The Dickinson press., 1903-08-22

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Joe Christen was up IRON Taylor this
W EEK.
K. L. Davidson. 2e-2p
Mrs. f. b. Patridge's mother is very
iii at New England.
Geo. Thomsen and ID. ". RYDER of
i}eltield were down on Thu, s!av.
lust arrived--a new assortment of
Bovle's fancy goods at Dreukle's 8.22,f
Mrs. Mathews and Mrs. Chamberlain
cane up from New England on Thurs
day.
Look out for Car Of fine Iowa water.
melons at Dreukle's first part Of next
week. l8.22-,f,
Frank Wanner returned last Saturday
from Fargo where he had been in hos
pital for a month.
VIM. Satchell was in this week from
the c. G.. Simpson ranch and said that
they expected Mr.. Simpson here the first
OF next month to look after the ship
ments.
Ferdinand Massarek, OF Massarek &
Cell, shoemakers, is erecting a fine Z
stnry dwelling on Clough street which
will be ready for occupancy early in
September.
J. D. Pierson who has been selling cat
tie in the vicinity of Haley was in Dick.
inson Of Tuesday. He WAS recently
quite severely kicked by a horse but is
getting over the injury all right.
Spectacle-wearers who have eye
trouble or trouble with their glasses can
hotel and get fitted out right. Remem-
Der the date, Aug ~ and Is. 8-ls.2t
Dickinson was connected with the
long distance telephone on Tuesday and
now our business men car talk to Man.
dan and Bismarck and all cities east.
The office is at the telephone exchange.
Hon. b. S. Russell of jamestown was
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Campbell
last Saturday. Miss Alice Campbell and
Miss Maloa Stimson accompanied the
visitor to the Bads Lands the first OF the
week.
Pierre Wibaux, the Montana cattle
king, was returning from Chicago on
Wednesday. Mr.. Wibaux is authority
" w SldlCulCut klldl Vl dIldtll 1IC NkOICS
is to visit her old home in Medora this
season.
1t should be borne in mind that our
special sale on summer goods is still in
full swing and you will never be able to
save a dollar IN easier than by taking
advantage of this opportunity. A. T.
Crowl & Co. 8-Il-tf
Mrs. B. F. Webster, formerly Gene
Torgerson of Taylor, died at her home
in Sherwood, Oregon, Aug. -, after a
short illness. Besides her family at
Taylor she leaves a husband and FIVE lit
tie ones to mourn her loss.
The cost of a kodak is trihing conn.,
pared with the pleasure derived from
one; kodaks 81 to $50. S. to SIS will buy
a hrst-class outfit including camera and
everything needed to make frst-class pic
lures. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 5-2-tf
ALT J. Beall wasdown from Glendive to
spend Sunday with his family He has
been doing a large Job Of painting and
papering for Ed. Berry in the Jordan
hotel, but expects to finish and get back
to Dickinson about the first al the month.
Would consider a trade for my stock
of harness, saddles, furniture; stoves,
bicycles and business for a good ranch
with cattle, sheep or hors.s on place.
Store on corner, fine location. E. A.,
Currie, Dickinson. N. ID. 8-I5-2t
On Sunday the Glendive ball team
will be here to play the locals. The
Glendlve boys have strengthened their
team by the addition Of a new battery
and promise to give the Dickinson team
Il lively game.
Ed. J. Berry OF Glendive left for Hunt
ers Hot springs last Saturd " night and
the following night there was bad fire in
his hotel Jordan. The fire WAS in the
basement but It is said that smok. and
water did considerable damag' in the
other parts of the building.
Our mail order business has grown to
enormous proportions. due to the prompt
and careful attention which we give
every order received. We always pack
and ship all orders as soon as received.
Send us YOUR orders; we will do the rest
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists.
7-15-tf
Mess rSmith & Simpson are plating
their second addition on the east side of
Dickinson. They have seventy acres
that they are cutting into three acre lots
Their first addition is more than half
sold and they find there is a growing
demand for large lots.
Two fine water claims were surveyed
the first of the week by ]. G. Saunders
for Anton Barta and Joe Dolecek living
northwest Of Dickinson IN secs. IL and
?, twp. I4I, range %. One of these reser-
voir claims will hold 100000 gallons of
water and the other 100000.
D. d. Sullivan, optical specialist Of
Fargo, will be in Dickinson again Aug.
24th and 25th. Mr.. Sullivan visits Dick
inson regularly and does frst-class work
eye trouble or needing glasses fitted or
changed can call at the St. Charles.
8-Is-2t
E. J. Pearson, formerly division super
intendent of the Yellowstone division,
but lately assistant general superinten-
dent with headquarters at Livingston,
} has been appointed by President c. S.
MeIlcn as chief engineer of the Northern
Pacific, to fill the vacancy caused by the
| resign tion Of w. L. Darling. who goes
, to TIL Rock Island to accept a similar
o ition.
j, Recently Shcri T Go dali received an
Interesting letter from b. +. Lamb OF
> Boston who, during the eighties, owned
d ranch near Medora, now the Geo
Burgess place. Lamb is a wealthy bust.
ness man of Boston. aud while out to his
summer resort on the beach his mind
+ went back to his old frontier days in the
. Bad Lands of North Dakota, and he sur.
. prised his old friend, John Goodall, with
! a letter.
This week Capt. Gregory returned
| from his trip to Darlington and Minot
t Denver and several interesting places in
Colorado: - While Vii he enjoyed the Colo:
that for real development of the country
there is no place like North Dakota, es-
j.! p~ecialIy in the northwestern part of the