The Dickinson press., 1903-12-05
Mrs. L. X. Grantier was in Taylor this

Eighteen took the teachers examina
tim and nearly all were successful.
When you buy an underskirt buy the
bcst"Snrosis". A. T. Crowl & Co. I2-5-t
Conductor M. X. Bradford has com.
from Mandan to run on the west end.
Miss Katharine NJ. Porter of Milaca
Mimi, has accepted a position on the
Press.
Buy the square shoulder neversliI
calk at Pederson's; they are the handiest
lI,2l-3
w. c. Mckenzie of New England wa.
in the first part of the week for a load o.
goods for his store.
W. have just a few $500 black plume.
left; we will let them 60 for $500. Hawk
inson & Cole. l2-s-1t
Mrs. Lydia M. Richards made a bust
ness trip to Beach Thursday and sold 3
quarter section twelve miles from Beach
at So per acre.
Well sell everything known in photo
giraphy, Films for all cameras, plates fol
all cameras. Mcdonald & Pomroy
1o-3I-tl
The Germania Life ms. Co. of NY
is out with its 1904 calendar and ]. F
Treat, state agent, has remembered the
PRESS with one.
Don't miss seeing our line of baby
coats and bonnets; they are we'll selected
and prices are right. c. S. Langdon.
II-2I-ti
Miss McCarty, the Sentinel Butte
teacher, returned to her work Sunday
afternoon having spent Thanksgiving in
the city.
An ideal Christmas present for the
ladies is a dress or waist pattern. You
can find them at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S,
~l2-5-(t.
Miss Dorothy Ayers entertained ten
girl classmates December lst-her
seventh birthday. Misses Featherstone
and Whitcher were also her guests.
Let us show you asample photo, made
with one OF those Eastman Kodaks which
we sell with complete outfit for $3.50
Mcdonald 4 Pomroy. Io-3l-tt
Mrs. Joe Dickinson of Tacoma was a
N.P passenger this week en- route to
Wisconsin. She expects to visit Dick
inson relatives on her return.
In buying neverslip calks why not
buy the best and most convenient-thc
square shoulder neverslip calk for sale
by Christ Peterson. 12-5-3t
Miss Pauline Scofeld, who has assisted
in the south side schools the past month,
began her own school in the basement
of St. JesePh's church Monday.
All the new canned goods, vinegar,
boiled cider and catsups, and maple
syrups, at Sco6eld's are guaranteed tc
comply with the pure food law. 1928 tt
H. c. Christensen left Tuesday morn.
ing with a load Of supplies for his ranch
OF the winter in the city with his child.
rem.
Insure your cattle against blackleg by
v%accinating with improved blacklee
vaccine. A syringe is the only ontft re
quired. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. Io-3I-tf'
w. B. Howe writes from Boston that
he expects to visit in Worcester an6
New York and 60 to Chicago for the
stock show, returning home in a few
days more.
In order to make room for our new
stock, we will sell our dress hats at re
duced prices and street hats below cost
Hawkinson & Cole. 12-5-it
Don't forget that 1.-THE Ideal" is 10
Gated in the Campbell building on sins
street, first door north of the Recorde
office, and is now open for business.
The New Salem Herald tells how
Manager ]. F. Brodie recently visitet
one of the Morton county schools ant
by invitation of the winsome school mis-
tress delivered an address.
Out of town people who require tn
services of a FIRST class drug store SHOULD
send their orders to US. All orders file,
bv registered pharmacists. McDonal,
& Pomroy, Leading druggists. Io-3I-t
Oscar Skeen was IN the CITY on Wed
nesday and was inclined to think tina
the snow storm did not extend as ia
west as Sentinel Butte but he found on
differently on his return in the evening
Now is the time to buy that Xma
gift before the best things are pickle,
out by your neighbor. Now you be til
one to pick that best thing at T.
Greene & Cos, Opticians, Jewellers an
Engravers. II-7-i
George F. Woodman and William c
Lang we're in Chicago this week in a
tendance upon the national live stoc
exposition. They expect to stop in S
Paul and will be away about two weeks
We are not cutting prices or scllin
shoes at special sales once in a whil'
but we are selling good shoes cheape
than any place in the city. every day i
the week. Remember the place an
save money. c. S. Langdon. 1I-2I-
Ferdinand Leutz, commissioner of ii
%surance, expects to leave soon for Gel
manyto spend the winter with his vii
who has been over there for the pa:
year.
Geo. Waggoner who drives the deli,
cry wagon for the Dickinson Mercantil
CO., fell down the back stairs at Chri.
Pederson's residence not long since an
narrowly escaped serious injury.
+ Saturday, Dec. 5. will be "taffy" da
at "The IDEAL" Fresh tafy of all til
different aavors will be sold for I5c pe
, pound on this day only. I2-5-
MIR. and Mrs. John Courtney we,
thoroughly surprised BY the Avenu
Club Saturday evening. The visitor
brought refreshments, tables, etc. an
took entire possession to the pleasure
all concerned.
Mr.. and Mr.. L. Eyer were in the fir
OF the week from their Knife river ranc
: just below the old Jack Williams plac
Mrs. Eyer hopes to receive a visit fro
her daughter, Mrs. P. Frazier, Of Levi
] ton, Idaho.
Rev. VIM. H. ,Gimblett left for II
, eastern part of the state Monday mor1
! ing. He is an earnest worker and II
! special services at the Congregation
church have proven very helpful. M
Gimblett during his two-weeks stay m
nearly OH the peop1a IN thar homec