The Dickinson press., 1903-07-25

Don't fail to see the nobby line Of
ladies' and misses shoes and slippers in
our ideal f~oot-wearing department. a:
7. Crowl & Co. 4-I8:tt
Attorney ]. "A. Coleman OF Butte visited
relatives in the city on Monday. He
was enroute to Memphis, Tenn, On
business.
Engineer Fred James returned Mon
day from a pleasant four-weeks' visit
with relatives AMI friends in Winnipeg
and Ra, Portage.
Ths Sorusis skirts are the queen If
them all--nothinI batter on the market
Tor the moacy. a splendid assortment
1t A. T. Crowl & Co.'S. s-l6.tf
A few snaps in second hand cameras;
$3.50 to $40; worth S. , o $40. Second
hand with us means good as new. Nc
Donald u Pomroy. 7-25.tf
Miss Arlone Rockwell, sister Of Leon
ard Rockwell of this city. arrived from
Tacoma last Saturday, to be the guest OF
Miss Ruth Rudiselle for a few weeks.
Hay leaders, Hay stackers, Bull rakes
Spring wagons Lumber wagons and a
full line of Mccormick machinery on
hand at Drenkels. Digit
c. S. Langdon has the old Pisha store
building up on rollers and is moving the
same to the corner lot Just south of the
Ballard residence.
The Consolidated Coal Co. has dry
Ignite Goa in sheds for quick delivery.
Phone Phillip Emmel, Walton 4 Davis
lumber yard. 6-6-tf
Fargo Forum: A Dickinson man is
said to have been fined s2o-for shout
ing for a visiting ball team. He should
have been sent up for life.
Robert NJ. Laughlin, an old-,ime en-
gineer on this division and we'll known
to many Dickinson people, died on the
18th, at Tacoma. Wash.
Street commissioner WEIGH has Just
finished grading Van Norden street. He
has also done some grading or upper
Oakcs street and put in several culverts.
Midsummer dress goods and waistings
are being offered at special discount
prices at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 7.1I-tt
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gustave Orau died on the 10Th. Rev. O..
T. Just oficiated at the burial service.
An opportunity tor the economical
buyer-dress goods and wasting at
greatly reduced prices at A. T. Crowl &
Cos. 7-II.tf
Prin. and Mrs. r. L. Davidson have
returned. from the Twin Cities and Mrs.
Davidson is very much improved in
health.
Frank Lefor returned the past week
from Brainerd where his wife went for
an operation. The operation was sue
c~essful'
Lost-an account book belonging to
Harry Gruschus, having the name Of c.
w. Biles in it. Finder please return to
Walton & Davis lumber office. 7-2s-1
Gents, when you want something real
nice in the line of summer shirts, fancy
hose, suspenders, neckties, or a nice shoe,
drop in at A. T. Crowl 4 Cos. 5-I6-tf
A new sign adorns the entrance to
Capt. Auld's office. 1t reads: "The
New England Land Co., Asa Gardner,
president; Geo. Aud, secretary, etc
Mrs. Caroline Busse entertained at
dinner at her beautiful home last Satur-
day a party OF Medora and Sentinel
Butte ladies. Mrs. DR.. Davis assisted
the hostess.
Tim Cuskelly, the pioneer milkman OF
the city, received a new dairy wagon
from the factory this week which takes
the shine off anything that has ever been
seen in this part of the state before.
Married, July ~, by Justice A. P. Fol-
som, Mr.. John T. Foster and Miss Mar
garet c. Holcomb, of Miles City, Mont.
The couple were acquaintainces of Mr..
and Mrs. w. ]. Zimmerman OF this city.
Subject of sermons at the Congrega.
tional next Sunday will be, morning:
Separating Wheat and Chaff in Human
Life and Character, evening: "The First
Act in the Tragedy of SAUL"
Mrs. Blackman of Seattle, Wash, niece
of Mrs. David Roberts, who accompanied
the family home, will spend several days
in Dickinson and then go to Jamestown.
for some time where she formerly lived
w. J. Breckon wa busy passing
the cigars around Thursday-upon the
advent of a new 8-pound girl at his
home. Mrs. Breckon and baby are do
ing nicely, and Billy is wearing a broad
smile.
, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson arrived
from the east during the past week and
will make headquarters here during the
stock shipping season. Mr.. Wilson Is
solicitor for Paris & Co. the same as in
the past.
Mr.. Meadows, of Nichols, Dupee & Co..
was returning Thursday night to Boston.
His house had just bought a fine Miles
City clip of 200, 900 lbs. at 15Hc, but did
not care to take any more at that figure
even
Fred Wilson, N. P. yardmaster, has
been visiting with his family in Butte the
past week. During Mr.. Wilson's alb
sence Gordon Dodd has been acting as
day yardmaster and Fred Freeman has
been acting nights.
Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Grace re.
turned last Sunday from their visit to
Glendive. They will go east about Aug
1st to spend the remainder of the sum
mer. Mr.. Crowl will accompany them
for a visit of a few weeks.
The cost of a kodak is trifing com