The Dickinson press., 1903-09-26
DICKINSON PRESS.
TNn DOLLARS a YEAR.
Saturday, Sept. rs, 1908.

odIuTudys ScPt. 20, SSU5.
Mason fruit jars, all sizes, at Drenkel'..
7-25-tf
c. S. Lee went to Minnesota the past
week to visit.
Examine the $ camp stoves at Nc
Cloy y Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Attorney Mcbride returned Monday
from his visit east.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy y Senour's. 4-1o-tf
Geo. F.. Woodman was in from his
ranch the first of the week.
African Java coffee. IS cente a pound
at Drcukel's. 8-22.tt.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. lack Lally,
Sept. 10, twin daughters.
Good organ for sale cheap. Inquire
at Drenkers store. 9-5-tf
Repairs are being made in the depot
rooms OF the N. P. at this place.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Mrs. A l.. Martin was down from
Sentinel Butte the first oil the week.
If you want a light, use the Search
light match, at Scoheld's. 8-2o-tf
Archie Campbell and family have re-
turned to their Chica go home.
For absolutely fresh groceries, at right
prices, visit A. 7. Crowl & Cos. o-5.tf
Christ Paulson was a passenger west
last Saturday, returning from market.
Just arrived-a new assortment Of
Bovle's fancy goods at Dreukels. 8-22-tf
Miss Eula Bonney of Gladstone was
in Dickinson the first Of the week for
dental work.
Ladies, see those new chatelaine and
wrist bags at Mcdonald & Pomroy's-
o-I2-tf
Philip Rose has been bound over to
the district court in the sum of $1,000 on
a charge of assault.
Bats at Ioc, bats at I2Hc, bats at
13c and bats at zoe per roll at Scofield's.
8-2o-tf
Mrs. J. S. Synder was down on Satur-
day to get some help for the Butte hotel.
For men and boys fall and winter suits
and overcoats, visit A. T. Crowl 4 Cos.
o-Io-tf
Mrs. L. A.. Simpson has returned from
the Yellowstone park and reports a
very pleasant trip.
"A clearly up-to-date fashionable line
of ladies' and misses cloaks and Jackets
at A. t. Crowl & Cos. o-I9-tf
Manager Conroy went to Sentinel
Butte lass Saturday to look alter work
on the new bank building.
Before buying stationery look over
our stock; you can find just what you
want. Mcdonald & Pomroy. o-I2-tf
Mrs. Max Stern gave an afternoon
party i'll Fargo last week in honor of
Mrs. J. E. Phelan of this city.
H. B. Schaffner wants to sell or put
out his entire bunch of cattle. Address
him at Hebron, N. D. o-5-4t
Mrs. NJ. E. Shipley, who recently
bought the Ferdinand Massarek house,
has moved up from Gladstone.
Our hobby is the best goods and the
best work. T. J. Greene & Co., Jewel
ers, Opticians and Engravers. o-I2-ti
Miss Mollie Sheridan visited in Dick
inson last week and went to Dawson to
commence school work on Monday.
Blank books-lcdgers, journals, day
books, record books, etc. New stock al
sizes, all prices. Mcdonald & Pomroy
o.I2-tt
Mathew O'Leary is looking after Ed
Barry's ranch on the Cannon Ball. Henry
Barry's ranch is five miles from Eds.
Ladies', misses, men and boys WOO
and leece-lined underwear; a complete
assortment at A. +. Crowl & Cos. o.lo-t
H. E. Fleming, the new Belfeld mer
chant, was down last Saturday to NEE
his wife who had just come out from tn
east.
The Consolidated Coal Co. has dr.
Ignite Goa in sheds for quick delivery
Phone Phillip Emmel, Walton 4 Davi
lumber yard. oct
Mr.. Morrison OF Rochester, Indiana, i
the miller for Hoerner & Klug. The,
expect to commence grinding the first Q
October.
Now is the time to buy cotton blanket
at Scoield's. Everything in that lin
from 65cts. up to sr.5o per pair for extr;
large sizes. 8-22-t
Roy Russell returned to Grand Forks
the first of the week to enter school a
the University. Marshall Brannon i
Charles Bake has had a large fore
Of masons at work on the high schoo
annex of late and nov has the wall
finished to the top of the second story.
We do engraving-your purchases er
graved free of charge. T. J. Greene
Co., Opticians, jewelers. and Engravcr
o-I2-
Claude King, managing editor
Sports Aheld, 358 Dearborn ST., Oh
cage, was in Dickinson last Saturday
the interests of his publication.
The Jewish New Year fell on Tue
day, September ~, this year, and a
Jews of the city made it a holiday tt
uary.
Johnnie, the three months old son
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Colgrove, died G
the 18th. Services were conducte
Sunday morning by Rev. H. V. Romi
ger.
Mrs. Christ Peterson went
Glendive on Tuesday to attend the ia
at that place and RENAME
a few days, the guest OF her sister, MI
VIM. Neuens.
Rev. Z. H. Stickney of Fargo was
the city the first of the week. He visi
ed Gladstone on Monday on busine!
connected with the Congregation
cb,rch ~ that p1oce