The Dickinson press., 1903-10-10
IL. Dickinson is east.
German Dill pickles at Parker & Cos.

Ii. Dickinson is east.
German Dill pickles at Parker & Cos.
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Mrs. J. c. Haskin arrived from Man
dan on Sunday.
Try a pint Of Heinz prepared mustard
at Parker & Cos. lo-Io-tf
Miss Anna Stoudt has returned from
the cities.
Heinz table sauce at Parker & Cos.
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Mrs. E. W. Kittell of Gladstone was
in the city on Thursday.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Cloy & Senour's. 4-lo-tf
Dan Dcffebach was here fer supplies
this week.
Heinz bottled pickles at Parker 4
Cos. Io-Io.tf
Marquise de Mores gave a dinner
party Wednesday evening for Judge
Winchester and Hon. l.. A. Simpson.
Just opened, barrel of Bcnyal's pre-
pared mince meat. Parker & Co.
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Mrs. Pete Yauch went to Wabasha,
Mimi, the first of the week.
Western box apples at Parker & Cos.
lo-lo-tf
Mrs. Kechbush came up from the
south the past week and went to Sioux
Falls.
Mrs. A. w. Freeman returaed this
week from a pleasant six-weeks' visit in
the Twin Cities and other Minnesota
points.
Frank Smith left Friday morning for
Chicago where he will complete his den
tai course at the University of Illinois
and will not he home again until after he
has graduated.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f. church
will again resume their discontinued
meetings, and will meet with Mrs. Hark-
ms next Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. +
A large attendance is desired.
The Dickinson attorneys returned from
Medora Friday morning. The jury ac-
quilted Heisler. In the Johnson case
sentence was year. 1t is under
stood that application will be made Tor a
new trial in this case.
]. A. and S. M. Ferris and George
Myers who used to manage the Roose-
welt ranch have received from the presi- |
dent himself the best pictures we have
seen OF the president and party as re-
in Medora last spring.
Fashions for cold weather wear are ef-
(ectively displayed IN the November De-
sisner, and the handsome illustrations |
are accompani ID by descriptions which
tell just what materials and trimmings to
employ to obtain the best results. In
Thanksgiving features the November
Designer is wonderfully strong.
Rev. and Mrs. S. M. Roadhouse left
the first of the week to attend conference.
is understood that Mr.. Roadhousc is
70 be given the Wahpeton charge. His
here would have been very glad
10 have had him returned to Dickinson
but that was not to be expected.
Joe Messersmith departed Sunday
morning for Forest Grove, Oregon,
where he will Immediately open an office
and begin the practice Of law. Joe has
lived in Dickinson all his life and
has many friends and associates here
who wish him every success as he starts
out among strangers in his new profess
career.
What is more like a paper collar than
piece of cheap or imitation cut glass?
Don't buy it. We have the exclusive
sale of Hawkes. cut glass; every piece
has the brand on. Hawkes. cuts all the
glass for European courts and wins first
prize at all foreign as we'll as domestic
expositions. T.. J.Greene & Co., Optic
ians, Jewellers and Ensravers. Io-3-tf
A magnificent panorama OF Japan
scenery with descriptive lecture by Rev.
H. V. Rominger, who visited Japan in
1900, will be given under the auspices of
Young Peoples society at the Congre.
gational church on Friday evening, Oct.
10th. Twenty splendid colored views
by Japanese artists and about 40 other
views will be thrown on a large screen
by powerful Helios light. Admission
25c.
Rev. c. f. Dobson, rector of the
Church of the Incarnation, Great Falls,
Mont, one of the largest parishes in the
state, will conduct the services in St.
Johns church next Sunday, both in the
morning and evening, and administer
the Sacrament of Holy Baptism at the
morning service. A large congregation
should be present to welcome Mr.. Dob
son for the good work he did here in
days
At the regular session of the city coun-
Gil last Monday Rev. Rabsteinek, in be-
half of St. Joseph's church, presented a
letter Of invitation to this body to par
ticipate in the dedication exercises to
take place Wednesday, Oct. 2Ist, 10 a. m.
The invitation was unanimously accepted
and the council will attend in a body.
They expressed themselves highly
pleased and honored by the expressions
contained in the letter.
D. S. Littlehales says that the people
at Helena are not as much exercised
the operation of the blackmailing
as the people seem to be liv-
ing at a distance. The railroad men 20
about their work, and even the engineers
who are supposed to be taking the great
est chances, are not finching in the least.
The company has all points carefully
guarded. Special detectives, packs of
b%loodhounds and special equipment are
held for immediate use.
GI ADSTONF N0TES.