The Dickinson press., 1903-04-04
Dill pickles at Drenkel's.


for sheep and cattle out south.
Cakes of all descriptions. hot cross
buns and rolls at the Easter sale.
Billy Whinn went to Billings on Mon
day to look at a band of sheep.
John Neil has returned from amonth's
visit at the Levi Dodge sheep ranch.
M. Pisha has bought a farm in Michi-
gan where his family will go in a few
weeks.
Harry Annier returned Wednesday
morning from his winters visit in Prince
Edward Island.
o. S. Chase was in from the south this
week and reported the best winter for
stock in many years.
Jon Buchanan, administrator of the
Josef Schoef estate, was down from Bel
field on Wednesday.
Ed. J. Berry. proprietor of the Jordan
hotel in Glendive, visited in Dickinson
the first of the week.
Geo. Clark was down from South
Heart on Tuesday and bought a mixed
bunch of 66 cattle of A. J. Allen.
Heinz's pure malt vinegar IS cents per
quart; Bengal Brand Boil cider 40 cents
per quart. J. c. F. Parker & Co. 3-4.tf
Sam Brand of Taylor who was in
Dickinson on Wednesday said that the
farmers would like to see snow or rain
soon.
Try Bon Ami, the great cleaner for
windows, show cases, nickle, silver, cop
per, etc.,-makes things shine-does not
scratch. Ten cents per cake at Parker T.
Co. 4-4-tf
The z per cent state FIRE tax for 6remen
will give the Dickinson Fire Department
s2II this year, a slight advance over last
year.
Don't go dirty. Parker & Co. have
plenty of soaps of all kinds, including
toilet soaps, palm olive, %glycerine, tar
fairy, wool soap, etc. J. c. F. Parker &
Co. 4-4-tf
Guy De France has resigned as a
member of the state reform school board
and a mar from Kidder county has been
appointed to the position.
Mrs. Henry Jennings was taken worse
last week and left Dickinson on Tues
day for a Twin City hospital. Mr.. Jcn-
nings joined his wife at Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. F. f. Morgan moved out
to their ranch this week. Mr.. and Mrs
]. E. Cobb are expected back within a
few days to take their house again.
J. F.. Brodie, E. P. Stanley, J. NJ. Brady
H. J. Gruschus and Claude Miller made
up a party that left on Wednesday for a
goose hunt northwest of New Salem.
In this issue will be found the an
nouncement of E. H. Brewster, proprie.:
tor of the Beaver Valley Heretords, who
offers his ranch and entire herd for sale
T. H. Myran and A. L. Esse are living
in Taylor where they are handling farm
machinery. 1t was announced that they
would give a dance in their new machin'
cry building the evening of the and.
Have you tried Pride of Dickinson
tea? best green tea Of the market. W.
also keep the very best grade of English
Breakfast and Gunpowder tea TT,
them and be convinced. ]. c. F. Parke1
& Co. Att
Quite a number Of friends enjoyed
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. X
Knutson on Tuesday evening. Card'
and dancing were the order Of amuse
ment, and nice refreshments were served
Parker & Co. feed a multitude. The,
handle the best brands of all kinds 0
canned goods; their meats of all kinds
are choice; they have the best line o
picked and fresh fish in the city-anc
above all their prices are right. 4-4-tI
Mrs. Current will entertain the Ladies
Aid of the Congregational church mex
Tuesday afternoon, April 7, at 3 o'clock
All old members are urged to be pres
ent, and any others who desire to be
come members are cordially invited
Mrs. K. D. Wiley, Asst. Sec.
Cali things come to him who waits,
but it generally comes too late to do yo
any good. Oscar Skeen has only fou
| Champion wagons left and will not pu
in a new stock this year. If you wan
one, buy it now. 4-4-t
An execution sale on Tuesday after
noon interested a number Of people
The ]. l. Case Threshing Machine Co
bid in the threshing machine propert
and the horses we're sold to differen
individuals.
The ad. of Justice, Bateman & c.
appears in this issue. This house is on
of the old established wool houses of tn
country. The firm did we'll forthe WOO
growers Of this locality last season an
they will be early in the field this yea
and will undoubtedly get a good bus
ness.
"Palm Sunday, Christ Weeping Ovt
the City that Rejected Him." will be tt
subject of the sermon at the Congreg
tional Church Sunday morning. precede
by a short sermon to the childre
Young Peoples meeting at 6:3o. Sui
ject at 7:3o, 1.-THE Midnight Revel
: Midweek service Wednesday evening
7:3o.
Next Sunday is Palm Sunday and wi
be observed in the Catholic churches
this city. Rev. Rabsteinek will lea'
Tuesday for Fargo to assist during Il
Holy week exercises at the Cathedr;
He will return in time to oficiate Satu
day morning. Next Wednesday, Frid;
and Saturday are strict fast days for Il
Catholics.