The Dickinson press., 1903-02-14

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week.
For wagon repairs 60 to Christ Peder-
son. 2.l4-ti
]. M. Partridge was down from Bill.
ings this week.
The main part of R. E. Fuller's stable
is up and boarded In.
The St. Johns Guild will meet next
Thursday with Mrs. C~rosthwaite.
Blacksmith and wagon-makers mater
ials Of all;kinds at Pederson's. 2-14-tf
Washington's birthday, a legal holiday,
Feb. 22nd, falls on Sunday this year.
All of our fall and winter goods are 60
ing At cut prices. A. T. Crowl & Co.
2-I4-It
1t thawed quite a little on Tuesday but
was cool again the following two or three
days.
Treasurer H. Robinson and Register
of Deeds Geo. Burgess were down from
Medora on Monday.
Big slash in prices of mems and boys
clothing and o~vercoats at A. T. Crowl &
Cos. 2-14-lt
The high school and banks of the city
observed Lincoln's birthday Thursday
by enjoying a holiday.
Lieut.. Chas. J. Phelan has been ap-
pointed United States commissioner.
This is quite an honor for Charlie.
Gents, when in need Of a dress shirt,
collars and a nice tie, visit A. T. Crowl
& Co.'S store. 2-I4-It
Yardmaster Fred Wilson returned this
week from a trip to Brainerd, West
Union, and other Minnesota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith went to
Hebron on Tuesday and from there
were to 60 I their ranch at Broncho.
Miss Sloiber, of Toledo, Ohio, arrived
on No. 3 Thursday, and will visit her sis
ter, Mrs. N. Decree, Jr, for some time.
Wednesday morning Judge Campbell
took his wife to St. Luke's hospital where
she is to have treatment for a few weeks.
Mr.. Charles and Miss Marie Foley, of
Medora, were en- route Tuesday to Bis
marck where they we're to visit for a
week.
E. D. Healey, sheriff of Chicago and
ex-warden of the Cook Co, Hospital, was
a distinguished visitor in the city this
week.
The Fargo Forum says Mrs. J. F..
Slack and Miss Vera left last Sunday
night to join Mr.. Slack at Galveston,
Texas.
S. D. Gregg drove in from Gladstone
Tuesday and said that at the rate snow was
going people could not expect sleighing
very long.
Editor Carter is having a siege of the
grip this week, and his daughter, Miss
Fannie, is just recovering from an attack
of tonsilitis.
Miss Ina Hawkinsen of Hawkinsen &
Cole, milliners, goes to the cities the first
of next week to select a new spring stock
of goods.
During the past week lessen Bros. had
their special Minneapolis tailor me assure
a number OF their customers for new
suits,
The directors of the Dickinson Com
mercial Club and Library Association
will hold a meeting Monday evening in
the city hall.
Miss Emma Lish entertained a party
Of her schoolmates Tuesday evening by
treating them to 4 pleasant sleigh ride
around town.
Ladies, we especially invite you to
visit our store and inspect the many new
lines that are daily arriving, and which
we are always pleased to show. A. T.
Crowl & Co. 2-I4-It
c. A. Rockhill, who was in Dickinson
this week, said that the nov was eight
inches deep and crusted r eighty
miles north of here.
That new muslin underwear that
Scofeld is showing is the finest ever
shown in Dickinson, and the prices
lower than you can buy the material and
make them. 2-7-2t
VIM. Neuens was down from Glendive
Thursday to take in the B. of L. F. ball.
and acted in the capacity of prompter
for the boys.
All users of saddles concede the r. T.
Frazier stock saddle, manufactured in
Pueblo, COL. to be the the best. F. J.
Easton is sole agent and carries them in
stock. Sold under a strict guarantee.
2-7-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Brewster were
west-bound passengers for Wibaux
Thursday, On their way home from an
extensive eastern trip.
Frank Uchytil of Gorham, Billings
county, said last Saturday that they had
been feeding Zoo sheep and 80 cattle at
their ranch for about 10 days.
Elegant new line of ladies' muslin un.
derwear at Scofeld's. Slumber robes,
skirts, corset covers, drawers and skirt
chimese-they are dreams in muslin
and need only to be seen to be appre-
ciated. 2-7-2t
E. o. Wickhan-better known as