The Dickinson press., 1903-03-07
Watch Roque.te's window.

rOT wagon repairs 90 10 ~0tlSI TSucI'
son. 2-I4-tf
Get your blacksmith work done at
Pederson's. 3-7.ti
Naval oranges, a5 to 50 cts. per dozen,
at Drenkel's. 2.I4.tf
Blacksmith and wagon.makers mater
ials Of all kinds at Pederson's. 2.I4-tf
]. H. Caldwell and wife of Taylor were
visitors in the city this week.
Bishop Mann held divine service at
St. Johns church Friday evening, March
9th. +
The Summit Avenue euchre club viii
meet with Mrs. Louis Crombie Saturday
night.
The Rev. J. H. Dolby will hold divine
service at Medora Wednesday evening,
March nth.
Just received a line Of skirts from New
York. Don't miss seeing them. They
are beauties.
Capt and Mrs. c. E. Gregory and baby
Helen have been spending the week
pleasantly at Bismarck.
Arthur Sterland is now located at Pom
pegs Pillar, Mont. where he has a good
position as operator.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church and society will have their sup.
per and sale on Thursday, March 26.
A. T. Crowl & Co. are continually re.
ceiving more new goods. Drop in and
see their new line. 1t costs nothing to
look. 3.7-lt
Frank Danephauer Of Richardton was
in the city Tuesday and reports less
snow in their neighborhood than about
Dickinson.
We sell you a good watch for less
money than you paw for a poo n else
where. T. J. Greene Il Co., Jewellers
and Opticians. 7.78tf
John Manley of Red Lake Falls.
MIMI, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Chas.
Brislin, in the city this week, on his way
to the coast.
Gents when you are ready to purchase
a spring hat, shirt and ties, see the mob
by line at A. T. Crowl & Co. s:3.7.It
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Congre-
gational church will hold a special meet.
ing with Mrs. Fox on Tuesday, March
10th, at = p. m. All ladies invited.
The little SOL Of Jacob Rothchild Of
Gladstone. died Wednesday from the
effects of being scalded on Monday
morning.
This means you've can save you
money on high grade watches, clocks,
jewelry and %silverware. T. J.. Greene &
Co., Jewellers and Opticians. asst
The Northern Electric Co. is seriously
considering a plan to nov their plant
from the N. p. right.of-way to the Len
neville homestead where an abundant
supply of coal and water is accessible.
Don't fail to look over Oscar Skeen's
stock Of pillow lays before having your
plows fixed up for spring; we have some-
thing new; something that will please
you; something better than has ever been
in Dickinson before. 2.2Itf
A. E. Mitchell, superintendent Of mo.
tive power for the N. P, and NJ. c. Kim.
berly, general superintendent, we're dis.
tinguished guests in the city Saturday,
looking over the railroad situation and
making a few changes.
The Evangelical Mutual Insurance
Co. insured s4os,ss5 in North Dakota
last year. This is more than any other
mutual company insured in N. D. last
year. Mcbride & Baker are agents for
this company. I.3I.tf
Helena, Mont, March 4.-The worst
blizzard OF the winter is raging here.
Nearly a foot Of snow has fallen within
twenty.four hours. This means an
abundance of water for mining and irri.
CATION purposes.
You can get some very choice new
brands OF coffee at Drenkles'. One OF
these is the white Star" line, also the
Harrington Hall" steel cut. 1t will pay
you to try them. Something new and
fine in quality. 7.71.tf
Congregational church, Rev. H. v.
Rominger. pastor. At the morning ser.
vice at Io:4s the subject will be: "How
to Save the City," preceded by a shor,
sermon to the children. In the evening
at 7:3o the pastor will give his sermon.
lecture on his visit to Athens and Mar.
Hill.
That the editorial excursionists are en-.
We'd by many Of the craft" who vert
left behind goes without saying-and we
venture the statement that on their next
annual" az many again will join the
ranks. Money disposed of on a trip like
this is we'll expended, and cannot fail to
be beneficial.
VIM. Littlehales returned from the
Coast Saturday very much improved If
health, and is at work as water service
man on the Yellowstone division of tn.
N. P, with the same salary as he re
ceived as day foreman. This is a new
office that has recently been deemed
necessary by the railroad officials. and
will no doubt prove a great help.