The Dickinson press., 1904-03-26

&. W. Groves signature is on each package. 25c.
They fit. The Hub.
Eddie McCadam is railroading.
Fresh apples at Drenkel's s1.75 a
box. i" 2-I3-tf
Sheriff J. w. Goodall left on Tuesday
for Grand Forks.
New shipment of Douglas Shoes for
/ Easter. The Hub.
? Store, porch and window awnings at
McCloy & Senours.2 4-1o.tf
Mayor Register Of Bismarck was in
the city on Monday.
Twill be in Dickinson again Mach 20
and 20. D. ID. Sullivan. 3-12.3t
eeC. w. Flint of Taylor was in the city
on Monday.
Examine the $ camp stoves at Nc
J Cloy & S%enour's. 4-1o.tf
H. C. Quinion and David Hartle went
to Taylor on Tuesday.
J A nice assortment OF Easter eggs can
I be found at The Ideal. 3-lo-2t
Miss Katherine Coleman went to St.
Paul on business last Saturday.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
McCloy & Senour's. 4-1o-tf
Miss Hawkinson returned from the
Twin Cities the first OF the week.
Cedar posts for sale: Geo. Drenkel
I2-26-tf
The Ideal will have a fresh lot of taffy
in aext week-six different kinds. 3-lo-2t
Charlie Cook spent Sunday in the city,
returning to Gladstone on Monday.
If lack has not what he wants he will
get it. The Hub:
Mr.. and Mrs. James OWNS, of Haley,
have been spending the week in the city.
See our spring line OF ladies' white
! and fancy shirt waists.
7-z7tf. A. T. Crowl & Co.
= The regular April term of district
j court has been adjourned until some
later date.
Have you ever tasted that milk toast
at The Ideal? 1t is the "best ever,
, Try it. 3-1o-3,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Schultz left St
! Augustine, Fla, for West Baden, Indi
! ana, this week.
y Gentlemen, have you seen our spring
! styles in hats and caps, just received al
I A. T. Crowl & Co. 2.27tt
Martin Nelson returned from the east
/ this week and is planning to do some
voting out south.
Don't miss the fine Easter Milliner,
display, Saturday, April z, at Hawkinser
= & Coles. 3-26-1
Z Have you seen our line of ladies' ane
I misses caps for spring. A. T. Crow
s & Co. SLOT
\ R. J. Turner and Guy: De, France, o
Bismarck, and w. A. Mcclure Of TayIo
!! were in the city on Tuesday.
MarshmalIows done up in X, Il ane
1 pound boxes, always fresh, at TIL
Ideal. 3-Io.3
Remember that your chairs can b'
:, re-caned at F~rankenberg's upholsterinl
store. 3-19-3
Marshall Mcclure, editor of the Nortl
Dakota Politician, published at Fargo
was in the city on Monday.
!: Mrs. Lydia Richards will take a limit
! cd number Of pupils on the guitar. Leav
=" word at the Ideal. 3-Io-3l
I That new Turkish paste candy at Tn
z Ideal suits the taste Of everybody. l
has a delicious flavor and after trying
once.you will want it again.. 3-Io-3
A few of the dustless floor brushe
have been left at McCloy & Senour's 70
sale. They will sweep a floor withou
!. raising any dust what ever. Pilot
We carry a complete line of gent!
gloves ranging in price from l5c to sl.7!
A. T. Crowl & Co. 3-I8-,
! Fred Curliss was in from the sout
with a buggy this week and expected
4 have taken his father back with him ha
/ the weather been a little milder.
W. have just received a shipment
/ fine soaps and PERFUMES, direct from tt
{ factory of Colgate & Co., New Yor
| These goods are known the world ov.
! as the best fine toilet soaps. o to SIX
! per cake. Your money back if not sa
fed. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 3-5-