The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

They sell shoes. The "Hub." 3.7.It.
Chas. Walker, of Currie & Cos, made
a flying trip to Bismarck Wednesday.
Wheatine, wheatlets and all the best
varieties Of breakfast foods at Drenkel's.
2-I4-tf
A. J. Allen writes that he will be in
Dickinson today with 1850 head of native
Montana cattle.
Get your hat, shirt, shoes, necktie,
gloves and socks at the "Hub." l-7.lt.
Mrs. Jas. G. Saunders ven to Bel6eld
Thursday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Palmer, for a few days.
Get one of the new and nobby suit:
for your boy at the "Hub." 3-7-lt.
Henry Richert, Crowds clerk, returned
from his trip to Long Prairie, MIMI,
the first Of the week.
A. L. Martin and DR.. Siegfried of SEN
tinel Butte were east-bound passengers
Tuesday, headed for the Capital city.
A. T. Crowl & Co. have received a
large and complete line of Ladies' and
Gents u%p-to-date shoes. Don't fail t
see them. 3-7-It
If you don't know, and want to see the
latest styles in walking and dress skirts,
go to R%oquette's. They are the up-to-
date store in all lines.
All ladies OF the Congregational church
are urged to be present at the special
sewing bee to be held at Mrs. Fox's on
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock sharp.
Redmond & Zimmerman have pur-
chased the Berry & McDaniels shearing
plant, ranch and outfit, and will be ready
for business when the shearing. season
opens.
A few flannel waists of the latest styles
assorted %sizes-also dressing jackets
that must be closed out regardless of
cost. These are bargains. A. T. Crowl
& Co. 3-7-1t
The city was without electric lights a
few minutes last Saturday evening caus-
ed by the N. P. water supply, on which
the Electric Light Co. is dependent. fall
ing.
A. L. Martin had a band of sheep ar
rive at his home ranch a few days since
which had been on the trail for 81 days,
and only lost three out of the bunch of
1000 head.
Millions of people have seen Faust"
indiferentlv performed. Lewis Morri-
sons ~wcll-known company, with the rich
est scenic, electrical and mechanical
outfit ever given Faust" will visit this
city March 18th. 2-28-2t
Through the efforts and instrumental
ty Of Rep. B. F. Spalding the salary Tor
clerk hire in the Dickinson postofice
has been raised from 1870 to $500, to
take effect July Ist.
F. ID. Morford was a caller from He
bron this week. He recently returned
from Spokane, where he has been for
some time past. He is employed in SELL
ing nursery goods.
You will 1907 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beard write from
New Orleans that they have been enjoy
ing the Mardi Gras festival there for sew
erai days, but that they will soon leave
for visit to Los Angeles and Sacra-
mento, Cal. and Blaine, Wash.
You can buy any piece of jewe Try
quality considered, from US for less
money than in the cities. We sell you a
y EIgin I8 S mic. in S. B. B. mic. case
for $3.50; or an 10 S u. American Wal.
than in same case for $3.50. Get our
prices before buying anything in our
line. IT,. Greene & Co., Jewellers and
Opticians. 2-28tf.
Gervase Manning gave a very pleas
ant party to his playmates Saturday at.
ternoon at his home. the occasion being
! his 9th birthday. Games of various
kinds helped the young guests to while
away a few hours most enjoyably, and in
addition, a very appetizing feast was
served. Kindly tokens of membranes
was the recompense the young host re-
received for his entertainment, and to
assure him that those present had not
forgotten they were celebrating his birth
day.
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-
Ion 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 at
Drenkel's. asst
The Northern Pacific railway is badly
in need Of a new passenger depot at
Dickinson. The tow has grown beyond
the stage of asking passengers to herd
around a stove, with a lot of perishable
freight in the same waiting room. Dick.
inson deserves better accommodations