The Dickinson press., 1903-03-28
Saturday. March rs. 1908.

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Saturday. March Is, 1903.
McCloy & Senour have a large stock
OF camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
Mrs. A. J. Osborn visited in Bel6eld
this week.
Best assortment in trunks and ~yalises
al tue f1uo. 3-38-rt
Mrs. Chas. Rock visited in Glendive
this week.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
McIioY q Senour's. 4-Io-tf
On Monday J. E. Phelan left for St.
Paul and Chicago.
Naval oranges, 20 to IS cts. per dozen,
at 2-14-tf
Mrs. John Lewis and mother visited
in Miles City the past week.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Cioy q 4-1o-tf
Joe Duckhorn has bought the Joe
Hushka house for SLIGO.
Frank N. Kick of Taylor is leaving
with his family for a visit in Missouri.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McSioy q 4-1o-tf
VIM. G. Ray is helping out with extra
work in Auditor Whites office.
Don't make a mistake; get your horses
snoo at okeens. 2-I4-tf
Miss Bessie Walker took a position in
the telephone exchange this week.
Cranberries, 10 to IS cts. per quart, at
:, Orehkels. 2-I4-tf
Arthur Davis was given the initiatorv
in Odd Fellowship on Tuesday evening.
Wanted-Everybody to get their
blacksmith work done at Pederson's.
3-2I-2
The Catholic ladies entertained
again this week at the home of Mrs. Ray.
Miss Ida Mckenzie visited Agent and
Mrs. G. F. Goodhue in Glendive the first
of the week.
Largest and SWEETEST line of mems and
boys shirts from IS cents to 81 at The
HUB. 3-28-1t
St. Johns Guild will meet next Wed.
nesday afternoon at z o'clock at the rec.
tory.
This week Mrs. August Wegat and
Miss Annie Buchanan, of Belfed, were
in Dickinson.
Why not have your horse shod right?
Oscar Skeen has the best horseshoer in
IN the city. 2-I4-tf
Prof. H. E. Bolley Of the Agricultural
college was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Phelan the past week.
Try our Locomotive" Fortress and
"Belle OF Japan" teas. All frst.class, at
Orenkels. 3-2I-tf
Hans lessen attended the wedding of
a brother at Culbertson, Mont, during
the past week.
d. Benzie arrived this week from Park
River to fill a position as druggist in the
store of T. ]. Greene & Co.
Blue Stone kills smut in your grain,
For sale at Drenkel's 3.21-tf
Found-Notice the date, April 13th,
1 and at the opera house, Easter Monday,
J Cars Courier will be found.
For good ranch buck-boards and bug
gies, call at Mandan Nero. Co.'S 3-21-tf
Glendive Review: Mrs. Lowell FARM
um gave a dance at Hotel Jordan on the
18th in honor of Mrs. c. w. Rawson.
Wheatine, wheatlets and all the best
varieties of breakfast foods at Drenkel's.
2-14-tf
E. Z. Mikkelson of Billings county
sold W. carloads Of horses this week to
parties living northeast of Bismarck.
New car apples just received. Send
in your orders while they are fresh and
sound. SI.4o per box at Drenkel's. 3-28-tf
Pierre Wibaux's foreman, lack Serruys,
isin Texas and writes that the cattle loss
in the Panhandle country is very large.
A choice line of dried fruits, apples,
peaches, pears, prunes, ETC., in 10, IS and
%5o-pound boxes, or by the sack-on sale
at Drenkel's.
My new spring samples from Charles
A.. Stevens have arrived. Anything in
the line of tailor-made suits, jackets,
skirts, waists, etc. Call and see what |
have. 3-2l-2p Viola Homer.
Geo. Martin, Of Martin Bros, located
southwest of Kildeer, was in the CITY dur
ing the past week and reported their cat.
tie in good condition.
Come with your pals and buckets and
get them filled with the nice sauer kraut
we have just opened at Drenkel's and
wish to place where it will do the most
good. 3-2I-tf
A. H. Arnett went to his Montana
ranch this week to look after matters.
About the 18TH Of April he will make a
shipment of cattle from this ranch to
Dickinson.
"dLltcu-d Competent girl or woman
for general homework. Must be
good cook and laundress and able to
go ahead with work. Best of wages.
Mrs. M: L. Ayers,
3-7l-tf Dickinson.
Among the prominent arrivals on
Easter Monday, April 10, is scheduled
to arrive on time at the Dickinson opera
house Michael Strogdf, accompanied by
a magnificent retinue.