shrubs this
week. Il.
Our sf.5o and 800 hats for men are the
best 70 be had for the money. Currie &
Co. 4-1o-t
C. F. Higgins is ~excavating and max
ing extensive repairs about his residence
property.
See currie. & Cos. line OF Dougla,
shoes for men at 5000, $3.50. 1915 ant
$500. 3-8-t
Agent and Mrs. Gao. Kilmer are NOV
ing into the D. S. Iittlehales house OF
Hannaford street.
Don't buy your jeuelry till you get on
prices; we are under,selllng all Of them
Tel. Greene & Co. 4-I2.t
H. Curliss was in from Haley this week
His stock wintered well and he is feeling
fine in every way. /
Dr.. Stickney is making improvement.
about his place, and ]. W. Currie is .alse
making repairs on his home.
F. H. Smith and party from Aust in
Minn- bought quite an amount Of Ian,
while in this place a few days since.
CIV. Rau & Co. have fresh vegetable
every Friday eyening-fresh and nice 70
Saturday. Place your orders with them
4-Iz-t
A. Hiliiard. A. I. Crqwl, H. L. Dick
inson, VIM. Walton andsA. Dingman ar
among the Sims STREET residents who ar
setting trees this week.
For f~rst-class worksgo to Fred W
Turner, where you can have, on tn
shortest notice. . reasonable price an,
up-so-date order. 4-loi
Mrs. Chaa. Brslin had pneumonia !
Sterling and came to the Bismarck no.
pital = week since. She IS expecte
home any day.
Premium coupons given for all cas-
purchases. Be sure you get them q
they are redeemable in hand-painte
tableware. lCurrie & Co. o-7-l
G. Q. Armstrong was in Dickinson las
Saturday fof the first time since last fal
MI. Armstrong keeps close eye on hi
cattle during the winter months whic
may account for his having had no losl
ssthe past season. a.