The Dickinson press., 1902-11-22

city on Monday.
If you want good insect powder, buy it
OF H.A. DAVIS d Go 6-I4-tf
Mrs. A. C.. McGillivrav returned to
Bismarck on Monday.
Wagons and farm machinery of all
kinds at McCloy & Senour. 4-1o-tf
Mrs. G: D. Ball has been a guest of
the city the past week.
Wanted-laundry girl at Hotel Butte,
Sentinel Butte. 11-15-2
Mrs. Ed. J. Berry returned Wednes-
day from her eastern trip.
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. 1o-1I-tf
Miss Ida Mckenzie is visiting in Glen
olive for a few days.
Mcbride & Baker have money to loan
on farm and city property. lo-11-tf
Landlord kim is giving out some
handsome 1903 calendars.
A ton of California dried fruits
peaches, pear, etc.-at Drenkel's. II-22-2t
The remains Of Mrs. Anna Carroll
were brought to Dickinson Friday after
zoe
Some nice things in genuine walrus
and carved leather purses and chatelaine
Days. ~. Greene q Co. II-l5-tf
Representative Mcclure of TAYLOR was
in Dickinson for a few hours on Tues
day.
The celebrated w. B. corsets at Sco-
fields. Only sl.oo each and full salts
factiQn ln every case. o-27-tf
J. H.Galdwell and H. w. Jennings
registered from Taylor in the city on
Monday
Wcsare showing a fine line of fancy
dressed and imported kid body dolls.
Look them.over. T. J. Greene & Co.
II-I5-tf
St. Johns guild will meet Tuesday ev-
ening with Mrs. E. G. Bishop.-Mrs.
Jane Burnett, Secretary.
Walnuts at Drenkel's. This seasons
crop, soft shell, and something that can
not be beaten for quality. i1-22-4t
The Mary Kalousek auction as adver-
tised in another place in this issue, &C.
ours next Tuesday, Nov. 25th.
w. S. Yeakel, a former Stark county
resident, writes from Newberrv, Pa, and
renews his subscription to the PRESS.
Mrs. P. A. Horn of Antelope returned
this weekfrom a three months visit with
relatives and friends in Pennsylvania.
. "A choice lot of eastern barreled ap-
plies at Drenkel's. They are uncom-
monty fine and are being sold at a close
price. 11-22-2t
WIS. Russell found good sleighing in
Grand Forks last week, also in Fargo,
and quite a little snow as far west as
jamestown.
Heavy shifting Aannels, 4oc. per yd.;
outing %fannels, 7 to Ioc. per yd.; extra
heavy Klondyke outing, 12Kc. to 15c. at
Scohelds. o-27-tf
Joseph Schoffman of Morgan, Minn.,
recently bought two sections of land
south of Dickinson and intends to move
here another spring.
Sample line of heavy blanket sh avis
at Scefield's, from $3.50 t. $3.50. These
prices are fully Is per cent under real
value. o-27-tf
Only one of those dried rose leaves
sofa pillows will be sold to a customer
Dec. grid at the Japanese booth. Come
early.
See those heavy dress goods at SEQ.
fields for skirts and tailor-made suits
They are the proper goods for the com
Ing season. o-27-ti
W. H. White. the prince lumber mer-
chant OF Fargo, en- route home from his
Bad Lands hunting trip, spent Thursday
afternoon in the city.
We sell gu own poison fly paper; il
you are not satisfied with it we will re.
fund your money and ask no questions
II. A. Davis q Co. 6-14-tl
W.. A. Mcclure, secretary, gives notice
that there will be a meeting of the Taylor
Creamery Co., in Taylor, at o'clock p
m. on Monday, Dec. Ist.
Why not 60 frst-class and get you.
horse shod at Fred w. Turner's wht
keeps the only genuine horse shoes il
Dickinson. 1852
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Schultz were guest
OF the Merchants hotel, St. Paul, the las
Of last week, and were going to Admire
Kansas, for a few weeks.
Drenkel is just receiving a ton lot O
dried fruits from California. A choic,
lot, well selected, which can't help Blu
please you. 1922.
The. receipts of the Catholic fair a
Mandan were S8o4.oo, which goes towar,
the erection OF a $4,000 church buildin,
soon to be erected there.
We make a specially of fine watcl
work. When others fail try us; we max
your watch give satisfaction. T.
Greene & Co., jewelers., Opticians
Engravers. II-I5-t
There was a surprise party at w. L
Mckibbin's home Wednesday evening
some forty friends dropping in for tn
evening: 1t is needless to say they a
had a pleasant time.
In watch work, jewelry repairing,optie
al work or engraving compare our wor
with that oil others, then decide for you
sell. IT, Greene & Co., Jewellers, Or
tlc'ans q EngraVers. 1I-l5-t
A Kent, Wash, paper says: "Ec
Aughney sold his ranch this week t
Perry %Shirmann, a recent arrival fror
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The price pai
was $4,000. Mr.. Aughney expects to Ii
cate in Seattle"
Wanted-a room for upholsterin
shop; room in private house will d,
Call on Thomas Penrose, located j.;
present in the Weiderman house, cas-
ern part of city. I1-l5-1
Pete Yauch recently returned frol
Minnesota and IN Monday he was loat
ing household goods and getting read
to take his wife out to his ranch on til
Cannon Ball.
4 BY prompt and careful attention