The Dickinson press., 1903-04-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Treasurer Robinson Of Medora is in
the city.
Miss Florence Klihefelter has a posi-
tion with the PRESS.
Mrs. J. H. DAILY spends Easter with her
daughter in St. Paul.
Conductor Sam Gotta is driving a fine
3-year old colt.
Manager Brodie is back from his hunt
ing trip and reports an enjoyable time.
Will Clark closed his deal this week
for the E o band OF horses on Grande
river.
Anything in the jewelry line, watches,
clocks, cut glass or silverware, reduced
to cost. &c. Angllss. 4-II-tf
y Miss Maybelle Twichell arrived from
St. Paul Thursday and will trim for Miss
Murn this season.
Just try a 1907. can of Shilling's Bak-
ing Powder; you can get it at Parker &
Cos. 4-I1-1
Miss Mabel Bachelor of Glendive
was the guest of Miss Ruth Rudiselle a
couple OF days this week.
White Cottolene is better and more
wholesome than lard. For sale at
Parker q Co. 4-II-It
Yes, l have tried Parker & Cos green
tea, pride of Dickinson" and it is the
best we ever used. Mrs. D. 4-11-lt
Mrs. Katherine Ray and John Flynn
were called to St. Cloud, Mimi. the past
week by the death of their brother,
Charles.
Parker & Co expect to have a full line
Of green vegetables, ripe tomatoes, and
strawberries, for Easter. Get your orders
in early. 4-I1-l t
The Misses Hazel and Ethel Little
hales returned to Helena Thursday after
a pleasant visit with old friends and
schoolmates in Dickinson.
Just received car load of lumber
wagons, spring wagons, road carts, etc.
For sale by Geo. Drenkel. 4.I1-tf
c. G. Simpson, late of Dickinson, is
back in the newspaper business, having
purchased the Times at Starkweather,
where he is also a bank officer.
The Knight Templars will attend
divine service at St. Johns church Sum
day evening. Printed programs of the
service will be used. Special music.
We handle schilling's Baking Powder,
said to be the best on the market. Try
can, and if not entirely satisfactory
your money will be cheerfully refunded.
}. e.. r. Parker q Co. 4-I1-It
w. A. Beck: fed a good deal of hay
the past winter at the mountain, but l got
my stock through IN good shape, and
have about s. tons of hay on hand.
had one steer killed by wolves which is
my loss for the winter.
All parties indebted to me are respect.
fully asked to settle by the oath, and any
one having accounts against me will con-
ter a favor by presenting them at once.
F. c. Angliss. 4-I1.tf
Parker & Co. are strictly up-to.date.
They have upon their meat counter a
pair of the very latest Automatic Com
putting meat scales, made by the Money
Weight Scale Co. of Dayton, Ohio.
l bought a package of that "Bon
Ami" at Parker's and it is the best thing
ever struck to clean windows with; i,
does the work so easy. Mrs. S.
4-II-lt
Mr.. Angliss will not leave here fo1
good until some time next month, ano
Mrs. Angliss will not leave for some few
weeks later. He says that Dickinson, Sc
tar as business goes, is A. I, and if il
should be necessary he will be founc
very much in evidence here again.
Lost, in or near Dickinson, a chatelaine
Dag containing a pair OF gold bowed
glasses, with bows broken, a S. bill anc
some smaller change. If the finder will
please leave same at PRESS office thew
will greatly oblige Mrs. w. c. Candee.
Yes, we feed a multitude; you would
thlnk so if you saw tho loads of STUFF
we send put every day. Our customer.
are always pleased with what we sent
them; they know our groceries of all kind
are good and our prices are as low as any
And in reply to Phone or Mail order
we are always very careful to put up jus
what is ordered. Phone No .15 whel
you want anything in the meat or greer,
line, fruits and vegetables, etc.
4-II-It &c. F. Parker. & Cr
Methodist church, Rev. S. NJ. Road
house, pastor. Easter Sunday mornin,
the ordinance of Christian Baptism will
be administered and several candidate
received into full membership. In til
evening the pastor will preach on til
topic, did Christ Actually Rise Fror
the Dead?" Special Easter music b
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