The Dickinson press., 1903-02-07

Flynn, looked after his dray business in
the meantime.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. F.
church will have its regular meeting
next Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A full attendance is desired.
Adam Lefor left on Monday with his
I1-months' old daughter for st. Paul
where the little n S to undergo an OPP.
Grafton in St. Joseph's hospital.
E. E. Mikkelson reported Tuesday
that the snyw was no: so deep in his To-
cality in Billings ountv and that stock,
so far as he knew, was doing we'll.
The man who has charge Of Oscar
Skeen's shoeing department has spent
10 years studying the horses foot. "a
word to the WISE" etc. See ad, else
where.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre.
gational church will give a Bubble
Social at the parsonage on Tuesday eve.
ming, Feb. 10th. General admission Isc.
Everybody invited.
That new muslin underwear that
Scofeld is showing is the finest ever
shown in Dickinson, and the prices
lower than you can buy the material and
make them. 2-7-2t
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist church will :give a maple wax so.
cial Tuesday evening, Feb. II, at the
home of Mr.. and Mis-. c. H. Merry. All
are cordially invited. Admission IS cts.
DR.. L. C. Smith wishes to to
his friends and patrons that he will be
away a month studying recent methods
in medicine and surgery in the wards of
the Philadelphia hospitals.
All users of saddles concede the r. +.
Frazier stock saddle, manufactured in
Pueblo, COL. to be the the best. F. J..
Easton is sole agent and carries them in
stock. Sold under a strict guarantee.
2-7-tf
The sale of stamps and envelopes
from the Dickinson postofice for the
half-year has been 5000 more than for
the same period last year, is more in
proportion to the size of the city than is
reported from Fargo.
Elegant new line OF ladies' muslin un-
derwear at Scofeld's. Slumber robes,
skirts, corset covers, drawers and skirt
chimese-they are dreams in muslin
and need only to be seen to be appre-
ciated. 2-7-7t
Rev. +. Ganstad was returning Tues
day morning from Betiiel.. where he con-
ducts divine: services every tire: W eks.
.Mr. Ganstad lives north of Taylor ard
he said that there was about IS inches Of
snow on the Knife.
You will soon have to think about get
ting ready for spring, you will find Fred
Turner the blacksmith at the same old
stand with a larger ;stock than ever.
Work right, prices right, it will pay you
o remember this. 2-7,f.
w. C. Rawson was in Dickinson the
past week visiting relatives and renew-
ing old acquaintance. Mr.. 2awson is
the travelling salesman Of a dry goods
house and has his headquarters at James.
town, and his business will bring him
here every month. Mrs. Rawson and
the children will remain in the city for a
few weeks yet.
Don't fail to examine F. J. Easton's
line of harness and saddles. All harness
are strictly handmade, and nothing but
the best No. I o%ak-tanned leather is used
in this construction, made by skilled
workmen. Sole agent for the R. T.
Frazier stock saddle, made in Pueblo,
Col. 2-7-tf
The spring and summer dress goods
just opened at Sco6eld's shows a greater
variety and better assortment in style
and finish than has been shown in the
wash goods line for the past ten years.
Call and examine these goods. 2-7-2t
Joe Schoeph, an old settler of Belfeld,
died January 10th after a two-months'
illness, aged sixty-fve years and seven
months. He was born in Tyrol, Switzer.
land and had no relatives in this country
but he was tenderly cared for by his
many friends by whom he will be greatly
missed.
There is a great moun of farm and
garden news in the Chicago Weekly
Inter Ocean, besides all the telegraph
and cable news of the world at large.
81 pays for both the Inter Ocean and this
paper for one year. Special deal:
deal? Well, we should say so.
On Thursday night, February 18th, will
occur one of the best dances of the sea.
son. 1t will take place in the opera
house and will be conducted by the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman,
The boys have proven, in past years
their ability to entertain, and will not al.
low their former reputation to be ques'
toned On this occasion. The tickets are
only 81, and you W this to the boys TO,
past courtesies and patronage. DOM
forget the date.
The Dickinson Commercial Club and
Library Association is a 60, and the ar.
ticles of incorporation providing for {
capital stock of $1,000 will be filed soon
The names Of the incorporators are A
Hilliard, w. L. Richards, Dan Manning
L. A. Simpson, Geo. A. Perkins, Jane:
Converse, ]. F. Davis, c. w. Conroy, V
H. Stickney, w. l.. Dickinson and w.
Mcbride. The work will be pushed
rapidly and all plans will be perfected