The Dickinson press., 1903-11-14

Our. line Of men and ladies' sweaters Is
ideal. A. T. Crowl & Co. 11-7-tf
walk Easy" shoes for gents at The
Hub. 1I.1a.1t
John Prentice. a cattle rancher from
Chase, wa in Dickinson this week.
Fur coats at very reasonable prices at
Mrs. J. L. Browns. .ll-7-3t
VIM. Johnson of Bel6eld was in Dick
inson on Friday.
Supt. w. G. Clark of the Little Mis-
souri, Horse Co. was up from Gladstone
during the week.
See the new line Of flannel waists just
received-6oc to $3.50. A. T. Crowl &
Co. l1-7-tf
John Reid OF Billings county, returning
from marketing cattle in Chicago, spent
last Saturday in Dickinson.
Don't fail to buy your underwear at
Browns store. Their prices are the
lowest. l1-7-3t
We have just received our new styles
of "Sorosis" underskirts-fnest ever. A.
T. Crowl & Co. ll-7.tf
w. c. Boyce of Fargo spent several
days in the city this week in the interests
of his life insurance company.
Go to Browns store for overshoes.
Largest stock of overshoes in the city at
rock bottom prices. Ii-7-3t
Fritz, the Hub Clothing Cos. tailor, is
working overtime on some swell suits
for the B. of L. E. ball the 10th.
"Gloria" shoes for ladies' at The Hub.
I1-l4-lt
Mrs. H. B. Peacock left on Thursday
for Seattle to visit at the homes of her,
sons, H. w. and E. c. Bates. SSs
We carry an A No. line of men and
boys clothing-latest styles for fall and
winter. A. I. Crowl & Co. H-7-tf
Miss Zelma Boyd won the gold locket
Tor selling the greatest number of tick
els for the Bonner entertainment at the
NJ. f. church Thursday night. She sold
81 of the 35c tickets.
The trustees of the Congregational
church are prepared to entertain bids
for the proposed addition. Plans and
specifications will be found with Mr..
Russell at the brick plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartinger drove
out to the D. B. Zimmerman ranch in the
Bad Lands the first of the week. Mr..
Hartinger is foreman of this ranch and
4 had several teams in for winter supplies.
Foreman White has had four special
steam filters at work in the round house
buildings the past week. Mr.. White has
also received orders for the installing Of
| additional electric lights in the N. P.
yards.
The Bismarck Tribune says that Miss
Grace Montague will not accompany Mr..
and Mrs. McGillivray t O Dickinson but
will remain in the capital city where she
has a position in the state treasirer's
office.
Wallis H%uidekoper, owner, and Joe
Gamble, foreman. Of the Deep Greek
Cattle Co., came in from the ranch the
first of the week and Thursday evening
Mr.. Huldekoper returned to his Pennsyl-
vania home.
A big flock of geese was observed
moving southwark last evening, which is
a sure forerunner of cold weather. The
Hub Clothing Co. are prepared to meet
all demands for men and boys winter
clothing-fur coats, overcoats, fur caps,
etc. They have the strongest line of
wearing apparel for men in the city.
ll-I4-'t
Martin Schiller and Miss Katie Filler
were married on Sunday at the Filler
home near, Gladstone. Several Dickin-
son people went down to attend the
marriage and join with a large company
of friends in making merry the occasion.
Adam Lefor furnished music for
the dance which followed IN
the evening. Mr.. Schiller is proprietor
of one of the city barber shops and is
entitled to the best there is. The groom
and bride are expected home today or
tomorrow.