The Dickinson press., 1903-11-21
Saturday. Nov. n, 1908.

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Saturday, Nov. Fl, 1908.
Fashion plates free at Roquette's.
Io-5I-tf
Oscar Skeen was down from Sentinel
Butte this week.
Wagon covers. tarpaulins and tents at
heCioy Y 4-1o-tf
Mr.. and'Mrs. C.. H.. Engen we're up
from Taylor on Tuesday.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McIloy q oenours. 4-1o-tf
Henry Barry was in from his ranch
the first of the week.
Celery, lettuce amid parsley next
week at Parker Zoos. ~11-21-1t
T. H. Myran and John Gunwall we're
in Dickinson on Tuesday.
Eastern barrel apples. 81 per barrel,
at Drenkels. II-7-tf
]. E. Cobb is keeping books at the
store of A. T. Crewl & Co.
"Sure Pop" snow ball popcorn, at
Parker 4 Cos u-a1-It
l. M. Adams. the machine man, was in
the city on Tuesday.
Pure food law catsup, "Why Not'b rand
at .farKer q COS. I1-2I-I
G. r. Grove and son Dennie were in
from the Cedar last Saturday.
Examine the S. camp stoves at Nc
Cloy q enour 4-Io-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. John Courtney moved
into their new house this week.
A complete line of fall and winter dress
goods at A. T. Crowl & Cos. Io-I7-tf
R.C. Hill has taken the agency for
the Mutual Life Ins. co. of N. Y.
Gunther's famous chocolates and bon
bons at T. J. Greene & Cos. 11-7-tf
The Spalding postoffce south of Rich
ardton has been discontinued.
Get a sweater mufler and keep your
neck warm. Roauette Bros. It-2I-tt
Commissioner Turner and son Claude
were in Dickinson last Saturday.
Bats at Ioc, bats at 12Hc, bats at
13c and bats at 2oc per roll at Sco1eld's.
! Scott
An electric motor supplies the power
for pumping water at the St. Charles.
New evaporated raspberries at SEQ
held's-35 cents per pound. 1o-24-t
The mother of Phillip ,Emmel, south
side, died of heart and kidney disease on
Tuesday.
National Whip Co. Whips on sale at
: Harris, conceded to be the best in the
world. Io3I-tf
c. E. Everett who is with ]. B. Stod-
dard at Sentinel Butte was in Dickinson
, on Monday.
"Home Brand" self rising buckwheat
-four in two pound pack ages at Parker
& Cos. II-2I-It
Miss Josephine Gillespie of Custer
Trail ranch was in the city shopping the
other day.
The hunting season is at hand. Buy
your guns, ammunition atHarts at Chicago
prices. 1o-31-4t
Peter LEM and John Schoenlein of
Richardton were in Dickinson on bust
ness Tuesday.
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Whortleberries, evaporated, at SEQ.
fields. A good "pie timber"--25 cents
per pound. Io-24-tf
Attorney Frank Thompson of Fargo is
visiting his parents, Postmaster and Mrs.
J. c. Thompson.
Beautiful fancy feathers worth up tc
SI.5o for 10 cents at Hawkinsen & Coles
I1-I4-tl
Wenzel Paulicek, living II. miles north
of. this city, died Tuesday morning OIL
cancer Of the stomach.
A fine assortment of mems fur coats
duck coats and men and BOYS cloth coats
at A. T. Crowl & Cos. Io-I7-t
E. !. Berry, proprietor Of the Jordan
hotel in Glendive, was a Dickinson visit
or the past week.
Catawba grapes, bananas, apples II
boxes and barrels, cranberries, oranges
and lemons, at Parker & Cos. 1l-2I-I
The local government thermomete'
registered E degrees below zero Tuesday
night and:4 below the night before.
For sheep-lined canvas coats, go II
Mrs. 7. L. Browns store. Quality unex
celied and prices the lowest in the city
NIB
Ed. Roberts, who recently returned
from a months visit in Buffalo, N. Y.
will be with S. Sedore this winter.
We guarantee our lard put up unde
our own label to be strictly pure steam
Jacket kettle rendered lard. II-2I-I
C.S. Langdon has opened a meat mar
ket on the south side, and c. f. Trasl
is running the third market on the soutf
side.
For softening the water for laundry o
bath purposes, there is nothing equal II
go Mule Team Borax"-I5 cents pc
Mound at Scofeld'S. Io-24-t
F.. E.. Smith, who had been in the cit,
for some time on account ora fractured
leg returned this week to his ranch il
Billings county.
Use bon ami for cleaning glass, silve
and nickle ware-the best article on tn
market for this purpose. Scofeld sell
it at 10 cents. Io-24-t
Ed. tones Of this city and T. N. Har
tunR OF Nl~endIuto1 HdVe oeeA uia"h d
u. S. Jurors Tor the term converting i
Grand Forks OF Dec. Ist.
'.It's a cinch" you will get the best {
it if YOU commence to buy your Xma
goods now at T.. ] Greene & Cos, Or
t%icians, Jewellers and Engravers. II-7-,
MAIDS Jesperson of Taylor was in Dick
ins6f Tuesday on business. M
Jesperson injured his knee last sprin
and although much improved, is sti
unable to'get around as well as he woul
like to.