The Dickinson press., 1903-08-01

Adam kungel has bought the DE
France house Of Capt. J. G.. Saunders
and has gone to work at the Bcrrins.r
market.
August Johnson Of Sully Springs was
in the city again this week. He has
about made up his mind to build and
move his family here.
Gents, when you want something real
nice in the line Of summer shirts, fancy
hose, suspenders, neckties. or a nice shoe,
drop in at A.. T. Crowl & Cos. 5-I6-tf
The new plat OF the Hillisrd and Man
ming addition was placed on file at the
court house the past week, and J. +. Phe-
Ian and John Courtney received deeds
for their lots in the addition.
The cost of a kodak is trifing COM
pared with the pleasure derived from
one; kodaks ST to $50. S. to SIS will buy
a frst-class outfit including camera and
everything needed to make first-class pic
lures. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 5-2-tf
Have a hobby. but don't ride ttoo hard
Our hobby is strict attention to business
and to the wants of our customers in
every detail, which accounts for the popu.
larity of our store and the ever increasing
trade. T. J. Greene & Co. Stiff
l.. F. Crawford returned the first of the
week from Bismarck where he has Just
closed a most successful summer institute
school. The attendance was very large
and the night Mr.. Crawford gave his lee
ture there were over a hundred present.
Frank Stone has bought of J.. c. F.
Parker lots I, 2, 3 and 4 in block s.
These lots are located in Young's addi-
ton just west of the Tingle property.
Mr.. Parker has lots in the block NORTH
where he will be building another year.
Don't smile, this is not a lecture on
Metaphysics. We simply call your at
tention to the fact that We carry the larg-
est and most complete line Of drugs in
Dickinson and can take care of your
business at all times. T. J. Greene & Co.
Stiff
The police authorities took in four
hobos Tuesday night and Justice Folsom,
acting for Police Magistrate Kono, fined
them $40 each and they were sent down
to the cellar which McCloy & Senour
are having excavated to work out the
fine at sI.25 per day and board.
Miss Carrie B. Young has accepted a
posl''Vn On :ne A'sus puollsneo al Au.
from Tacoma and Seattle. Miss Young
will start west in a week or SO and will
stop at Spokane and other cities of in
terest on the way.
Our mail order business has grown to
enormous proportions, due to the prompt
and ~arAf,1 at%npHSor ,,hsrh uv> viva
eyerv order received. We always back
and ship all orders a. ,oon as received.
Send us your orders: we will do the resi-,
McDon,}d r. ponorov e,d;ns drngg;.ts
7eis-tf
o. p. liner has sold his Knife river
ranch consisting of 1000 acres Of land to
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nv pau 'e"' WV "so
c. M. Cornell was renewing ~acquain-
tances in Dickinson this week. Carl is
proprietor of the Haley, Ludlow and
nAiolng s'age inc ano IePorts a sooo
p p1sn, 1u ms alne eonnec.s WIN me
PACK pa ms rHu.e on inc SCUM anu WIN
the nc" EhRIanu route on inc horth.
Miss Ethel Allen of St. Paul has been
| engaged to teach the Green river school
| and will probably arrive in the CITY next
week. Miss Allen expects to visit the
Frank Roberts ranch before opening her
school. her nrothcr. Jay, Is CLERK at the
81. mares ana ner iatner, n. }. Ailen'
makes headquarters IN Dlck'nson:
"a Drrr,,. h.. Gold ~. u.,,,rd
s.r.e. ho,,.e r las Io'I u.,ss r.hn .,;ii
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... ~ mnnth NJ I'D NJ. NY
ran, w;ii now - w,.h;nnton mar r..
con, i,,n in ths f,ii Thsv vii nroh-
ably visit their old home in Canada dur.
ing the coming month.
r.,d.r of III. pprcc u,;,.s about N.
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h bord T. monsd M H. ~ csmnh.Irs KY
nan.u wv 49, w.. cn,pIs.;o, snd
s LIZ a.. ,o. - -. a"t.;nn eom.
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at the N, P. depot and qoes into the tele.
graph service. After relieving the New
Salem man for a week or ten DAYS he
expects to 20 to the Yellowstone division.
Mr.. Stimson is succeeded by c, B. viii.
cult. MI, Heron steps in as freight clerk
and Is succeeded as night clerk bv Mr.,
Paul.
u,.
Inc nrst OF mex. week MISS NTsa
Oloonneil Will on a
Spears will take her place at the post
office. Mss O'Donnell has served the
patrons of Uncle Sam faithfully and well
Tor the past year in her official capacity
as clerk and deserves a rest, which her
MANY friends hope she will enioy.
not many DAYS ago Englneei J. -