The Dickinson press., 1903-12-19

Crowl 4 Co. 12.12-tf
The North Dakota educational asso.
citation will hold its annual meeting at
Grand Forks December 20, 20 and Al.
Supt. Della Spears will be in attendance
The Ideal" has a few school and
stenographer tablet, for sale, also a few
boxes of choice writing paper. Look
them over. 17-l2.2t
The most satisfactory article for a
Christmas pacsent is a kodak. we
have a full line-sI to s25. Mcdonald
4 Pomroy, leading druggists. I2-i2.tf
A cold wave struck here Saturday
night and the mercury dropped to ri
degrees below zero. There was but
little wind and people hardly realized
that the temperature was so low.
What is nicer to give your wife for a
Christmas gift, than one of the elegant
carving sets to be had at McCloy &
Senour's. I2-Io-2t
The largest sale Of taffy ever know n
in the city took place at The Ideal last
Saturday which proves hat it is the
popular place for frst-class, fresh goods:
Afew of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever. 12-lo-tf
Supt. w. G. Clark of the Little Mis-.
souri, Horse Co. returned the past week
from Chicago and points east. He was
in attendance at the live stock show.
If you want Angora hoods for your
little girls, Miss Murn will make them
for you. Miss Murn has a very nice line
Of underwear, hosiery, mittens and fas-
cinators for ladies and children. l2-1o.2t
r. S. Brookings returned recently
from the Devils Lake country where he
had been to examine government survey
work on the Indian reservation.
Don't forget to go to Hawkinsen 4
Cole, they will show you something new
in collar and cuffs, also some new hand
kerchief kimonas suitable for Xmas
presents. I2-Io-It.
The ladies OF the St. Patrick's Altar
Society will hold a food and Christmas
apron sale this Saturday evening at Miss
Murn's millinery parlors. Hot coffee
will be served.
Our stock is 3 times larger than ever
before but every day sees some of the
best things gone-if you wait you'll miss
them. +. J. Greene 4 Co.,
Opticians, Jewellers and Engravers.
12-Io-lt.
Our motto is 1--WE will treat you right"
both in prices, quality of goods and cour-
teous treatment. Give us a call and
prove for yourself that we are all we
represent ourselves to be. 1.-The Ideal.
l2-I2.2t..
Xmas will soon be here and you will
need something good to eat in the line OF
sweets. The Ideal has the finest stock
of candies in the city and our prices are
always right. 12-Io-It
Christmas eve, beginning at s o'clock,
there will be a Xmas tree and an enter
tainment, rendered by the Sunday school
at the Methodist church. Considerable
work has been put on the programme
and we hope it will be a good one. All
are cordially invited.
Slippers, mufflers, street hats, fine
shoes, opera shawls, kid gloves, handker-
chiefs, etc. are among the useful Xmas
articles at Langdon's and the prices will
mt your purees. l2-lo-tf
G. F. Fischer, late Of Howard Lake,
Mimi, has bought four blocks just south
of the stowe addition, between the road
leading to;thc Heart r%iverlbridge and the
Touring mill. 1t is understood that a
fine class of brick buildings are to be
| erected in these blocks and that no wood
structure will be permitted.
There is still a supply of fine hand
painted porcelain at Mrs. J. L. Browns
which they give as a present OF those
buying for cash at their store. Don't
fail to ask for the trade tickets when
making your purchase. 12-I2-3t
Captain and Mrs. Auld we're shocked
to receive a wire Thursday that their
daughter Blanche-Mrs. J. w. Dood-
They had not known that she was i'll.
| Mrs. Dodd's many girlhood friends will
In selecting holiday goods it will be
we'll before purchasing to see A. T..
Voegeli's stock of jewelry, watches,
| silverware, etc. He has a fine assort-
ment of high grade goods and is selling
them at moderate prices. I2-5.tf
Miss Jean Aud entertained a large
company of her young friends Monday
night to celebrate her birthday. The
young people had a merry time at games
and enjoyed as thoroughly the dainty
supper provided by their hsstess. The
guests presented Miss Jean with a fine
opal ring and several other tokens OF
their friendship.
Miss Dcge, organist Of St. Joseph's
church graduate Of rhe Royal Conscr-
vatory Of Music, Leipzig, Germany, is
ready to instruct in panic, organ, voice
and German. Recommendations can
be seer at Miss McKenzie's confection-
cry store. Room: Mrs. Christ Peder-
sons. Phone 1898 l2l2-4t
While in the east, recently Rev.. ]. Fl.
Dobbyn rector Of the Episcopal church
of this city keeping in mind the welfare
OF his friends here, procured a handsome
silver communion cup which on his re-
turn he presented to the Methodist
Episcopal church. His kindness will o
doubt provoke the ladies' Of that church
to get the additional pieces Of a COM
munion set.
The readers of the PRESS will find in
the AID of the Hub Clothing Co. 3 puz-
Tics, WuIIu II VIC uIlQCIStdllui COllIlllcI-
cially mean I, A Big Stock; 2, Large
Bills to Meet; 3, No Bank account.
mo Cats" must mean their stock is fire..
quently turned over so it has been un-
necessary to introduce cats, which ami
mails so often bring grief to clean stocks,
1t means
A Staight Cut of IS per cent.
1t means
20 dollars NEW ND,cr
worth of W." >O1oc
for IS dollars.
We understand nothing is excepted in
their fine line Of clothing, %overcoats,
sweaters, silk mufiers, a lot of shoes,
etc. 1t seems a pity a sacrifice of this
kind must be made On new merchandise
but we hope it will bring about the de.
sired results. I2-Io-I
The work OF the fall term closed Fri.