The Dickinson press., 1903-10-03

we are IN receipt OF a hobby line of
ladies' and misses skirts, wool sweaters
and vests. A. T. Crowl 4 Co. o-5-tf
.Roquette Bros. added to the already
nice appearance of their store BY putting
i'm another new show case this week.
Ralph Boyer again delighted Dickin-
son church-goers by two fine solos at the
Congregational church Sunday evening.
We have just received a most nobby
line OF ladies' fur boas varying in price
from $3.50 to SI2. 50. A. T. Crowl & Co.
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Tavern Roquette was pleasantly sur
prised by about twenty-five of her little
friends M~onday-her seventh birthday.
Ladies' regular SIS combination fall
and rain coats, only Tour left, special dis
count price $40. A. T. Crowl & Cos.
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f. c. Huidekoper and his guest, Frank
Sproul of Pittsburg, represented the H
T at the Nine. de Mores' dance in Me-
dora.
Engineer Bert Shaw and wife were
surprised Thursday evening by quite a
company Of friends and a pleasant eve
uing resulted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davidson, two
daughters and two sons, Of Sentinel
Butte, spent the early part OF the week
in Mandan.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Rominger at the par.on-
age on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. E. Mrs.
X. D. Wiley, Sec.
Mrs. F.. G. Paddock had a very sue
cessful operation in a Minneapolis hos.
pital and feels very much better since
her return home.
Mr.. Thompson OF Thompson and Nos.
set, real estate dealers, was among the
early Taylorites who were in attendance
at the state fair this week.
Anyone finding a goat skin robe will
confer a great favor on Mrs. VIM. b.
Powers by returning same. The robe
was lost in Dickinson some days since.
w. G.. Waggener, who visited his broth
owner of lots q and %, block IS. The
lots are just east of John Waggener's
residence.
The regular quarterly business meet
ing Of the Congregational church We'd
nesday evening, Oct, 9TH. Every member
and attendant of the church wanted at
this meeting.
B. K. Clinic was out from Cooopers-
town last week and arranged matters for
the winter at the o. P. liner ranch,
which he recently bought. Mr.. Clinic
has gone back to get his goods at
Cooperstown.
We have just received a large ship
ment Of high grade toilet soaps and per-
fumes, bought direct from the factory,
thereby insuring you fresh goods az we'll
as a material saving in prices yer what
YOU would pay small dealers. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. o-I7.tf
Services at the Congregational Church
as usual Sunday morning. Young peoples
meeting at o:3o. The evening service
will be the last union service at the
Methodist church. Mr.. Roadhouse
breaches his farewell sermon.
The rancher, farmer and all in need OF
dry goods, clothing. boots and shoes and
everything in the general merchandise
line for fall and winter can find a most
complete line at A. T.. crowi & Cos.
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The ladies' of St. Johns Guild will
give hot supper. consisting of fried
chicken, baked potatoes, ETC., at the rec
tory on Thursday, Oct. 8, from $50 to 8
o'clock p. m. Price IS.
Have you noticed our window display
of hot water bags. fountain syringes,
atomizers, ice bags. etc. This Is a sea
sonabIe line fresh from the factory and
the prices will interest you. T. ]. Greene
& Co. 1o.3-ti
Ed. Stone has in the city a fine FIVE.
months old gray wolf which seems to bo
of a kind and gentle disposition. An.
other belonging TO the same litter is the
reverse and seems to possess all the
qualities usually termed "wolfsh."
The articles donated for the bazaar tc
be held at the opera house October Il
are valuable. The subscriptions taken
on the s25o-lot donated by Senator Simp'
son are increasing rapidly and the same
is true Of other prizes. Io-3-11
Evening service at St. Johns church
until further notice will be held at 7:3e
o'clock. The subject for the mornings
sermon will be the Communion Office
and will be an explanation of the variou.
parts of that service.
Senator L. A.. Simpson has bought tn.
ffty-foo lot1north of his Van Norden st
residence and is having the same In
closed within his yard.
The D. E. Harmon Land Co. people
had a large number of new settlers GU
last week and again on Tuesday anc
Thursday of this week they had larg.
parties from thu east.
St. Joseph's church Is the admiration
of everybody and those who p~atronizt
the bazar at the opera house on the 1911
will be showing their appreciation of thi'
fine cdifce in a substantial way. There
will be all kinds OF articles on sale.
1o-3-1
Jack. Tibesar, agent for the Securit,
Mutual Life Insurance company, re
turned this week from the Insurance
mems convention in Minneapolis. MI
Tibesar has been made a general agen
of his company, which is but a fttin,
recognition of his ability and faithful
work.
While we regret incidentally having
hurt ~anybody's feelings, still if the cal
fits we cannot help it being worn. Fo
reasons why you should patronize GU
prescription department, see our displa,
ad. elsewhere in this issue. IT, Green
& Co. Io-3-t
Mr.. Morris Horen and Miss Ellie,
Paddock were united in marriage b
Rev. S. M. Roadhouse at the Methods
parsonage September 80. at 2 o'clock r
M. The marriage was a quiet affair, an
the happy couple went to Belheld on tn
afternoon train. They are to occupy III
Paddock residence in this city which vii
be very pleasant for them and CONVEX
lent for Mr.. Horen who is one or the N
P. depot force here. The PRESS join
T with friends in extending congratulations