The Dickinson press., 1903-04-04
The city schools will have a vacation

mex week.
Miss Mary Kostelecky has a clerk
ship with Roquette Bros.
Register A. c. McGillivray came up
from Bismarck on Thursday.
C.E. Dickinson is freshening up the in.
terror of the postofice rooms.
Mrs, Geo. Lee and Miss Hazel came
up from Gladstone on Thursday.
Daniel Cook has sold his Sims street
house to Geo. A. Rapp for $1,000.
Pat Mckinley the Mandan hotel man,
was in Dickinson the past week.
A. ]. Osborn has just had his home pa
pered and painted by Alt. ]. Beall.
Sheriff Chas. Mcdonald of Mandan
was a visitor in the city Wednesday.
Trustee A. T. Crowl attended a meet
ing of the penitentiary board this week.
A complete line of slickers, slicker
suits and mackintoshes at AT. Crowl &
Cos. 4-4-tf
w. J. Zimmerman is enlarging his har-
ness and saddlery place by the addition
of a new room.
Camp No. 1Il73, NJ. w. A., will be
instituted at Sentinel Butte on Saturday
evening, April 4.
Jim Kilmartin, former passenger engi-
neer on this division Of the N. p, is Wis
iting in the city.
Get your Session Laws at the Press
Office. Pay a year in advance for the
paper and get a copy tree.
A daughter was born during the past
week to Conductor and Mrs. Harry
Hagerman of Mandan.
F. D. Campbell was in from Knife
river this week, the first time in -
months. He said his cattle had wintered
very we'll.
For the latest in ladies' and gents
shoes and slippers. and a large line to
select from, visit A. T. Crowl & Cos.
store. 4-4-tf
F. c. Angliss was elected state dele
gate to the State Camp of M. w. A.
which c%onvenes at Wahpeton on April
9th.
Ladies, "a most beautiful line of $3.50
silk waists have just been received at
A. T. Crowl q Co.s.,!very stylish and all
sizes. 4-4-tf
This week Robert Lyon bought lot %,
in block 9, and Ole Tollefson bought lots
10 and 20, in block 6. Both purchases
were made of L. A. Simpson.
Please call and see the new patterns
of decorated semi-porcelain ware just
unpacked at Drenkel's. If you are in
need of new dishes, here is your chance.
4-4-tf
Jeremiah Crowley, breeder of fine reg.
istered Herefords at the Elwood stock
farm. Broncho, was in the city this week
and placed a new announcement in the
PRESS.
The advance sale of the great produc.
ton "Michael Strogoff' has commenced.
Reserve your seats at Linsley's. Popular
prices. Secure your tickets and avoid
the rush.
Commissioner Stoddard had some fine
bulls in Dickinson this week that he had
purchased in the east. He took part OF
the herd to Sentinel Butte and left the
balance with w. l.. Richards.
Mrs. Karl Duckhorn died on March
81, aged about Fl years. The funeral
was held on Wednesday, Rev. Father
Rabsteinek officiating. Deceased lived
with her husband about miles southeast
of Dickinson.
1t has been reported that several peo-
pie are suffering from the blues. See the
inimitable Laidlaw and Blunt %personated
by Messrs Rau and Bennett at the opera
house Easter Monday. The cure will be
permanent.
We have quite a complete line of
products from the Battle Creek SAM
tarium, such as grape nut, postum cereal,
nut butter, granose flakes and biscuits,
granola, ETC., at Drenkers. 4-4-ti
Make your arrangements and choice
The opening of the social season will
take place Easter Monday at the opera
house. Great ball is being arranged in
honor of the dramatic club after the per
Torrance. Complete orchestra.
VIM. G. Whinn has purchased 15t
fine Rambouillet rams of the Baldwin
Sheep & Land Co. of Hay Creek, Oregon
They are a fine lot and will be brought
to Dickinson in about a week. The,
have not been sheared and people, viii
have a chance to see how they look with
their heeces on.