The Dickinson press., 1903-10-31
Mrs. DR.. Davis went to Gladstone on
Thursday to give music lessons.

Mrs. DR.. Davis went to Gladstone on
Thursday to give music lessons.
We are in receipt of a nobby line of
ladies' and misses skirts, wool sweaters
and vests. A. T. Crowl 4 Co. o-5-tt
The very best; the very select; the
tone-giving; the trade-winning hats at
Mrs. ]. L. Browns. lo-i7-3t
We have just received a most hobby
line of ladies' fur boas varying in price
from $3.50 to sI2.5o. A. T. Crowl & Co.
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The Consolidated Coal Co. has dry
Ignite Goa in sheds for quick delivery.
Phone Phillip Emmel. Walton 4 Davi:
lumber yard. 6-6-tf
E1erytAinQ replete wiM the best
u0Ueltes OF the season at Mrs: j: L:
BrOWn'S. IO-l7y
Insure your cattle against blackleg by
v%accinating with improved blackleg
vaccine. A syringe is the only ontft re-
quired. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy.
Ladies' gauntlet gloves, and ladies'
dressed, undressed and macho gloves;
also ladies' and misses golf gloves at A:
T. Crowl 4 Co.'S. Io-I7-tf
Ed. Dodd has a very pretty building
site in the western part of the CITY,. This
fall he is having a double row OF tree
holes dug around the lot and another
spring he will commence the erection OF
a 2-story house.
Men wanted-coal miners and labor
ers; good wages and steady work guar.
anteed. Apply to Consolidated Coal
Co., Lehigh, N. D. Io-I7-3t
w. B. Howe has fixed up matters for
the winter at his sheep and cattle ranch
es and after attending to cattle sales in
Chicago the coming week will leave for
Vermont to paw his relatives and old
friends a visit.
Why buy "dry goods store" jewelry
when you can buy the real article for but
little more. We handle only goods made
by reliable makers who gladly replace
any piece that should not be satisfactory.
r. I.Greene & Co. Opticians, Jewel.
ers andEngravers. Io-24-tf
For sottening the water for laundry or
bath purposes, there is nothing equal to
40 Mule Team Borax"-I5 cents per
pound at Sco6eld's. Io-24-tt
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Beard left for
Casselton where they will visit for a
month before going to St. Paul for the
winter. Mr.. Beard has his stock interests
turn until spring.
Ladies' regular SIS combination fall
and rain coats, only four left, special dis
count price $40. A. T. Crowl 4 Cos.
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William Wilson. stock solicitor for
| PARIS T. Co., returns east this week.
MI. Wilson has had a good business and
satisfied. He will read the PRESS dur
ing the winter and so keep posted on
| the stock news of this locality.
The executive board of the state irriga-
| ton association will hold a meeting in
Fargo on the 9th of November. w. L.
| Richards and John Sutherland are men,
beers of the board from this district.
Mayor Manning and others from Dick
inson expect to attend the meeting in
Fargo.
Misses Anna Simms, H. Mae Johnson,
Mabel Bachelor, Arie Mack, Mary Os.
born and Frances Johnson, are among
beauty contest of the Butte Inter Noun.
Inter Mountain will send thirty young
| ladies from the state of Montana.
A. T. Stimson has been appointed
cashier at the N. P. depot vice Claude
| Wilcott removed on account of a short
age of some 5000. Mr.. Stimson former
" held the position Of cashier here and
resigned to work in the telegraph de-
partment. The company was glad to
have him return.
J.. H. Let's OF Pittsburgh, Pa, was in
the city the first of the week visiting his
uncle, 7. S. Let's. He had just come
from Seattle where he visited Mr.. and
Mrs. H. W. Bates. Mr.. Let's is presi-
dent of the Continental Queensware Co.
and, with his brothers. is owner of a $50,
ooo-acre plantation in Mexico. Mrs.
Let's accompanies her husband on his
western trip.
"The Fading Leaf" will be the subject
of the ermon at the Congregational
church Sunday morning, preceded by a
short sermon to the children. Parents
please come with children. Junior Con-
secration meeting at 3 o'clock; Young
Peoples meeting at 6:3o. 1.-THE Tragic
Story of Fast Young Man" is the subjec,
of the evening sermon at 1880. Good
music.
Notices of coming attractions at oul
theatre embrace all phases of mimic en-
tertainment. Bat we recall nothing o.
greater interest in this particular line
than "Old Jed Prouty." A play; yet
a reflex of existing characters, and ar
object lesson. At Dickinson Wednes
day, Nov. a..
One Of the most beautiful dramatic
sketches ever pre- sented on the stage viii
hold the boards at the Dickinson opera
house next Wednesday, Nov. 4th, whe1
"Old Jed Prouty," that old yet ever new
drama of New England life will be pre-
sented. 1t would be a tax of patience tc
detail its story here, but no 0 delight
full evening can be spent than again wit
Messing Richard Golden's charming idol
The Bismarck land office has rendere.
a decision for defendant in the Levi Col
grove VS.. Mike Gion contest case. Ih'
case attracted a good deal of attention
inasmuch as VIM. Colgrove first tool
the land under the reservoir act. Their
was some hitch about the water CLAIM
proof being made within the required
time, and Gion filed a homestead on tn
same. 1t is likely that the case will
be appealed. J. H. Field appears TO
Ir:a.IN r C.,,for1 for To10royo
CONFESSIONS OF A PRIEST.