The Dickinson press., 1903-10-17

during the winter.
c. A. Albrancht came in from Il. F.
Fowler's ranch this week and went to
his home at Richardson.
Ladies' regular SIS combination fall
and rain coats, only four left, special dis
count price $40. A. T. Crowl q Cos.
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John Lenneville, manager Of the VAL
lev City electric light plant, was in the
city the first of the week.
Mrs. Paul Hagerman spent Sunday in
Glendive with her husband who is rail-
reading from that point.
Men wanted-coal miners and labor
ers; good wages and steady work guar
anteed. Apply to Consolidated Coal
Co., Lehigh, N. D. ro-i7-3t
There are II criminal and IS civil
cases on the court docket for next week.
1t does not look as though the term
would be a long one.
The last reports from Brainerd were
that Jacob Johnson had not as yet had
his injured leg amputated.
Jeff Farrah was in last Saturday for
supplies. He hurried back to get ready
for a shipment of cattle on the 18th.
Now is the time to buv cotton blankets
at Scofeld's. Everything in that line
from 65cts. up to $3.50 per pair for extra
large sizes. 8-22-tf
Mrs. Thomas Conroy of Mandan visit
ed her son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Conroy, of this city the first of the
week.
Men wanted-coal miners and labor
ers; good wages and steady work guar
anteed. Apply to Consolidated Coal
Co., Lehigh, N. D. lo-l7-3t
DR.. H. A. Davis has bought the T. H..
Brien house for a consideration OF $4,000.
The sale was made through the Diekin-
son Abstract & Real Estate Co.
1t is a conceded fact that for a COM
plete line of fall and winter goods you
will profit by casting your eye on A. T:
Crowl & Cos stock. 0-Io-tf
On Sept. 20 A. W. Link semitic PRESS
a postal card from far off Siberia. Mr..
Link was just crossing the Asiatic line
on his way to Odessa, Russia.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cooke, of
Gladstone, October 9, twin boys: MIR.
and Mrs. Cooke ;now have IL children,
including twin girls six years of age.
c. E. Gordon, a large Pennsylvania
contractor, is visiting his brother, c.. C.
| Gordon, at Antelope for a few weeks.
They were in Dickinson or Tuesday.
1t is understood tina, c. +. Merry has
been working in Montana with his fire
insurance company organized a few
months ago under the easy laws of West
Virginia.
Monday evening a company Of rela-
tives and friends dropped in unexpect-
| edly at the home of Mi. and Mrs. w. L.
Richards and spent a few hours pleas
antly.
We have one Of the best equipped
optical departments in the state. Your
eyes tested, glasses fitted and guaran-
teed. T. J. Greene & Co, Opticians!
Jewellers and Engravers. Io-I7-tt
The Congregationalists have under
consideration a plan for enlarging their
church at an expense of $1,000 to $1,000.
| WOIC IOOl1l 10 ASCNSo oAo SAS PASoSAAs
plan is to build on at the rear.
Rev. Mr.. Cunningham of Valley City
has been assigned to Dickinson and will
be present on Sunday to conduct ser.
vices at the Methodist church at the
usual morning and evening hours.
Our out-of-tcwn customers are always
pleased with the care and promptness
,,:.L ,sh;.h ,,o ,&<>pI To thosr uontS M
order two large for our capacity, none
too small for our best attention. Nc
Donald & Pomroy o-I2-t'
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryf, of Seattle, en- route
to Africa as missionaries, spent Sunda!
in Dickinson. A gentleman friend who
was along expected to 60 to China on
similar mission.
The rancher, farmer and all in need o
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes ant
everything in the general merchandis,
line Tor fall and winter can find a mos
complete line at A. T. Crowl & Cos.
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Sam Andrews, formerly with the Re
corder force in this city, played n o.
the parts in Camille Thursday evening
Sam was the guest of Editor and Mrs
Carter while in Dickinson.
At the concert service at the Congre
g%ational church Sunday night Miss An
derson sang a solo, Mr.. Boyer two ant
Miss Dege one. Miss Dege also san
the ofertory at St. Johns church in tn
morning.
Subject of sermon at the Congrega
tional church Sunday morning will b.
"Stones of Witness and of Memory,
preceded by a short sermon to the child
rem. In the evening the subject will be
"Thou Art the Man."
We have just received a large ship
ment of high grade toilet soaps and per
fumes, bought direct from the factory
thereby insuring you fresh goods as we
as a material saving in prices over wha
YOU would pay small dealers. Mcdonald
& Pomrov, o-I7-t
&C. Gordon of Antelope had 100 acre
of wheat that averaged nine bushels t
j, the acre. Geo. Hettenbaugh Of the sam
i. locality had one field that averaged ]
bushels, but the average Tor the balanc
: of his wheat was small.
t The Northern Pacific will sell ticket
at reduced rates to all parties desiring |
visit Dickinson on Monday, Tuesda
Wednesday and Thursday Of ne4t weel
The tickets will be sold on the certihcat
plan and local agent 8 Of the road wi
give all necessary Information.
The county commissioners have az
S pointed the following delegatesto atten
the irrigation convention at Bismarck Q
Oct. 20: L. A. Simpson, T. S. Underhil
: Frank Lish, w. A. Mcclure and A.
S McGillivray. Mayor Manning has Al
5 pointed Geo. Senour.
Edmund Clarence Stedman's Life q
the Floor" the leading article of tt
November Century. will give acquail
! tancc with the New 'sork Stock F;
q ! change from within, and illustrations +
Ernest L. Blumenschein and Otto
Bacher will add vividness and value