The Dickinson press., 1903-12-12

Manager Brodie went to Valley City
this week.
Mrs. Frank Roberts was in the city
this week.
A little more snow would make the
sleighing quite good.
John Bany and Bonnie Anderson were
in the city Friday.
Every Saturday "The Ideal" will
make a special sale on taay. I2-1a-1t.
w. H. Mclaughlin of Pittsburg, Pa,
was in Dickinson the first Of the week.
Yon can find fruit, nuts, candies of all
kinds and cigars at "The IDEAL"
I2-I2-1t.
Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald has been visiting
relatives in Mandan this week.
All kinds of fancy boxes at the "ldeal"
Sold with candy only. l2-I2.2t.
Milt Linsley has an adv. in this
issue OF the PRESS which tells the whole
story.
Albert Kossel, postmaster and mer-
chant at Gladstone. was in Dickinson on
Thursday.
On Wednesday the Consolidated Coal
Go. mined 355 tons of coal at their lie.
high mine.
Sheriff Goodall and Attorney Simpson
were transacting business in Bismarck
the first OF the week.
Pete Herman had small pox recently
and for three days was alone at the ranch
where he is working.
Jerry Palmer, the Fayette-O akdale
mail carrier. says that more snow fell at
Crooked creek than around Dickinson.
T. o. Andersen, wne of the TOA
brand of cattle at Bel6eld, returned this
week from a business trip to Iowa.
Next Saturday promises to be a big
"taffy" day at the "The IDEAL. Five
different flavors and the very best
quality. i2-I2.It
Cyril, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Drury,
celebrated his 9TH birthday this week
and had a company of little folks in to
help him.
Beautiful line of ladies' and gents
linen handkerchiefs, also splendid as
sortment of gents silk muflers at A. T.
Crowl & Co. I2.l2-tf
The N, P. sent $500 to tine county
treasurer for the purpose OF paying back
taxes in the u~norganized territory attach
ed to Stark.
THE Ideal" has a few school and
stenographer tablet, for sale, also a few
boxes of choice writing paper. Look
them over. I2-12-2t
The most satisfactory article for a
Christmas paesent is a kodak. We
have a full line-SI to SIS. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, leading druggists. I2-I2-tf
Next Friday afternoon the south side
schools will have a flag raising to which
everybody is invited. The children
have contributed pennies to purchase
the flag.
The prize box at "The IDEAL" is a
bcauty-to be given free to the one
making the largest purchase on Satur-
day. 1t is worth trying for. I2-l2.2t
l.. M. Summerville Of Cooperstown, N.
D., was in the city this week on business.
Mr.. Summeryille is farming quite ex;
tensively at Cooperstown and he still
has interests here.
Mayor Dan Manning and Thos. Nc
Crory OF Hazelton, N. D., went to Hun
tiers Hot Springs on Thursday. Mr..
McCrory formerly owned a ranch on the
Cannon Ball.
David Roberts received quite a pain
full injury last week by the breaking of
a huge chunk Of coal which he was
lifting, causing him to fall backward.
He is able to be out again.
A company of little folks were invited
one day this week to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Carroll to celebrate the
9Th birthday of their daughter Loretta.
Needless to say, they had a happy time
w. E. Elliott made a 72.mile horse
back ride Tuesday morning in 81 hours
and caught the eastbound passenger.
He had received word OF the serious
illness of his mother at Des Moines,
Iowa.
w. S. Barrow, proprietor Of the Inter
Ocean at Mandan, formerly of the N. P.
r. r. restaurant in Dickinson, was re-
Gently married to Mrs. Augusta De Pew.
The couple will spend the winter in the
south.
The adv of K. A. Kalmen, architect
and builder, appears in this issue OF the
PRESS. Mr.. Kalmen is a fine workman
a. the John Courtney dwelling, the Dick.
inson Hospital and other buildings in
the city show.
There is still a supply of fine hand
painted porcelain at Mrs. J. L. Browns
which they give as a present to those
buying for cash at their store. Don't
fail to ask for the trade tickets when
making your purchase. l2-12-3t
The ladies' Altar society Of St. Pat
rick's church will meet next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. M. Mckinley to
make arrangements for a food sale to be
held Saturday afternoon at Miss Murn's
millinery parlors.
Mrs. ]. Leonberger is getting good re.
ports from her son Fred's work in St.
johns university at Collegeville,. MINI.
Fred was in the infrmary for four or
five days but is all right now and writes
that he enjoys his studies very much.
In selecting holiday goods it will be
we'll before purchasing to see A. E.
VoegeIi's stock Of jewelry, watches,
silverware, etc. He has a hne assort-
ment of high grade goods and is selling
them at moderate prices. 12-5-tf
Mrs. John McAndrew of Minneapolis
arrived recently in the city. MI. Mean
drew has charge of Mrs. Leonberger's
business corner OF Willard and Sims
streets, and for the present is stopping
with his wife at Mrs. LIS home on Sims
street.
At the Congregational church the pas
tor will preach Sunday morning. Sub.
ject: 1.-THE Tears of Jesus" preceded
by 4 short sermon to the children. In
the evening at 7:3o, Mrs. N. L. Ashley of
the National Florence Crittenton Home
will preach.
!. Miss Dege, organist Of ST.. Joseph's
church graduate Of The Royal conser=
vatory Of Music, Leipzig, Germany. is
ready to instruct in panic, organ, voice
and German. Recommendations can