The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14

A few stylish street hats for ladies' and
misses at c. S. Langdon's. lo-l7-tf
General Washburn>and S~uperinten-
dent Eckles, of the Washburn road, had
their private car attached to No. 3 on
Tuesday.
For sheep-lined canvas coats, go to
Mrs. L. Browns store. Quality unex-
celled and prices the lowest in the city.
lr-7.3t
New and largest stock. of blankets
SOFT as down-warm as toast-just what
you need, at A.. T. Crowl & Co. I1.7-tt
II. B. Fowler who is buying horses in
Montana and marketing them in the
eastern states and Canada, was in Dick
lnson the past week.
When in town call at Harris hasdware
store on Sim street and get prices on
hardware, tinware, heating and cook
stoves. 1o.a1.At
Let US show you a sample photo, made
with one OF those Eastman Kodaks which
we sell with complete outfit for $3.50.
'McDonald y Pomr,oy. 1o-3l-tf
Peter Heiser has bought a house in
South Dickinson which he expects to
occupy another spring. Billy Chaloner
has the place at present.
Insure your cattle against blackleg by
vacc!nating with improved blackleg
vaccine. A syringe is the only ontft re
CURED. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. Io.31-tf.
H. Robinson, treasurer of Billings
county was returning to Medora the first
OF the week from marketing stock and
visiting in the east.
|. Fan you go through the long buster
ing winter months without a set of our
furs? We have just what you want, at
way down prices. A.. T. Crowl & Co.
II-7-tf
The Irish beat the world on linens and
pollceman-you get your linens at A. T.
Crowl & Co's-the policeman at the
corner below.
We have Just received a very nobby
line of crochet an Oriental slippers for
ladies, gentlemen and children; also a
large line Of lambs wool soles. A. T.
Crowl 4 Co. 11-7-lf
J. A. Ferris, the Medora merchant, was
IN Dickinson on Monday. Mr.. Ferris
says his son Arnold is getting along
s~plendidly at the state University.
II has been reported that A. T. Crowl
4 Co. have a splendid line of men and
boys o%vercoats. II-7-tf
Adam Lefor has boughtthe De France
house of Adam Hunger. Mr.. Hunger
has decided to return to Chicago. M.
Lefor has also bought lots % and "a in
block 20.
ne and get n of those 22-inch
lo, black ostrich plumes for SI.75 each,
wE<e they last, at Hawkinsen 4 Coles.
II-I4-It
Thomas Flynn, a prosperous rancher
living southwest Of Dickinson, returned
IRON minneapolis on Wednesday with
his ride and gave his friends a little
lie our ladies' and children's Jack
cts 7~e designed in Paris, we sell them
at Rme at the most reasonable prices.
A. III. Crowl & Co. II-7-tf
Out of town people who require the
services Of a first class drug store should
send their orders to US. All orders filled
Unregistered pharmacists. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, Leading Druggists. 10 3l-ti
4ev. John Orchard of Fargo conduct.
ed p successful Sunday school institute
here Sunday afternoon and preached in
the Congregational church in the even.
ing.
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 mos,
complete line at A. T. Crowl & Cos.
o-26-tl
Enc ineer Jake Johnson writes Fore.
I mani White that his leg was amputated
Oct. p, and he is getting along we'll. He
was injured in the Dickinson yards or
the 18th of Sept.
Nov is the time to buy that Xma.
gift before the best things are picked
out by your neighbor. Now you be the
one to- pick that best thing at T.
Greene & Co.'S, Opticians, Jewellers ane
Engrayers. HIT
F. D. Morford of Hebron was in Dick
inson this week taking orders for th,
Jewell Nursery Co. of Lake City, Mimi
Mr.. Morford thinks he will spend tn.
winter with his sons in Washington.
Why buy "dry goods store" jewelr,
when you can buy the real article for bu
little more. We handle only goods mad,
by reliable makers who gladly replace
any piece that should not be satisfactory
T. I.Greene & Co. Opticians, Jewel
crs andEngravers. 1o-24-t
The Altar society of St. Patrick
church will meet with Mrs. Ray mex
Wednesday afternoon to sew and arrang
for a food sale to be held at Miss Murn'
millinery parlors the following Saturda'
afternoon. All members urged to b
present.
The enrollmen in the high school build
ing has already reached COZ and tn
teachers are getting very anxious for tn
new annex rooms. The enrolment o.
the south side is 212, making a total Q
SIG.
E. Deffeoach and daughters will NOV
to St. Paul the coming month. Mi
Deffebach has a good offer below, bu
may remain with Clay, Robinson & Co
III "hiSu CVC4l IN VIII hafS WI III LII
vicinity of jamestown during a porto
Of the winter.
Rev. VIM. H. Gimblett of Cooperstow
n. D., will begin special evangelist
services at the Congregational churc
next Sunday morning. He will ais
: preach in the evening and every ev.
ming during the following week. M
Gimblett comes highly recommends,
Good music; everybody invited.
f A. w. Link writes of the grain aroun
Rostor, Russia, and says the farm in
: plement BUSINESSES good there. Til
!, card was written Oct. 26 and reachedhel
Nov. @, s~howingthat the mails are n,
so slow as one might think. On the 23r
: of Oct, Mr.. Fink was travelling alongt tn
Black sea and sent the PRESS a hanc
! some view from that locality.
Mrs. Richards, principal of the SOU,
side school, reports an enrolment
, 212. Miss Pauline Scofeld is a~ssistin
I in the DrinripaI'e room until The ne