The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07

McCloy & Senour have a large stock
OF camp stoves. 4-Io-tf
F. A. Little was in from Fayette
Thursday.
The Evangelical Mutual Insurance Co.
was organized in 1892. 1-3,.tf
A. L. Esse was up from Gladstone
this week.
Wagon covers. tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
T. H. Myran of Taylor spent Sunday
in Dickinson.
Examine the $ camp stoves at Me-
Cloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
]. w. Sellman was'down from Belfeld
this week.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
L. A. Burnett was in the city from
Sentinel Butte Wednesday.
Don't make a mistake; get your horses
shod at Skeen's. 2.I4.tt
Ed. Partridge and wife were in from
Halliday this week.
Cranberries, 10 to IS cts. per quart, at
Drenkels. 2-I4.tf
Com. S. P. Lowery and wife were visit.
ors from Medora this week.
Plenty of apples at Drenkels-s1.a5
per box; $500 per barrel. 2-l4-tf
Electric lights will soon be placed in
the round house at this point.
Twenty pounds good new prunes for
$500 at Drenkel's. 2-2l-tf
Thos. Evans and wife of Gladstone
were visitors in the city this week.
The Evangelical Mutual Insurance
Co. is a mutual insurance company.
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A. T. Crowl spent a few days in Bis.
marck this week.
Try the Honey Dew brand of canned
goods at Drenkel's. 2-I4-tf
MI. and Mrs. Ayers write that they
will be in St. Paul Sunday morning.
Remember Oscar Skeen has the best
horseshoer in the city. 2.2Itf.
Jeff Fsrrah says they have no snow
out his way and that stock is doing fine.
The Evangelical Mutual Insurance
Co. is doing business in North Dakota.
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Telephone service in Dickinson is good
and worth the o paid by subscrib.
ers.
The Evangelical Mutual Insurance
Co. insures ranch and farm property in
his state. I-31-tf
Will Clark returned from the west
Saturday with a number of Montana
horses.
Why not have your horse shod right7
Oscar Skeen has the best horseshoer in
in the city. 2.l4.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Beaudro, formerly
of the St. Charles force, have gone to
Butte, Mont.
Bob Lyons went to Virginia City.
Mont, Sunday night, where ihe is inter-
ested in a lawsuit.
Always in the lead with the best goods
at reasonable prices. T. J. Greene &
Co., jewelers. and Opticians. 7.28tf
The M. u. NJ. euchre club were pleas.
antly entertained by Miss Ella Ray
Wednesday evening.
The state will build an electric trolley
line at Bismarck to the state capitol, to
be operated by the safe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Flynn are rejoicing
over the arrival of a pair, of 8-pound
boys on Wednesday morning.
Pat Needham has been given the posi-
ton of night foreman, recently made va
can't by the resignation of Jas. Stewart.
VIM. Ray returned Tuesday from St.
Paul where he has been recreating for
the past two months, and enjoying city
life.
Tom Bothersome, one of the old timers
here, stopped off for a few days this
week on his way to Nova Scotia-his old
home.
Miss Tilda Knudson got back from
Mandan Saturday, where she has been
under quarantine, and is again at work
on the Recorder.
Car Valley City -four just received al
DrenkeI's. "White Spray, also "Ol6
Glory" the Hebron -four. These brand.
are the best in the land. 2-2I-t
John Lcnneville as manager of tn.
electric light plant is a success. Wher
anything goes wrong he hustles to make
repairs and remedy defects.
There will be a meeting Of the execu
tive committee of the Commercial Clul
& Library Association on Saturday eve
ming, March 9TH, at city hall.
Miss Phoebe Oily of Fargo spent Sun
day with Miss Mckenzie of the PRES
Office, on her way to Washington, wher
she will make her future home.
Ed. Hewitt, formerly a member of tn
surveying crew here, and we'll known i
Dickinson, has gone back to his home j
Chicago, where he expects to remain.
Fred Griswold came in from the Car
non Ball on Wednesday and repor,
very little snow. Says stock is doin
ven, grazing very good, feeding a littl'
- Mrs. Emma McCloy has gone to Obi,
where she expects to be joined by he
brother, c. T. Langley, and togethe
they will make a trip to southern Cal
toruia and possibly Florida.