The Dickinson press., 1903-10-03
Get your fur coats refined at the Hub.

Get your fur coats refined at the Hub.
1881
Miss Belle Joyce is visiting friends in
the city since Saturday.
Ladies' and Misses Pingree shoes a,
the Hub. Io-3-lt
The Medora people plan to ship a
trainload of cattle on the 22nd.
Don't fail to attend Miss Murn's mil
linery opening Saturday. Oct. grid. 1881
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy returned
Friday morning from their western trip.
The infant son Of MIR. and Mrs. ]. S.
Snyder died Friday morning at Sentinel
Butte.
Mrs. w. G. Clark was the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Shipley, the first Of the
week.
Easton Bros. have moved their harness
shop into Fred Turner's building corner
Of Willard and Clough streets.
Miss Murn invites the ladies of Dick
inson and vicinity to her millinery open
ing Saturday. Oct. grid. Io-3-1t
Bill Mccarthy returned Monday from
Wisconsin and went Monday night to
Mandan to take part in a roping contest.
English-L Lutheran divine service will
be held by Rev. o. T. lust at 2 D. m. in
the NJ. F. church next Sunday. German
and English Sunday school at $3.50 p. M.
The Hub clothing Co. show a very ex-
tensive and up-to-date line Of mems and
boys wearing apparel. Their suits and
%overcoats will no doubt prove a great at.
traction to in and out of town buyers.
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The Emmons county Republican notes
the fact that Ben Stewart, late Of Ma
poleon, has been getting into trouble in
Dickinson. This Republican says that
this is nothing new for Ben and that his
father at Meridian. Oregon, has fixed up
several such scrapes for his son during
the past year.
D. b. Zimmerman Is back from the
east to look after his fall shipments. Re-
garding the financial condition Of the
country Mr.. Zimmerman says that the
worst is over and that business will
steadily improve. The people of this
section have not felt the financial depres-
sion to any extent.
Word was received Thursday evening
Of the death Of Louis Gilbert Of Sentinel
Butte. Very meager details of the af-
tair are at hand. Louis and Eddie Gil.
bert were taking care of cattle at their
ranch north of town and it is supposed
that deceased came to his death by the
accidental discharge of a gun in his own
hands. Louis was aqout ~ years of age.
Don't, as is too often done when you
60 east with your train of stock, drop
into a place you know nothing about and
buy that fools gold" watch. We can
and do sell you good reliable watches,
and jewelry as cheap as you can buy the
same goods in Chicago or anywhere else.
I. J. Greene & Co., Opticians, jewelers.
and Engravers. Io-3-tf
Duncan Mcneil is taking a short va
cation at the Herb Parker ranch in Bill
ings county. Duncan has been the pleas
ant and accommodating driver for
Parker & Co. for the past two years,
and by his faithful work and attention
to business has certainly earned this his
first vacation.
One of the new settlers who came into
this country a few weeks ago went to
Glendive to make a homestead entry on
a piece of land in Billings county, and
paid the Office a fee Of $50. The fee in
Dickinson would have been less than
nall that amount, and the new home
steader is feeling rather~sore over the
affair.
Nine. de Mores entertained at dinner
Thursday night Mrs. DR.. Stickney,
Mrs. c. F. Gregory. ]. w. Goodall,
foreman for the marquis, Miss Lulu
and Master Johnnie, j.: A.: Nc
Gregor, who was the marquis guide on
many a hunting trip. and Mr.. and Mrs.
u. w. Foley who have for years man
aged the de Mores Mcdora property.
What is more like a paper collar than
a piece of cheap or imitation cut glass?
Don't buy it. We have the exclusive
sale Of Hawkes. cut glass; every piece
has the brand on. Hawkes. cuts all the
glass for European courts and wins first
prize at all foreign as we'll as domestic
expositions. T.. J. Greene & Co., Optic
ians, Jewellers and E%ngravers. Io-3-tf
E. c. Huidekoper came in from the
Little Missouri Horse Co. ranch on
Wednesday and was accompanied by
DR.. McLain, Messrs. A. L. H~uidekopcr,
John Reynolds and Schultz, who had
spent a few weeks at the ranch and were
returning to Meadville, Pa. The party
enjoyed their Bad Lands vacation very
much.
Over fifty people left Wednesday
morning on the special for the state fair
at Mandan. Passengers we're taken on
at the different places along the line and
long before Mandan was reached stand
ing room was at a premium in the
coaches. People went down on every
train from Dickinson during fair days so
that the total attendance from this part
OF the state was very good.
Father Rabsteinek visited the Winona
carnival while east on his pleasure trip
so as to get all OF the best features for
the bazaar at the opera house for the week.
commencing Oct. 10. The Dickinson
cornet band and orchestra are prepar-
ing special music for this occasion and
will delight the people with concerts
each evening. Attend the bazar and you
will not find it dull at any time during
the day or evening, Io-3-It
The following Dickinson people at
tended Madam de Mores' ball in Medora
Sticknsy, c. E. Gregory, Caroline Busse,
man, Agnes and Ella Ray, Alice Camp
bell, Florence Davis, Carrie Messer-
smith, Lulu Goodall. Messrs. John GOOD
all and son Johnnie, H. A. Davis, Geo.
Frye, H. L. Reichert and M. L. Ayers.
Next Sunday being the last that Rev.
S. M. Roadhouse will probably spend in
Dickinson, he will deliver two practical
%disceurses applicable to the situation,
to which a1 interested in the
highest welfare of the church should lis
ten attentively and thoughtfully. At II
a m. the subject will be 1.-THE Removal
of the Pastor" and at 7:so p. m. "The
Coming of His Successor. Ahearty well
come to all,
Miss NJ. Dege will give a musicale
at an early date at the opera house
and will extend gratuitous invita-