The Dickinson press., 1904-01-30
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.

Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.
1 I2-26-t
/ Gasoline nc per gallon. Mothers Ga,
loci per package at Drenkel's. l-o3.t
The Eastern Star had a pleasant car,
social Thursday evening for the mason
and their families.
Mcbride, the dentist, will be in Tay
Tor at the City hotel, February 10 and 10
1909
Ed. S. Foley was in Dickinson las
Snina'ay, having just returned from {
visit i'll Ohio.
A sam Of money was recently found or
the schnol grounds. The rightful owner
>hould see Prin. Davidson
Mercury dropped to 20 degrees below
zero on the 25th, the coolest poin,
reached during the winter.
&C. Oyhus of Bel6eld was accom-.
panied bya sister on his return from
Portland, Oregon, last week.
There is no petticoat like the sorosis
We have the exclusive sale.
I.3o-tf A. T. Crowl & Co.
H. J. Riesland. the we'll known optical
specialist, who grinds all glasses right
here will be at the St. Charles from
February 20 to March list. Consulta.
ton free. 1896
Agent Gipson, late of Miles City, died
in Oklahoma, and the remains were
taken to Mandan the first of the week
for burial.
r. J. Flick of Richardton is the man
who has sold his ranch consisting OF
1000 acres at S. per acre instead of Val
Kuhn as stated last week.
The finest line of candy in town is
always found at our store. We make a
specially of fine chocolates in boxes and
bulk. Mcdonald & Pomroy. I-3o-ti
The Medora school district is adver.
Using for bids for two ley school build
rings. K. A. Kalmen OF this city is the
archetect who prepared the sp~ecihca-
tions.
Mrs. Birch forgot a black double cape
the night of the masquerade ball last
week and would like the party who took
same by mistake to return it, also the
overshoe.
Do you need repairs on your wagons,
buggies, plows and machinery? Now is
the time to attend to these things. Send
or bring them to Fred Turner. He is in
the repair business. I-23-2t
Nixon Waterman who has visited in the
city several times had a beautiful little
poem "A Post. Graduate"-in the last
issue of the Record Herald Sunday ma.
gazine.
Miss Rose Stevenson of Mandan was
operated on at Brainerd for appendicitis
the past week. The daughter of P. w.
McGillic' of Mandan was also at the
same hospital for the same trouble.
If you have to ship blacksmith work
look it I'VE and make up your order at
once and sent it to Fred Turner's shop,
the oldest established shop in Dickinson.
Now is the time to attend to this. 1-23-2t
Married, January IS, at St. Joseph's
church, by Father Rabsteinek, Sebastian
| Roll and Mrs. johanna Kofler, also on
January 26, Joseph Koffler and Miss
Magdalcne Schwint, all Of Dickinson.
The Ideal is still in business at the old
stand and keeps the best and most com.
plete line Of confectionery in the city
chocolate creams a %specsalty; always
fresh. Nice taffy always or hand. l-23-3t
Fire early Wednesday in the Pioneer
block at Mandan destroyed $1,000 worth
| of property. The loss in the McGillic
store where the fire originated was $4,000
and in the Pioneer office $1,000. The
parties were fully insured.
We are not cutting prices or selling
shoes at special sales once in a while,
but we are selling good shoes cheaper
than any place in the city. every day in
the week. Remember the place and
save money. {. S. Langdon. lI.2I-ti
The funeral OF Mrs. c. c. Oyhus took
] place at o'clock the afternoon of Janu'
| airy q at BeIfeld, Rev. H. V. Romingel
of this city officiating. 1t was a bitter
cold day and some of the relatives and
friends had some difficulty in getting in
from the country.
Out of town customers who patronize
our mail order department are al
ways pleased with the promptness and
accuracy with which their orders are
filled. Any order sen, to US is sure tc
receive the prompt and careful attention
of a registered pharmacist. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, leading druggists. I-3o-tl
DR.. Davis, superintendent Of the
board of health, is feeling jubilant thi:
week over the fact that all the smallpox
patients are out of quarantine and there
are no new cases, not even suspects,
The only contagious disease in the city
at the present time is a mild case Of
scarlet fever.
Mrs. Busse and Mrs. L. A. Simgsor
rendered Miss Emma Messersmith
surprise party Saturday evening at Mrs
Busse's pleasant home in honor of Miss
Emma's twentv-6rst birthday. Dancing
and fan tan made a merry evening fol
the eighteen guests. Lunch was serve
about midnight and was perfect in every
detail.
1t is reported that the government viii
construct the Panama canal and cure
cattle scab in North Dakota-sometime
Better not wait for federal aid when YOU
can cure your own herd for about Iot
per head with creolium. Sold only b,
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists
I-3o-tt.
Congregational church, Rev. H. V
Rominger, pastor. Morning service a
lo:45; subject: "The Tragedy of tn
Lazy Man and his unused Talent" pre-
ceeded by a short sermon to the children
S. S. at IL o'clock. Juuior Endeavor at =
Young Peoples meeting at 6:3o; subject
"All Christians Missionaries. Uniol
preaching service at the Methods
church in the evening.
o. B. Frankenberg is now ready to d
all kinds of upholstering. He has tn
goods in stock to select from. He i
also prepared to repair and refnish furn
iture, and carries a full line of pictur