The Dickinson press., 1903-11-07
DICKINSON PRESS.
TWODOLLARS A YEAR.
Saturday, Nov. Z, 1903.
Fashion plates free at Roquette's.


Io-31-tf
Roy P. Hubbard wants to sell his
property at Glen Ullin.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
The commissioners of Stark county
will meet on the 23rd.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy Il Senour's. 4-1o-tf
A. K. Knutson is talking of opening a
harness shop in Mandan.
Examine the S camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Mrs. w. c. Reid Of Medora has re-
turned to jamestown.
McCalls patterns, cheapest and best.
Roquette Bros. Io-3l-tf
Bart Yauch went to St. Paul with a
cattle shipment this week.
McCall's patterns, simplest and most
stylish. Roquette Bros. ro-41-tf
o. P. liner made a trip to Coopers.
town the first of the week.
A complete line of fall and winter dress
goods at A. T. Crowl & Cos. Io-17-tf
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wilcox will
spend the winter in Dickinson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Wilcox, on October 28.
To rent-one nicely furnished room
with heat. Mrs. Jerry Hayes. 1o-3I-2
Eben Dunlap was in from the Cedar
creek country this week.
Bats at Ioc, bats at I2Tc, bats at
I3c and bats at 2oc per roll at Scofeld's.
S-2o-tf
T. N. Hartung of Richardton was in
the city on Wednesday.
New evaporated raspberries at SEQ
held's-3o cents per pound. 1o-24-t
Fred Bolte and Herman Traumann, of
Richardton, were in Dickinson on Mon
day.
National Whip Co. Whips on sale at
Harris, conceded to be the best in. the
world. Io3I-tf
Miss Rose Gallagher, teacher at Glad
stone, spent Sunday with Miss Coleman
in the city,
A fine assortment Of mems fur coats,
duck coats and men and boys cloth coats
at A. 1. Crowl 4 Cos. 1o-I7-tf
E. Mayer, of the Mayer & Co. real
estate firm of Freeport, ILL.,, was in the
city the past week.
The hunting season is at hand. Buy
your guns, ammunition atHart's at Chicago
prices. Io-3I-4t
F. D. Morford of Hebron recently
returned from a visit in Iowa. He likes
North Dakota best.
Whortleberries, evaporated, at SEQ
fields. A good "pie timber"-25 cents
per pound. Io-24-tf
c. P. Olstad of Sentinel Butte, return.
ing from Chicago, spent Wednesday in
Dickinson.
For baby bonnets, baby cloaks, fascin-
ators, opera shawls, ETC., 60 to c. S.
L%angdon's. Io-17-tf
Joseph Sheppard, formerly in the N.
+. shops here, is running a pump for the
company at Wibaux.
Gloves and mittens of all descriptions
for men, women and children at c. S,
Langdon's. 1o-I7-ti
Ben Van der Las returned to Dickin-
son this week to take a position in the
]. L. Brown store.
Beautiful fancy feathers worth up tc
SLIGO for 10 cents at Hawkinsen & Coles
lI-7-I,
Billy Neuens and Frank Lucas are said
to be doing a thriving meat business ir
Glendive.
Roquctte Bros ad this week is really
shocking. The ladies wont dare read it
Io-31-tl
Trustee A. T. Crowl went to Bismarck
Monday evening to attend a meeting oil
the penitentiary board.
We have just received an elegant line
of ladies' wrist bags in all the lates
styles. Mcdonald & Pomroy. Io-3I-t
Mrs. H. D. Stephenson, who had beer
visiting old friends in Dickinson severa
days, returned to Mandan the first of the
week.
Come and get one of those 22-incl
long black ostrich plumes for sI.75 each
while they last, at Hawkinsen & Coles
1I-7-1
Frank Raschko of Gladstone has thu
contract for building two school house.
in the Norway district. The contrac
price is $3.50.
Men wanted-coal miners and labor
ers; good wages and steady work guar
anteed. Apply to Consolidated Goa
Co, Lehlgh, N. u. 1918
{. T. Crowl was in from Haley til,
past week with five teams which wer.
loaded with supplies for the Currje & &c
store out there.
For soitening the water for laundry O
40 Mule Team BoraX'-I5 cents pc
pound at Scoheld's. Io-24-t
L. N. Gartley, Frank Brennan, Charlie.
Rock and Ruben Lyon are getting read
to 60 on a hunting expedition to the Ba'
Lands next week.
Use bon ami for cleaning glass, silve
and nickle ware-the best article on tn
' market for this purpose. Scofeld sell
it at 10 cents. Io-24-1
James Harrington who went to tn
Brainerd hospital at the time he was ir
jhred by his fall from car, is. gettin
along we'll and will return home soon.
Jas Harrington and his son Dan ar
4 erecting, a fine large house on Villar
w. street just below the old Leonberge
Iouse. The Mandan Mercantile Co. ha
Scontract.
-Anther's famous chocolates and DO
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