The Dickinson press., 1903-02-21
For wagon repairs go to Christ Peder-
av<f

son. 2-I4.tt
Blacksmith and wagon.makers mater
ials Of all kinds at Pederson's. 2-14-tf
L. Scott of Taylor was in Dickinson
last Saturday and proved up ~on his
claim. before Jas. G. Saunders.
Miss Tilda Knudson, of the Recorder
office is q%uarantined in Mandan. her sis
ter's child having diphtheria there.
The Misses Della and Florence Spears
returned Saturday from a very pleasant
six-weeks' visit at their home in Texas.
Sam Baker. formerly a railroad man of
this city, now braking out of Tacoma,
was IN east bound passenger on Mon
day.
Conductor M. X. Bradford returned
from the Brainerd hospital the first of
the week, where he has been for treat
ment, and has resumed his duties on the
road.
Mrs. Jas. Harrington returned Mon
day from Valley City where she was
called on ccoun of the death of her
sister.
The most complete and exquisite line
of ladies' and gents shoes have just been
opened at u store. Seeingi is believing.
A, +, CroWl & Co. 2-lI-I
Mrs. L. A. Davis and Miss Clara spent
last week very pleasantly at Glendive
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bren-
nan, returning to Dickinson Saturday.
Mrs John Courtney entertained the
Clio club Friday night at the home of
Mrs. Emma McCloy, and entertains the
Avenue club tonight at the same place.
If you have any blacksmith work you
want done Christ Peterson will do it for
you. He does good work and his prices
are reasonable. New shop next door
north of o. K. stable. 1-3I-tf
Representative Geo. Senour went to
Fargo Tuesday to attend the meeting
of the Hardware Mems Association, and
returned tt join the legislators at Bis
marck yesterday.
All users of saddles concede the r. T.
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
John Hartinger: Have been feeding
hay the past three weeks. think stock
does much better than to have to rustic
all the time. Have plenty of hay to last
until grass comes
We can't give you a better tip than to
advise you to buy a 'Sorosis" when you
want a petticoat. Beautiful line just re.
ceived. A.: T. Crowl & Co. 2-21-lt
Crowl &. Co. have gotten in Il hne new
lot of the latest up-to-date etimine dress
goods that YOU should call and examine.
1t is the SWEETEST of the season. 2-2I-I
Miss Ruth Phalen is making a record
as a student at the University at Madison,
Wis. In recent examinations her record
for all studies ranged from good to ex-
cellent.
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
to remember this. 2-7tf.
The Northern Electric Co. have plans
made to enlarge their building at Dick
inson and put in a new boiler and an
other dynamo, thus doubling the pres
ent capacity of the plant.
The Evangelical Mutual Insurance
Co. insured s4o5,555 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
Fireman Guy Gleason and wife, who
have been living in Glendive, moved to
Dickinson this week to make their fu-
ture home, and are costly domiciled at
E. E. Hagan's where they expect to
remain for some time.
Miss Mile E. Showers, state president
of the Rebekah assembly, will be in
Dickinson on Tuesday, Feb. ~, and all
Rebekah's are requested to be at the
lodge room Tuesday evening to meet
her and extend a fraternal welcome.
Don't fail to examine F. ]. Easton's
line of harness and saddles. All harness
are strictly handmade, and nothing but
the best No. ~oak-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
Those spending the week at home dur
ing the adjournment of the Legislature
are Miss Catherine Coleman, Rep. Frank
Lish and Senator Simpson. Mrs. Simp-
son also accompanied her husband from
Bismarck on Monday, after a brief visit
there.
Don't fail to look over Os car 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. 2-2Iti
!. r. Mcdonald, who was sent to Bis
marck last May for horse stealing, has