The Dickinson press., 1903-03-28
Dill pickles at Drenkels.


New Natty line of neckwear at The
Hub. 3-28.lt
Twenty pounds good new prunes for
81 90 at Drenkels. 2-2I-ti
Try the Honey Dew brand of canned
goods at Drenkel's. 2-I4-,i
Remember Oscar Skeen has the best
%horseshoer in the city. 2.2Itf.
You ear get some very choice new
brands OF coffee at Drenkles'.
Mrs. W. c. Reid OF Medora went to
jamestown on Wednesday to spend some
months.
Pete Weber returned this week from
Canada and has gone to work for Mrs.
Brown & Co.
Mitchell and Shutter wagons at Man.
dan Nero. Co.'S 3-2I-tf
States Attorney Joe Gamble of Bill
ings county was in the city on Thursday
and appointed Attorney Simpson his as
sistant.
On Monday morning the east-bound
passenger train contained four retrigera-
tor cars loaded with Columbia river
salmon, consigned to New York parties.
G. S. Cryne, clerk of the Gladstone
school district, was in Dickinson on
Thursday on business connected with the
issuance of $500 bonds.
Will Clark has bought IS horses OF
Dan Deffebach of the Gave Hills coun-
try. These horses will be ship
ped cast about the 18th Of May.
L. D. Dohrmann Of Taylor thinks that
the precipitation has been too small the
past winter and Chat snow or rain is
needed to make good crop conditions.
want a frst.class girl to do house.
work-must be good %laundress. Wanted
by the middle of April. Call or adore IS
Mrs. L. A. Simpson, Dickinson, N. D.
3-7I-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Gress, of Wash
ington, we're on their way Wednesday to
Richardton to visit relatives. They
formerly resided in the vicinity of Rich
ardton.
This week the Supreme Court at Fargo
re-instated Attorney l.. A.. Simpson
which will be good news to his many
friends in the state. Now let bygoncs
be bygones.
Recently o. P. liner sold Alex. Miller
of Washburn three 3-year old Percheron
horses at 500 each. The horses were
halter broken and averaged about 1900
pounds in weight.
The first OF the week there we're three
cars of horses in the Dickinson yards
from Twin Bridges and one from Bill
ings. The horses were being shipped to
parties in Canada.
The ladies of the Congregational
church were successful with their supper
and sale Thursday evening at the opera
house. The receipts were sI3o with
about S expenses.
o. P. liner has gone to Missouri to
buy a carload of registered Herefords
and it will pay those who expect to pur-
chase this spring to wait a week or two
and see these cattle.
M. H. Bran has secured his spring
stock of tailor goods and can show you
some handsome patterns. Bran also
wishes to call the attention of ladies to
the fact that he can sponge cloth and al
ways give satisfaction. 3-28-2t
M. J. O'Leary, late of Mandan, has
taken a position in the Carroll 4 Neil
barber shop, which gives Sim an oppor.
tunity of giving his personal attention
to his livery business.
Mr.. Mikkelson of the Northwestern
Cornice & Roofing Co. of Minneapolis is
in charge of the timing work on St.
Joseph's church and is apparently max
ing good progress with the work.
H. c. Christensen says he has had a
fine winter for his stock 60 miles north of
Dickinson. Jim Wilson, aslo ranging
in the same locality was in last week and
gave the same report regarding his cattle.
The brilliant costumes t be used at
the Dickinson opera house at the pro.
production Of Michael Strogoff Easter
Monday, April 18th, will be loaned
specially by one of the greatest theatrical
stock companies.
Don't fail to look over Oscar Skeen'e
stock of pillow lays before having your
plows fixed up for spring; we have some.
thing new; something that will please
you; something better than has ever been
in Dickinson before. 2-2Itl
]. M. Taft was in Dickinson this week
He said that two weeks ago he heard
from their ranch and the stock was do.
ing splendidly. He was going to send a
boy out to the river again this week &c
SEC llO" luiuSS "CISs
Macaroni wheat for seed. Recon-
mended by US. Dept. of Agriculture a!
a drouth resister. Good for twice thu
yield of other wheat in dry season
famous for yield always; the wheat fo'
sub-arid regions. Address Darlington
& Casey Land Co., Jamestown, N. D
3-2I-6l
Mrs. Geo. Waggener who was calico
to Iowa the first of the week by the ill
ness of her mother, is expected home to
day or tomorrow and will bring the little
child of MI. and Mrs. Adam Lefor. The
child has been in a St. Paul hospital TO
over two months.
During the week VIM. N. Crist was il
for his son Irving who had been spending
two weeks in the city az a result of