The Dickinson press., 1903-10-10
Dan Philips was in Dickinson last

Dan Philips was in Dickinson last
Saturday.
"Gloria" shoes for ladies and MISS, .
at the Hub. Io-Io-I
H. Curliss was loading teams for the
south this week.
Bats at l"', bats at I2Hc, bats at
I3c and bats at zoe per roll at Sco6eld's.
Scott
Wh-n you want a fire insurance policy
come to the PRESS agency.
The hest deal for the season is new on
for plums and peaches at Drcnkel's.
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CT Pennock will move his family in
from the ranch s'on for tho winter.
For men and boys fall and winter suits
and %overcoats, visit A. T. Crowl T. Cos.
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D.. w. Ryder of Bel6eld has gone east
for the winter.
R. NJ. Tuttle is expected home next
week from his trip abroad.
The high wind of Wednesday blew
down much of the fence around the ball
park.
W. S. Parker Of Lisbon was in Dickin-
son recently to look after cattle ship
ments.
T. ]. Greene was in the cities the first
of the week buying goods for his drug
| store.
We have just received a most nobby
line of ladies' fur boas varying in price
from $3.50 to sI2.5o. A. T. Crowl & Co.
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Ali. J. Beall has returned from Glen
dive where he had charge Of a large job
of painting and decorating.
Ladies' regular SIS combination fall
and rain coats, only four left, special dis
count price $40. A. T. Crowl & Cos.
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Mrs. f. A.. Hickman and daughter
Marie were returning on Sunday to
Glendive from a weeks visit in Mandan.
Mrs. Lydia Richards. principal of the
south side school, is having her house.
hold goods shipped out from Mime
apolis.
d. B. Zimmerman and VIM. Holton
Dye left Sunday evening on a trip south.
They expected to reach the Cannon Ball
the first night.
The pipe organ for St. Joseph's is ex-
pected to be in place for the dedication.
1t weighs 5000 pounds and requires IN
entire car.
Jay Allen has returned to St. Paul to
attend school and take music. Jay did
excellent work at the st. Charles as bell
boy during the summer.
Some fine large cabbages were raised
by Paul Koch this year at his ranch.
Samples left at this office weighed from
IL TO IS pounds to the head.
J. NJ. Taft left this week for Missouri
where his family has been for about a
month. Mr.. Taft will return another
spring t look after his stock interests.
J. c. Holley of Bismarck, collector for
the International Correspondence School
of Scranton, Pa, was in the city this
week and has an ad. in the PRESS which
our readers will find OF interest.
Owing to the weather the Ladies' AL
tar society of St. Patrick's church did
not meet with Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle this
week but is called to meet at the same
place next Wednesday afternoon.
The ranchcr, 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 most
complete line at A. T. Crowl & Cos.
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The Consolidated Coal Co. are making
things hum at their mines. The past
week 10 new men we're employed at Le.
high and u at New Salem. The new
machinery at Lehigh is working we'll.
A party from the east has bought Joe
Birds place heal Bel6eld for $1,000. 1t
is said that an Iowa syndicate is plan
ming to operate quite extensively in the
vicinity Of Belfefd another year.
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 we'll
as a material saving in prices over what
YOU would pay small dealers. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. o-I2-tf
Wallis Huidekoper arrived the first Of
the week from Philadelphia and will
| spend some weeks at his ranch, the Deep
Creek Cattle Co., looking after beef ship.
ments and taking his usual fall recrea-
ton.
The ladies of the Norwegian Lutheran
church of Taylor will hold their animal
basket social and auction sale at the
Taylor hall November 9th. Everybody
is cordially invited. By order of COM
mittee.
Have you noticed our window display
of hot water bags, fountain syringes,
atomizers, ice bags, etc. This is a sea.
sonabte line fresh from the factory and
the prices will interest you. T. J. Greene
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Berry entertained
| informally about sixty guests Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. Berry's sister,
Mrs. Fischer Of Milwaukee. Mrs. Berry
accompanied her sister to Wisconsin
Sunday.
Twenty years ago the PRESS gave a
graphic account OF a buffalo hunt on the
Cannon Ball in which three bufalos we're
killed, and the Marquis de Mores ship
ped his first carload of dressed beef from
Medora Oct. z.
While we regret incidentally having
hurt anybody's feelings, still if the cap
fits we cannot help it being worn For
reasons why you should %patronize our
prescrintiOn denartment. see our diSplav