The Dickinson press., 1903-05-23

Angus Nell mas gone WcSt 10 see the
country and seek a fortune.
For sheep branding paint, 90 , MIC
Donald & Pomroy. 5-23-tf
Remember that Northrop's auction
sale starts at 10 a. m. May 20.
Joe Cuskelly returned the first of the
week from his outing at Oakdale.
John P. Burns, the Glen Ullin lumber
dealer, was in the city on Tuesday.
Cyril, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Drury.
has acut meningitis in a mild form.
Miss Mary Foley of Medora is teach
ing n OF the Morton county schools.
Harry Beidier's father and mother, OF
St. Cloud, Mimi, are here on a visit.
Dickinson has the third dray line, A.
R. Stewart having taken out a license.
A good shop, the old Skeen place, for
rent. Inquire Of E. L. Scofeld. 5-23-2t
w. S. Parkin has sold his leadership
store at Fort Yates to Voss & Wickham.
Ed. S. Foley of Medora was shaking
hands with Dickinson friends on Tues
day.
Dominick Vranna is erecting a good
dwelling at his place eight miles north
west of Dickinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Kick, of Tay-
lor, returned home this week from their
visit in Herman, Mo.
Mrs. Ed. Foley returned Il Medora
last Saturday, but expects to come back
again within a few days.
Miss Edna Clark entertained her Sun.
day school class of boys last Saturday at
the Episcopal rectory.
L. F. Crawford, who visited his ranches
north the past week, reported consider
able rain around Oakdale.
Herbert Powers of Boston has accept
ed a position at Drenkels store. Mr..
Powers is a nephew of c. H. Merry.
Sheep branding paint-the kind that
sticks to wool-all colors. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 5-23.tf
The Ladies Altar society of St. Pat
rick's church will meet with Mrs. NJ.
Mckinley next Wednesday afternoon.
Drs. V. H. Stickney and Geo. A. Per-
kins went to Bismarck on Thursday to
attend a meeting of the state medical
board.
Miss Jennings of Waverly, Mimi, who
had been visiting at the Ray home the
past two weeks, returned east on Thurs
day.
For wagons, spring wagons, carts. Nc
Cormick machinery, windrowers, hay
loader, hav %stackers, and bull rakes, go
to Drenkel's. Soft
Evening prayer without sermon will
be said at St. Johns Sunday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Morning prayer and SER
mon as usual.
Wool sacks, wool Irvine, sewing Irvine,
duck bed sheets and wagon covers.
suits, cowboy suits hats and gloves, at
A. T. Crowl & Cos. Soft
Alex Sutherland Of Crawfordville, In
diana, a relative of A. A. Poison, arrived
in the city recently and expects to spend
the summer here.
For Armour & Co.'S hams, bacon, salt
side, barrel pork, summer sausage, Swift
& Armour's lard, picnic hams and can
ned meats, go o Drenkers. Soft
District court will be held in Medora
next Monday and on the following day
the county will vote on the proposition
Of paying a s2.5o-wolf bounty.
For crockery and silvcrware of any
kind, flower pots, crooks, jars, jugs all
sizes, Russian pots, milk pans and churns,
20 to Drenkels. Soft
DR.. c. c. Young was in Dickinson last
Saturday with a Chicago attorney he
was interesting in some lands in this
locality.
Cowboy boots-the best ever-s3:5o,
$500, $500 and 5000, and everything
the cowboy needs, at A. +. Crowl &
Cos. 5-l6-ti
There was a downpour of rain again
Thursday night. From $50 in the even
ing until 8 o'clock the following morning
zoo inches fell.
The Sorosis skirts are the queen Of
for the money. A splendid assortment
at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-16-tl
Sheriff Goodall returned from Ante
lope Wednesday night and reported tina
the east end Of the county had a grea
amount of rain during the past week.
Gents, when you want something rea
nice in the line Of summer shirts, fame!
drop in at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-I6-t
DR.. L. C Smith returned Friday morn
ing from Michigan where he had beer
for several weeks looking after som'
business matters for his mother.
Brooks Goodall was in from the nortl
the past week. He started back on Tues
day and rather expected to find the waite
high in.some of the streams.
Ladies and Misses ready-made sum
mer dresses and skirts of linen. duck ant
zephyr Bingham, at A. T. Crowl & Cos
SLOT
Engineer and Mrs. E. E. Hagan lei
on Wednesday for Bedford, Iowa, on
visit. Mr.. Hagan will be absent a mont
and Mrs. Hagan will remain away for
longer time.
For the best bottled goods-as olive
gherkins, sweet and our pickles, onion
chowchow, India relish, jams and pre-
r serves, 60 to Drenkel's. So.
M. M. Cone, foreman of the 0.
liner ranch on Knife river, was in Dicl
inson this week and was initiated int
the order of Workmen on Wednesda
night.
+ For everybody, and especially invalid
and people troubled with indigestion,
: full line of Battle Creek Sanatarium foe
t products-as grape nuts, postum cerea
granose, granola, and unfermented graz
juice, 60 to Drenkers. 50.
The people of Taylor have decided
celebrate on the 4th Of July and ever.
body interested in the matter are invite
S to meet at the implement Office of Els.
& MYran Saturday evening to elect cor
mittees and arrange for a suitable pr
y gram.
Velour remnants of sgd. lengths Fl
Il upholstering and drapery purposes.
n certainly bargains; also new and vel
pretty arrivals in portiere curtains. at