The Dickinson press., 1903-04-25

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m. All welcome. o. T. Just. pastor.
Mrs. Isaac Henderson came up from
Richardson Wednesday to spend some
time with her daughter, Mrs. John Davis.
Miss Tilda Knudson left Tuesday
afternoon for Glendive, where she has
accepted a temporary position on The
Review.
All kinds OF new and secondhand
furniture, harness, saddles, stoves,
bicycles and buggies for sale or trade al
ways on hand. Currie's Second Hand
store. 4-l-Stf
Mrs. S. S. Sutherland returned to the
ranch on Thursday, accompanied by
Mrs. T. L. Beard who went out for a
weeks visit.
Capt. !. P. Baker, the Bismarck bank
er who has large land and stock holdings
southeast of Dickinson, was in the city
on Thursday.
Have two good sheep shearing ma
chimes to sell cheap; in good repair;
ready for use. Currie's Second Hand
store, Eacker's old stand. 4-I8-tf
Z. G. R~osenberger, stenographer to
the Great Northern superintendent at
Larimore, spent a few days in in the city
this week, the guest of the Messersmiths.
Pickles of all kinds dill and sour
pickles at SC per quart, sweet mixed and
fancy sweet pickles 25c per qt., and
sweet pickles at zoe per qt., at a.. t.
Crowl & Cos. 4-I8-tf
Mrs. ]. L. Roberts of Medora was a
visitor in Dickinson this week and made
the PRESS a pleasant call. 1t was her
first trip to this city since last fall.
Under date of April 8, Plymouth, Eng.
land, A. w. Link, sends the PRESS a
card telling of his safe ocean passage.
MI. Link is going to Hamburg, Germany.
Oscar Skeen will have another man in
his shop April 18th. He says he is do
ing more blacksmithing, and especially
horse shoeing, this spring than ever be-
fore. 4-4-tf
President A. Hilliard of the First
National bank Of this city returned on
Monday from his trip to Florida. Mrs
Hilliard and children will return a little
later.
We advise farmers to buy their blue
stone and formaldehyde at a drug store
then they will know what they are get
ting. Blue stone, IL lbs. for 81; formal
dehyde, soc per pint. Mcdonald 4
Pomroy. 4-I1-t1
The Rainy Butte Land Co. bought last
week several townships of land southeas'
of Dickinson. The company has been
quite successful in %disposing of its land
holdings.
Leutz & Co. of Taylor have just re
ceived a car of wire which they are sell
ing at the right prices. Get your wir'
. from them before it is all gone and saw
money. 4-l8.t
Miss Mary Mckinley was rendered
surprise party Saturday evening at he
home, the St. Paul hotel. Mrs. McGin
lev served a delicious supper to the com
pany.
{ f. w. Gilbert, assistant general super
intendent in charge of the middle divi
sion, visited Dickinson this week. H
was accompanied from Mandan west b,
Division Supt. Gibson.
i We have quite a complete line o
products from the Battle Creek SAM
tarium, such as grape nut, postum cerea
nut butter, granose fakes and biscuit:
granola, ETC., atDrenkel's.
Frank H. Konezack who came t
Beach, N. D., last spring from Minnesota
has invented an improved we'll diggin
machine which, it is said, will be wort
a small fortune to him:
{ Richard E. Grund, an engineer on tn
N. P, has bought the Walery house o
upper Willard street for $1,000. TIL
n dealwas made through the Dickinson Al
stract & Real Estate Co. agency.
Those who appreciate good lines {
;. tobacco are finding out the fact that {
> B. Frankenberg's is a good place to G.
He has all the standard lines and take
special pains to keep his stock up an
P have everything fresh. Alb
Foreman White has been advised tn;
this division of the N. P. is to get IL ne
:, consolidated engines, numbered fro'
III 214 up. These engines will weigh a Ii
Is tie over 100 tons each and will equip tn
IL division in fine shape.
Bronze Grass Seed for Sale-Grow
~ on our farms in 1902. Our seed h;
u proved greatly superior to eastern grow
% sold by s%eedfhouses. Shipped by N.
* R. z. or 500 line. Darlington & Case
u Land Co., Melville, N. ID. 49,
Dan Philips is in Dickinson and m;
g remain. His family resides in Mi
;, neapolis. Mr.. Philips spent four yea
in the cattle business in the Northwe
Territory but sold out last fall. He W
formerly engaged in that business bel
IN. GAIL things come to him who wait:
in but it generally comes too late to do y
:" any good. Oscar skeen has only TO
hit Champion wagons left and will not p
mis- in a new stock this year. If you wa
On, one, buy it nov. ~
Gu We most respectfully wish to annou
ue the appearance of the eminent Germ
Comedian, Chas. A. (Karl) Gardner, ST
ute ported by an excellent cast In Lincoln
iu Carriers latest success, 1.-THE Dark
Hour" which comes I the Dickins
,.tf opera house April 25th.