The Dickinson press., 1903-05-09
Flax and millet seed at Drenkel's.

Drenkel. SOFT
Miss Mary Murn went to Taylor on
Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rieche,
May l. daughter.
H. Curliss and son Fred we're in for
supplies this week.
Peter Wagner vas visiting friends in
Dickinson this week.
Mrs. Jerry Hayes returned Wednes-
day from a visit at Lehigh.
V. B. McComb of Bozeman brought in
some young cattle this week.
Headquarters for COWBOYS complete
outhts-A. I. Crowl & Cos. 5-2.tf
The next meeting of the county CON-
missioners will be on July 9th.
Mrs. J. w. Currie entertained the
Avune club Wednesday afternoon.
Born, Monday, April ~, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Brady of Lehigh, a daughter.
Koesel & Co. have shipped in and sold
at Gladstone the past season IS cars OF
cattle.
For the best prices, quality and service
in all the lines that w handle, 20 to
5.o-tf
]. c. F. Parker & Co. sent a hundred
fine yearlings out to the H. Curliss ranch
this week.
For ferry's, Mays and Northrop,
King & Co.'S garden and flower seeds 20
10 s.o-tt
On date OF April 20 A. w. Link mailed
the PRESS a souvenir card from Con-
stantinople. /.
A. T. Crowl went to Bismarck Tuesday
evening to attend a meeting Of the peni.
Tertiary board.
Fred w. Turner has released the
Brien blacksmith shop for two years
from August IL, 1909.
Mrs. E. L. Scofeld entertained a small
company at six hand euchre Saturday
evening for Mrs. Freeman.
J. c. F. Parker has bought lots l., z, 4
and 4 in block 5, Young's First Addition
Just south of Fulton Burnett's lots.
Miss Blanche Stevens, formerly wait
ress at the St. Charles, returned from the
east this week to resume her old position.
Miss Maggie Clark, a cousin Of Clinton
Randall-who has been at Glendive
some time-is to visit the Randalls at the
ranch.
For crockery and silverware of any
kind, flower pots, crooks, jars, jugs all
sizes, Russian pots, milk pans and churns,
go TO SOFT
c. E. Everett, who has been foreman
for the Northwestern Ranching Co.
south, has a similar position with |. MOL
lett of Sentinel Butte.
Miss Catherine Coleman returned Sun.
day from her trip to Chicago, leaving
Mrs. Ray and Miss Agnes to enjoy CITY
life for a few more weeks.
Miss Frances Thomson was uninten-
~tionally omitted from the list of teachers
who return next year Miss Thomsen's
salary is raised to SIS per month.
In setting trees on their lots Fulton
Burnett and Robert Neil have set first a
box elder and then an elm, alternating
in a row across the east end of their lots,
If you are going to paint your house,
your barn, your carriage or anything else,
remember that we sell paints for all pur-
poses. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 5.2.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Beidler are keep.
ing house in Lehigh where Mr.. b. has
taken charge of the new electric plant
being put in by the Consolidated Coal
Co.
Mrs. Minnie Reid has rented her house
furnished to R. L. Senderling who will
take possession at the close of school.
Mrs. Reid expects to be away during the
summer vacation.
Otto Dosskey renewing his subscrip-
ton to the PRESS sends regards to old
friends. He has a good run on the N.
P. along the Columbia and resides at
Kalama. Washington.
W. sell everything known to photog-
raphy, including plates and films for all
cameras. Opt-of-town orders shipped
same day as received; catalogues mailed
on request. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
5.7-tf
Z. F. Hill was in the city this week.
He is closing up his ranching affairs in
Billings county, but has not decided up
on his future business. Mrs. Hill has
been visiting with Conductor and Mrs.
Harry Hagerman in Mandan.
A. H. Keene. agent for the N. Y. Life
Ins. Co. at Whitman, Mass. has a letter
in the Glen Ullin News which refers to
his pastorate OF ten years ago in that
town. Fifteen years ago Mr.. Keene was
filling a similar position at New England.
1t will cost you only IS cents per head
to vaccinate your cattle with Blackleg
vaccine. Suppose you ave only one
head per hundred, can you afford to
neglect it? Literature and full p~articu-
lars on application. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
4-II-tf
Adam Lefor has been improving his
residence property in various ways this
spring and for the amusement Of his
family and the people of his neighbor-
hood he has constructed a bowling alley
after the old country style. 1t is made
of sand and lumber.
On Tuesday the authorities had a tramp
printer Swallowed in the city for some
hours. He was wanted for stealing sill
verware and jewelry Of Editor Thurston
of Braddock, but the word for his arrest
did not come from Bismarck until night
and he had gone.
At the Congregational church next
Sunday morning Rev. H. v. Rominger
will preach on the subject: "Christ's
Criticism of the Pews," preceded BY a
short sermon to the children. In the eve
ming at 8 o'clock the subject will be: "A
Brave Woman and How She Overthrow
a Corrupt Politician"
If there is one practice more than an.
other which should be discouraged by
every COED citizen it is that of sending to
St. Paul, Minneapolis and other places,
to buy goods which might be purchased
here for tho same if not less money. An.
other feature of this out-of-town buying
that is hardly the fair thing is that the
people who buy away from home in.
variably send cash, while when
they are short of funds, they &c
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