The Dickinson press., 1903-10-24
Heinz table sauce at Parker & Cos.

Heinz table sauce at Parker & Cos.
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Try a pint of Heinz prepared mustard
at Parker & Co.'S. Io,Io-tf
r. M. futile did not return from his
European trip till the first Of tn. week.
and Miss King Of Bismarck is supply Ing |
as court stenographer for this term.
Stvle and quality in white felt hats.
misses and ladies', at Mrs. J. L. Browns.
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Landlord and Mrs. Snyder Of Sentinel
Butte, accompanied by Mrs. Snyder's
mother, spent Monday in the city.
Men wanted-coal miners and labor
ers; good wages and steady work guar ,
anteed. Apply to Consolidated Coal
Co., Lehigh, N. d. 1o.l7-3t !
Mr.. Oscar Broadus and Laura Bid
we'll both OF Broadus, Custer Co.. Mont,
were united in marriage by Rev. H. v.
Rominger at the Congregational parson-
age on Saturday Oct. 18TH.
Eye1ything new in hats to meet
the diversified WantS of the ladies'
and children at Mrs. j. L. Rr0Wn'S.
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For all show performances Manager
kim announces that the doors of the
opera house will open promptly at 8 o.
clock and that the curtains will rise at
$3.50, which will stand people in hand to
be on time.
The rancher, farmer and all in need of
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes and
everything in the general merchandise
line for fall and winter can find a most
complete line at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S.
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This week John Smith, foreman of the
Lehigh section crew, has had a force Of
men putting in new siding for the Con-
solidated Coal Co. No one knows bet
ter how to do a job OF this kind than
Foreman Smith.
Mrs. H. A. Davis has now opened her
music class for the coming season. All
wishing to be under her instruction
please arrange as soon as possible, as her
class will be very large. Special atten-
ton given to beginners. 1o-24-Ip
In New Salem the opinion is gaining
ground that w. G.. Pogney was murdered
and that the fire was set to cover the
graver crime. Pogney ha been out in
the evening but had refused to drink and
is that he entered the store, laid aside
person attempting to burglarize the store;
that a fight ensued in which Pogney was
killed and that the would-be burglar set
fire to the store.
We have just received a large ship.
ment of high grade toilet soaps and per
fumes, bought direct from the factory,
thereby insuring you fresh goods as well
as a material saving in prices over what
YOU would pay small dealers. Mcdonald
4 Pomroy. o-17-tl
The Sunday service at St. Patrick.
) church was most beautiful and impress
sive. FIR. Louis celebrated mass and the
: sermon was by Bishop Stanley. TIL,
; music was under the direction OF Mis-
). Ray. Miss Dege presided at the orga,
and the choir rendered Browns mass il
B fiat with Mrs. Hudson of Fargo a
! soloist. A class of fourteen girls ant
three boys was confirmed and a larg'
T class received first communion.
A. B. Curry surprised all his friend
by becoming a benedict in St. Paul. MI
y = and Mrs. Curry arrived in the city Sun
3 day and drove out to their Oakdal
ranch Monday morning. Mr.. Curry is
d prosperous young rancher who has
d wide acquaintance in this vicinity VIII
join THE PRESS in extending con
gratulations and best wishes for tn
s s:i2!p of his young bride and hi"
it When it was found that the peopl
were taking such an interest in the irri
cation convention it did not take Judg
Winchester long to decide on Tuesda
e what his duty was in the matter and &C
" cordingly Che postponed court fror
Tuesday morning until Thursday morn
ing. Nearly every attorney having bus
n ness at this term of court felt that
was his duty to 60 to Bismarck, and
great majority of the people through
out the county felt the same.
The illustrated lecture on Japa1
s given in the Congregational churc
8 Friday evening by Rev. H. V. Romin
o ger, attracted a good audience, VIII
e were we'll repaid for their time an,
money. Mr.. Rominger has travelled i
Japan and other oriental countries an
is able to make his descriptions G
! country, scenes and people very re
y alistic. He proposes to give similar lee
J. lures on China and other countrie
!. which he has visited. The Friday ever
e ing lecture netted the Endeavor sc
ciety $1,000.
' Stark county sent a delegation of 80 t
the irrigation convention and really di
II better in this respect than any othe
!. county in tho state. About 80 of th'
delegates went down Tuesday morninI
and arrived in Bismarck too late to hea
President J. J. Hills famous address, BIZ
. the king of railroad men made an az
k } pointment with the Stark county delega
= ton in the evening in the Northwest pa
lors where he met the individual men
5 bsrs and talked with them for a full hou
Mr.. Hill discussed the matter of irrigs
ton. also stockraising and other subject
. of interest to people in general, living il
this state. Mr.. Hill has a way OF entertain
ing hearers and of giving them a worl
of information at the same time. Anon
. those who attended from this count
were: Messrs. Johnson, Richards, Mar
y ming, Simpson, Lish, Mcclure, McGill
d vray, Turner, Roth, De France, Goodal
J. ]. S. White, Underhill, Dickinson, Brodi'
f Let's, Kihm, Houston, Frye, Ayers, Cal
ter, o. p. and Paul liner, Nolan, How
Whinn, Kellogg, Thompson and Pans
man.