The Dickinson press., 1903-05-09
Dress shirts soc to 81 at The Hub.

Dress shirts soc to 81 at The Hub.
SOL
J.. w. Kendall was in from the north
this week.
c. E. Boyden represented the Forum
in the city this week.
Cowboy boots, the best boot put up.
20 at The Bub. 5-o-It
Dr.. H. A. Davis returned this week
with his fine stock.
Neckwear, new and natty, from SC to
81 at The Hub. s-o.lt
w. P. Owens has bought the {. NJ.
Dinsdale ranch.
Mrs. J. b. Dehlinger returned Sunday
from her eastern visit.
Hats! Longley. Elk and S~tetson, in
all styles, at The Hub. SOL
Geo. Thomson was among the Bel6eld
people in the city this week.
Twins arrived in a German family on
the south side this week.
New settlers bought a pair of hors E
this week of X. J. Craig at $3.50.
Miss Kittie Theil of the St. Charles
has gone to Hunters Hot Springs.
For sale cheap. a large hotel range;
also other stoves. E. A. Currie. 5-o.,t
R. A. Fox Of St. Paul was a passenger
Thursday en- route to Glendive.
Ole liner has bought a fine building
site north Of the John Davis residence.
Suspenders from loc to 81 at The Hub.
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The National Stock Co. will open a
weeks engagement at the opera house
on the 18th.
For the best brands of teas, cofees,
spices. canned fruits and vegetables, 70
to Drenkels. Soft
Mrs. P. Bleier of Richardson is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Anthony r. REILLY, at
Gladstone.
For straw berries, %pineapples, oranges
lemons, bananas and all other fruit, 60
to Drenkers. SOFT
Mr.. and Mrs. Kyseth Of Taylor were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Breckon
this week.
Toe Christen Of Taylor had to leave
his store business this week to perform
jury duty.
G. S. Cryne found on Monday that his
age exempted him from jury duty. He
is past sixty.
For a good secondhand harness; also
furniture, stoves, ETC., call on E. A. Cur
re at Hackers old store. 5-o-lt
Mrs. Geo. Burgess who had been visit
ing at the home of l.. H. Rudiselle re-
turned to Mcdora on Sunday.
Have a numer Of bicycles to sell or
rent at right prices. Have some fine
new wheels. f.. A. Currie. 5.o-lt
Very fashionable raglands for ladies;
absolutely rain-proof, in colors of gray
and tan, at A. T. Crowl Cos.
Landlord Kihm is placing electric fans
in the St. Charles. They will prove a
great benefit in warm weather.
Headquarters for the National Biscui
COmpany's crackers and staple and
fancy sweet goods-at Drenkel's. Soft
Mi IS Ada Rooney has recovered from
her recent illn ess. but will not resume
work for some weeks yet.
Have 3 good sheep sheari ng machines
for sale cheaper will trade for COW or
small saddle horse. E. A. Currie. 5.o-tf
The ladies Altar society of St. Patrick's
church will meet with Mrs. Joe Cuskelly
mex Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
to sew
For wagons, spring wagons, carts, Nc
Cormick machinery, windrowers, hay
loader, hav stackers, and bull rakes, go
to Drenkels. 5-9-tf
Wool sacks. wool Irvine, sewing Irvine,
duck bed sheets and wagon covers. slick
er suits. cowboy suits h ats and gloves. at
A. T. Crowl 4 Cos. Soft
Engineer c. D. Itch and Mike Drury
have gone to the Cheeco Hot Springs.
on the National Park branch, for a little
recreation.
For the best bottled goods-as olives
gherkins, sweet and sour pickles, onions,
chowchow, India relish, jams and pre-.
serves, go to Drenk els. 5.o-tf
Joe Killer, Chas. Hill, John Budda and
T. N. Hartung were among those from
Richardton who have been in attendance
at court this week.
Cattle for sale-so head steers and 70
dress Reichert Bros, Long Prairie, MINI,
or call on or address Henry L. Reichert
Dickinson, N. d., care OF A. T. Crowl &
Col SAL
w. P. Brannon re turned Thursday
from a business trip east. He took an
order tor 100000 brick for Cakes parties
while away.
For Armour & Co.'s hams, bacon, salt
side, barrel pork, summer sausage, Swift
& Armour's lard, picnic hams and can-
ned meats, 60 to Drenkel's. 5.3.tf
Harry Bennett won the prize box OF
cigars at Frahkenberg's this week, his
score being 212. The prizes will continue
to be given each week as heretofore.
For the finest dried fruits-as pitted
plums and cherries, pears, peaches
prunes, apricots, dried raspberries, date:
and prunelles, go to Drenkels. SOFT
The music at the Congregational
church Sunday evening will be conduct
ed by a male quartette. and Mr.. Boye,
will again favor the people with a solo
To the ranchmen near and far it has
become a known fact that headquarter.
for provisions and everything in the
wearing line is at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S
store. 5-o-ti
Leutz & Co. of Taylor have Just re-
ceived a car of wire which they are sell
ing at the right prices. Get your wire
from them before it is all gone and save
money, d.l8-tI