The Dickinson press., 1903-11-07

misses at C..S. LangdonS. 1o-I7-tf
c. A. Tear will have his new residence
in the eastern part of the City ready for
occupancy in about a month.
Do you use paper patterns3 Get a
McCall's at Roquette's. lo-2l-tf
Mrs. G. F. Goodhue leaves Glendive
today to spend the winter in southern
California with her son Monte.
Eastern barrel apples, 81 per barrel,
at Drenkers. II-7-tf
VIC. Crawford and Fulton Burnett
were out north the first of the week to
look after their stock interests.
Its a cinch"y you will get the best of
it if Nou commence to buy your Xmas
goods now at T. ]. Greene & Cos, OPP
t%icians, Jewellers and Engravers. II-7-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. R. l.. Davidson expect
to be settledEin the Minnie Reid house
o HannafOrd street in a day or two.
Well sell everything known in photo
graphy. Films for all cameras, plates for
all Cameras. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
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W. L. Richards went to St. Paul and
Chicago early in the week and may be
away IN business for several weeks.
For sheep-lined canvas coats, 20 to
Mrs. ]. L. Browns store. Quality unex-
celled and prices the lowest in the city.
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New and largest stock of blankets
soft as down-warm as toast-just what
you need, at A. T. Crowl & Co. 11-7-tt
There will be German Lutheran SER
vice in the M. E. church at 2 p. m. next
Sunday. Rev. o. T. Just, Pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Barry of Bristol,
Conn, have been visiting their sons, Ed.
and Henry Barry, the past three weeks.
When in town call at Harris hasdware
store on Sim street and get prices on
hardware, tinware, heating and cook
stoves. 1o-3T-4t
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Z. Barry was Guaranteed for small
pox at Lehigh this week. The child is
doing we'll.
Harry Hagerman, passenger conduct
or between Mandan and Gfendive, is
visiting in Chicago and Ed. Nichols is
taking his run.
Let US show you asample photo, made
with one OF those Eastman Kodaks which
we sell with complete outfit for $3.50.
Mcdonald q Pomroy. Io.3l-tf
A. c. Nellis of Mandan, who is taking
a short vacation from railroading, was re-
newing acquaintance in Dickinson the
first of the week.
Insure your cattle against blackleg BY
vaccinating with improved blackleg
vaccine. A syringe is the only ont6t re
quired. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. Io-3I-tf-
Carpenters should o overlook the
fact that the Medora school district is
advertising for bids for the erection of
two new buildings.
H. Curliss has sold his cattle to his
SON Fred, and will remain in Dickinson
with his daughter, Mrs. L. H. Young,
during the winter.
Frank Baker, of the firm of Mcbride
& Baker, attended the great football
game in the Twin Cities last Saturday,
returning home on Tuesday.
H. E. Grimes, local agent for the Coe
Commission Co. at Bozeman, en- route to
the parental home in Maryland, visited
old friends in Dickinson this week.
VIM. HoIton Dye returned to In
dianapolis on Wednesday and had ex-
pressed on the same train a pet antelope
which he was taking home for his son.
When you want a fine diamond ring
or diamond breach you don't have to
send away for it, you can get it at T. J.
Greene & Cos, Opticians, Jewellers and
Engravers. lI-7-tf
S. Redmond has gone east and will
likely remain away all winter. After
visiting in St. Paul and Chicago Mr..
Redmond will 60 to Pennsylvania to
visit D. B. Zimmerman.
Van H. Armstrong vice president of the
Antelope Land & Cattle Co., who has been
experimenting their interests at this
| place the past season, left on Wednes-
day for his home in Ripon, Wis
Out of town people who require the
services of a first class drug store should
send their orders to US. All orders filled
| bv registered pharmacists. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, Leading Druggists. TO- 31-tf
Prin. R. L. Davidson has arranged for
an entertainment course which promises
to be very fine. The entertainment,
"Laurant, The Magacian"-the first in
the series will be given December 9.
The rancher, 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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P. A. Willard of Gladstone was in
Dickinson last Saturday with a load of
wheat for the new Touring mill. He had
samples of the Blue Victor potatoes,
which are as fine Is any tubers ever
raised. y
gift before the hest tAhgY. Are picked
Out by your neiEhbor. Soskou be the
Greene & Cos, optici.sA jewelers. and
E%ngravers. /ca 11-7-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. W. PotGS. were in
from Oakdale this <. NJ. Veigel
has about six weeks wdlk still to do on
his government surveYhe.z contract in
the Bad Lands and naturally hopes that
the fine weather will continue.
lessons from one of the Saddest OF
the Bibles Tragedies" will be the sub
ject of Mr.. Cunningham's morning dis
course atthe Methodist Episcopal church
Rev. M. P. Burns of Fargo will preach
at night. All are cheerfully invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dieters are settled ir
their home on upper Willard street. They
had intended to enlarge the house thi:
fall, but Mr.. Dieters has found SO much
work in putting things in shape at the
electric light plant that he has decided
to defer repairs until spring.
Mrs. S. P. Lowery was in Dickinson
this week getting some of her household
goods ready to ship to Medora where the
family will spend the winter. Mrs
Lowery says her boys are making gooc
progress in their studies in the Medora
school.
Presiding Elder M. P. Burns of thu