The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

Miss Leila Dobbyn returned the first
OF the week to her school in Faribault.
Mimi.
The Mandan Mercantile Co. are erect
ing fine Offices at Hebron-the best on
the line.
Koesel & Co have bought the store
interest Of Ferdinand Leutz at Richard.
ton and Gladstone.
A most splendid line Of fall waist pat
terms. silk aud f( mel waists and suit.
ings, at A. L. t..r,wl 4 Gus. o-5.tf
\. 7. S,imson, late OF Dickinson, is
temporarily filling the position OF y. =.
agent at Richardson.
R-mcmbcr our absolute guarantee on
all goods and work. 7. |. Greene, g. Co
Opticians, Jewellers and E]ngravers.
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Mrs. J. H. Palmer Of Bel6eld visited
her parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. G. Saun-
ders OF the city the first of the week.
We are in receipt of a nobby line of
ladies' and misses skirts, wool sweaters
and vests. A. T. Crowl 4 Co. o-s-tf
Mrs. =. E. Mattison, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. {. w. Con-
roy, returned to jamestown Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. J. E. Phclan Joined Miss Ruth in
Fargo and will visit there until the latter
goes to Madison at the opening of the
university.
1t is a conceded fact that for a COM
plete line of fall and winter goods you
will profit by casting your eye on A. T.
Crowl & Cos stock. o-ro-tf
For the Mandan fair tickets will be
sold for n fare for the round trip. good
age, half above rate.
The Bee Hive will after the 10th oc-
cupy the Haskin corner-Villard and
Clough. The building has been repaired
and reftted for them.
Clark Colburn, who has been with O.
T. Clough & Son at New England, was
in Dickinson the first of the week and
has gone to Richardson.
Mrs. c. E. Allen and children arrived
Sunday to visit her parents Captain and
Mrs. ]. G.. Saunders until her new home
at Glendive is ready for occupancy.
Father Rabsteinek was out to the 30.
hemian church on Thursday and con.
Quoted the funeral service of Frank Ur-
banee who died at the age of o6.
Mrs. A. billiard left Sunday night for
Faribault, Mimi, to place Master Robert
i'll school. Leila Dobbyn. a student at
St. Mary's, accompanied Mrs. billiard.
Nr. and Mrs. Geo. Waggoner went to
Gladstone on Wednesday to visit for a
week n two. MI. Waggoner planned to
do some hunting on Thirty-MiIe creek,
About twenty-five friends of George
Waggoner surprised him Monday eve.
ming and celebrated his birthday in right
royal style. They took with them a sub.
stantial token Of their esteem.
St. Joseph's church bazaar promises tc
be the greatest ever. Nearly a carload
of goods have been secured alrerdy
The railroads will give reduced rates for
this occasion-October I8 to IS.
R. S. Brooking was in the city this
week and said that his surveying
crew, making corrections south OF Sen
tlnel Butte, was unable to do anything
the past week owing to the wet weather
The N. P. Ry. makes a rate of a fare
and a third for the round trip to the
Glendive fair Sept. %, "a and IS, with a
return limit September 20. Children
between five and twelve one half above
rate.
IS. Way of Fox Lake, Wis, me,
Philip Goodale in South St. Paul las,
week and talked over old times in Stark
county. Mr.. Way has had a prosperous
year and is we'll satisfied with his new
home.
Among the Taylor people who came
up Wednesday afternoon, returning the
following morning, we're: Henry Brada'
mier, Abe and John Knudson, A. L,
Esse, c. H. Engen, Roy Henderson and
Peter Rosendahl.
Our out-of-town customers are AWAY.
pleased with the care and promptness
with which we attend to their wants. Nc
order two large for our capacity, none
too small for our best attention. Nc.
Donald & Pomroy o-I2-tl
Supt. w. C. Clark who came in from
the Little Missouri Horse Co. ranch Sun,
day evening and went to his Gladstone
home the following morning, said that HI
was surprised at the way cattle hal
shrunken during the storm. I
"Be sure you're right" applies will
peculiar force to the buying of you
drugs. When you have a prescription
to be filled bring it to us and get tn.
benefit of carefully selected standardized
drugs. T. ]. Greene & Co. o.5-t'
Mark Sutherland returned Wednes
day from Chicago. After marketing
cattle he visited his mother at Atlanta
III. Geo. Mcclellan, who was also down
to market cattle, returned the same day
He had visited relatives near Oshkosh
Wis.
Christ Burghart, who has just built a
comfortable residence in Gladstone, go
his start ranching on Thirty-Mile creek
Six or sever wears ago he was taking
sheep on shares of Mr.. Hollst of Hebron
and now he has retired from the activ,
business and has sheep of his own out OF
shares.
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 vel
as 4 material saving in prices over wha
YOU would pay small dealers. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. o-I7-t
The Eaton party is supposed to b
finishing a twelve-days' tour OF the Vel
lowstone park this week. Mrs. l.. A
Simpson wrote home to her husband O
the 10th from Fire Hole river apd sal
they were having a most comfortabl
time notwithstanding the fear here tina
snow had spoiled things.
At the Congregational church on Sun
day morning the subject of sermon wi
be- The Science Of Right Living" pre-
coded by a short sermon to the childrer
Young peoples meeting at ego; M,
Smith, leader. The union service in tn
evening will be at the M. E. church.
Machinery-Yankee ingenuity-is cor
tinually lowering the prices on watche!
clocks, and all lines of jewelry, an
prices are ~up-to-date. We are not sci