The Dickinson press., 1902-04-19
Saturday. Apt, Il. 1902.

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Saturday, April ~, 1907.
Drenkel for anything you want in his
line. 4.l2-tfs
H. L. Dickinson has been quite i'll the
past week.
Drenkel. 4-ia-tf
Fred Madison was up from Taylor last
Saturday.
Mccloy & Senour have a large stock
Of camp stoves. 4-ro-tf
chas. Gustafson was in from Brpneho
this week.
Apples, oranges. cabbage. ETC, at
Drenkers. 4-l2'n
w. S. Russell has returned from Grand
Forks.
Wagon covers, ~tarpaulins and tents at
McCIoy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Miss Josephine Deffebach is tesching
in the county.
Examine the 500 camp loves !. Nc;
Cloy & Senours. 4-Io-tf
The town Of Sentinel Butte b being
plated this week.
Store, porch and window awnings at
Mccloy & Senour's. 4:lo-tf
Milton Hickman wa up from Glad
stone on Monday
Wagons and farm machinery of all
kinds at McCloy & Senour. 4-Io-tt
Mandan wants some cement walks like
Dickinson.
Flour and all kinds Of feed at Mandan
Mercantile Co. 3-8-tf
Geo. Ludolph was in from his Billings
county ranch this week.
Two laundry girls wanted at one at
the St. Charles hotel. 3-2o-tf
Al. Allen. the cattle buyer. returned
to Dickinson this week.
Leave orders for X4 coal at Walton &
Davis; phone AZ. Jeff Mcdonald.
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Paul Koch, a sheep grower at Fayette,
has lost 4 head during the winter.
McCloy 4 Senour have a fine line of
Navahoe blankets and cowboy saddles:
y 4.Io.tf
1t is three weeks and more since this
office received a copy Of the Medora
paper.
They had a mild case Of diphtheria at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Crowl
this week.
New shipment Io.doz. shirts for men;
good colors and styles, soc to Si.I5 each
currie & Co.. 4-io.tf
Miss Genevieve Crowleyopened school
No. 3 on Monday. She boards with Mrs.
M. Goodale.
Our $3.50 and 800 hats for men are the
best to be had for the money. Currie &
Co. 4-Io-tf
John Rapelji is trainmaster since Mr..
Houston was promoted to superinten-
dent.
See Currie & Cos. line Of Douglas
shoes for men at $500, $3.50, 1915 and
34.oa. 3.8-tf
Geo. H. Parker was in from Billings
county this week and took Mrs. Parker
out to the ranch.
Don't buy your iewelrX till you get our
r.. ]. Greene & Co. 4.I2-tf
MI. and Mrs. w. R. Veigel have
moved in from Oakdale and now occupy
their Dickinson residence.
Mrs. Ed. Stone, who is at the Bismarck
hospital. is doing as well as could be ex.
pected. Ed. il with his wife.
Mrs. c. M. Dinsdaie and children we're
Ia from the ranch this week, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Whinn.
C. W. Rau & Co. have fresh vegetable,
every Friday evening-fresh and nice fol
Saturday. Place your orders with them
4-I2.tl
Prof. c. H. Clemmer writes from
Springfield, Mass, that his wife fell I
short time ago and broke her collar
bone.
For 6rst-class work go to Fred w
Turner. where you can have, on the
shortest notice, a reasonable price and
up-to-date order. 4-Io-ti
Married, Wednesday, April 10Th, b,
Justice Of the Peace A. P. Folsom, Mr.
Chris Harwich and Miss Monica Schaf
both of Mandan, N. D.
Next Monday we will display at oul
grocery counter all the odd lots Of Cali
1ornia canaed goods. peaches, pears
green cages, egg plums, etc, at about 5ot
on the dollar. Currie & Co. 4-Io-ti
Mrs.. Poole was entertained Thursda!
her birthday-st Mrs. A. T. Crowls
Mesdames Lewis. Thompson and Kin
ney we're The other guests.
Premium coupons given for all casl
purchases. Be sure you get them a,
they are sedeemable in hand.paintet
tableware. Carrie & Co. 9-7t
A. B. ,Currie Of Oakdale has purchased
two sections of railroad land, which. il
addition to his water claims. will Civ,
him ample grazing for his stock.
&c. Allen, travelling engineer On thi
division Of the n p, vas In Dickinson
this week. Mr.. Allen said that 70 far 4,
he knew his headquarters would con
nnue to be in Billings.
Currie & Co. are daily receiving nev
spring goods which they will be pleased
I Q show you. Dimities. lawns. percalei
ginghams, ladies' waists, hats and rapi
for men, boys, misses and children
They .would'be glad to show them TO you
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