The Dickinson press., 1903-03-14
Watch Roquette's window.
Dill pickles at Drenkel's.

Naval oranges, 20 to As CTS. per oozen
at Drenkers. 2-I4-t
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ding
man on the 18th.
For wagon repairs go to Christ. Peder
son. 2-I4.t
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barry were ii
from the Cannon Ball this week.
Wheatine, wheatlets and all the hes
varieties of breakfast foods at Drenkel's
2-Ii-t
Supt. Wilson and wife, of jamestown
were westbound passengers on Wednes
day.
Thos. Evans was in the city on Friday
and while here purchased {. T. Crowl:
house.
Blacksmith and wagon-makers mater
ials of all kinds at Pcderson's. 2-14-t1
J. w. Currie and C.. T.. Crowl started
for Haley on Friday to take an inventor,
OF stock ut that place.
Major Frame was en- route to the Coas'
Sunday and may decide to locate there
E.. ]. Bardwell, station agent at Oakes
formerly at Dickinson, was an eastbound
passenger this week.
Extra large Turkish towels at a third
less than original price. Bargain price.
Is t CSC. A. T. Crowl & Cos. 3-I4-l
Miss Mollie Sheridan, who has charge
OF the school at Richardson, was a visito,
in the city on Monday.
There is no better stock Of tobaccos
in the city than o. b. Frankenberg's
His stock is fresh and will please you.
3-E4-2,
Among the Medora people in the city
this week we're: Mrs. Kendley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Steele and Miss Lula Ander-
son.
Monday and Tuesdays special sale of
of Turkish towels; you can't possibly
pass up this great bargain. At A. T.
Crowl 4 Cos. 3-I4-It
Notice-"St. Patrick's" Neckwear in
the front show case at the "Hub," a
Shamrock presented with each tie pur-
chased.
While in the city this week Harve
Robinson bought 81 head of 2 and 3-year-
old cattle Of A. ]. Allen 4 Co. The cat
tie were sen south some 50 or 60 miles.
Chas. T. Crowl has bought a fourth
interest in the Currie & Co. store at
Haley and will leave soon with his family
to take charge of the business at that
point.
Hans lessen, Of the Club" Clothing
Co., left Friday morning for his old
home in Montana to be in attendance at
the marriage of his youngest brother.
Next?
o. B. Frankenberg has been overhaul
ing his bowling alleys and making many
improvements. He is giving prizes
which will be of interest to those who
wish to play.
c. w. Rawson has been visiting his
family this week. They will shortly re-
move to Valley City, which is a con-
v%enient point for Mr.. Rawson to make
headquarters.
Mrs. Catherine Ray entertained the
Avenue club pleasantly Tuesday eve
ming. We are informed that this club
is planning for a unique party at the
close of the season.
J. M Siegrist, who came from La Moure
county several months ago, is located
three miles from Antelope where he has
a dairy farm. He was a Dickinson visit.
or the middle of the week.
Mrs. L. F. Crawford and children,
Mrs. Hazlett-Mrs. Crawford's mother
and w. c. Crawford arrived Monday
from Missouri. The latter is an attorney
and is to locate in the city.
You will soon have to think about get
ting ready for spring, you will find Fred
Turner the blacksmith at the same old
stand with a larger stock than ever
Work right, prices right, it will pay you
to remember this. 2-7tf.
Manager w. P. Owens, who returned
from Iowa last week, visited his com.
pany's cattle ranch the first of the week
and found the stock in good shape. Mr..
Owens expects to buy some more cattle
for his company in the spring.
On account of the necessary absence
of Rev. S. M. Roadhouse at Bismarck
this week there will be no service in the
ME-. church Sunday morning, but Sun
day evening Rev. Boothby of Gladstone
will fill the pulpit.
If you wish a very fine quality OF Japan
tea try either the Locomotive" or the
Extra Choicest" or the Belle OF Japan
the latter being the acme of Japan teas
Then We have the "Saluma," apure Cey'
lon tea, the best of its kind on the mar
ket. Also Oolong, English Breakfast
and PRUSSIA" tea-and an excellent
quality of tea siftings. All on sale a,
Drenkel's. 2-z8-ti
D. E. Hartman, president Of the D. E.
Hartman Land Co. Of St. Paul, arrived or
Thursday with another party of land
seekers. MIR. Hartman is an old FRIEND
of the Crowls Of this city, his wife having
been a schoolmate of Miss Grace Crowl.
In Mr.. Hzrman's new pamphlet descrip
tive of his company's large land holding.
in Hettinger county, is a handsome cut
of the Crowl residence in Dickinson.
Mr.. Ernest Martin, acting manager Of
"The Mar from Sweden" company, sale
that during the past season he had beer
bothered to death by people applying
for free admission to his show. "Ths
latest gold brick l had thrown at me,