The Dickinson press., 1904-07-02
DICKINSON PRESS.
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TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
Saturday, July 2, 1904.

Miss Blanche Stevens is recovering
from her illness.
Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
John Flynn has put a light dray wagon
into the service.
Examine the s. camp stoves at Nc
Cioy & Senour's. 4-Io-tf
Geo. Pilissier of Medora was in Dick
inson on Wednesday.
We are headquarters for machine OF
al Drenkel's. 6-18-tf
Adaughter was born tt Mr.. and Mrs.
H., ]. Schultz on June 10.
Wagon covers. tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
Born. June IS, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Geppert, a daughter.
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel
I2-26-tf
Poison fly paper. The kind that kills.
Mcdonald & Pomroy. 6-11-tf
Mrs. Jerry Ronish arrived on Wednes.
day from the east.
Do not neglect reading A. T. Crowl &
Cos, ad for this week. 7-II-tf
F. A, Little was in from Fayette this
week to market wool,
Miss Grace Montague of Bismarck
spent Sunday in the city.
Headquarters for fish at Drenkel's.
Herring. white fish, salmon, etc, in 10
pound pals. 4-23.tf
Messrs. Gorham and Oyhus we're down
from the west this week.
Dwelling house, furnished for rent,
subject to sale. Barn on premises. Call
on Campbell 4 Field. 6-II.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Lavine wen to
Glen Ullen this week.
Bed spreads at sI.oo and s1.75. at
Sco6eld's. See them before buying
elsewhere. 6-25-tf
Miss Jessie Messersmith sang in St.
Johns church Sunday morning.
Ice Cream will be sold by the pint,
quart, or in larger quantities as desired
at the Ideal. 5.28-tf
The rain fall for June this year was
6.1o inches against 1903 inches last year.
Scofeld has a few white un%derskirts
for sale at less than the cost Of material,
to close them out quick for cash. 6-25-tf
w. c. Mckenzie of New England had
business in Dickinson on Thursday.
Big slash in percales at Cartwright's
this week. 15c and zoe values at VIC
How's that? 7-2-I,
Mrs. Ed. Durant was in this week in
company with Mrs. Frank Woods o.
Paoli.
Special cut prices on lawns, batiste.
and thin summer dress goods at SEQ
fields. 6-25-ti
A. l.. Martin and Oscar Skeen, O.
Sentinel Butte, were in Dickinson thi!
week.
The "Peggy" bag is the nobhiest thing
in the line Of hand bags, A. T, Crow
& Co. o-lS-t
Miss Tonetta Elkin of Taylor was il
the city last Saturday. to take her sicl
brother home.
Special prices on -four of sulphur b.
the hundred pounds. T. J. Greene .
Co, 6-II-t
Mike Johnson and his friend, Emme
Cronan, OF Minnesota, were in from tn
RoFth this week.
Seven rooms oyer a store to rent, eth
or seyerally or all together. Call o.
Campbell & Field. 6.I1-t
The Norris 4 Rowes' circus will be j
Ns~Ginc0n m INV % The a6V2nr
agent was here this week.
Go to Scofeld's for table linen an
napkins. Have only a small stock, br
they are money savers. 6 IS
w. F. Rodgers of Fargo, state ager
for the Bankers Life Association, was
the city the past week.
Beautiful silk parasols. Children
parasols in a variety Of colors at 25c eac
MfA:F. Crowl 4 Cos: '6=IS-
], F. Luhman, one Of the new Gomez
southeast of Dickinson, was in the eli
for supplies on Wednesday:
For sale-Lone Butte Ranch 60 mill
northwest of Dickinson. Inquire of
H. Brien, Fayette P. o. N. D. sal
VIM. Schultz, a Bismarck contract
and builder, was in the city on Mond;
to select brick of the Dickinson Fire
Pressed Brick Co.
The celebrated ready tailor MAJ
clothing. The up to date Lamphe
hats, exclusive agents. A. T. Crowl
Co. 5.I4
John D. Clark says he never saw SUI
grass as there is out south. This is t
report from all sections of the country,