The Dickinson press., 1904-09-10

Get your cigar clips Of Parker &
Co. o.Io.2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Frye arrived from
the east on Tuesday.
Parker & Co. have cigar clips. Have
your orders filled at their store. o-Io.7t
Geo. Senour returned on Sunday from
the Minnesota fair.
White wine pickling vinegar at Dren:
kel's. Q.Io.tf
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. M. N.
Bran on the 3rd.
For. rent-s-room house. Mrs. E.
Suits. o.Io-It
Mrs. F. M. Smith returned to Broncho
the first of the week.
Paul Marvin. the carpenter, returned
to Indiana the past week.
Attorney w. c. Crawford returned
from Chicago this week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Myers of Medora was in
Dickinson on Thursday.
Joe Christen of Taylor had business
in Dickinson or Wednesday.
Mrs. c. E. Gregory and daughter
Helen are visiting in Minnesota.
Attorney Frank Baker had business
in Bismarck the first of the week.
Commissioner Frank Roberts was in
Dickinson the first of the week.
Mrs. ]. c. Haskin was up from Man.
dan last Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. r. Bonney left for
Cheney, Washington, on Sunday.
c. F. Merry returned last Friday night
from his long retirement in Moorhead.
The Dan McCadam family has gone
west, somewhere in the vicinity OF Spo.
kane.
Our window display of Hawkes. cut
glass is a feast for the eyes of eonnois.
seurs. T. J. Greene & Co. 8.27.tt
J.. D. Russell was in from the Little
Missouri country south of Medora on
Tuesday.
If you want the latest novelties in
jewelry and other lines call on White
& Co. o-3-ti
A. w. Link is now travelling in Swed.
m and sends regards to the PRESS and
its readers.
Miss Emma Deiters, OF Minnesota, re.
turned with her brother, Manager Deiters,
the past week.
Furnished rooms. hot water heat, to
rent. Inquire of Hugh Roberts corner
of Oaks and Van Norden streets. 8.I3.ti
Clayton Worst was taken north on
Thursday by G. S. Lewis to superintend
dipping operations.
Ladies' and Misses mackintoshes, jus,
the idea when driving and for cool even:
ings, at A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-73-ti
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim OWNS, Of
Haley, at the Birdsall-E ldred house in
this city, Sept. 7, Il daughter.
Estrayed-near New England: black
mare, weight about 1850, branded on
right hip: $500 reward. Return OF
notify G. R. Wannemacher. S.6.ti
Albert Koesel, the Gladstone mer.
chant, was in the city on Tuesday to see
a drummer, and also to look at a furnace
for his store.
W. sell everything known to photogra.
phy-plates for all cameras, films for all
cameras. Out of town orders solicited,
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists
8-1O.ti
Miss Lizzie Rapp left "Wednesday for
Aberdeen, S. D., to visit for three weeks
and to attend to some business matters
for her mother.
Nicely furnished rooms to ent cheap
Inquire of Mrs. Thos. Evans, corner Of
Willard and Van Norden streets, Dick
inson. o-Io-tI
One OF Jimmie Foley's poems publish
ed in the New York Times was repro
Waverly magazine.
When you want a nice rest from tn,
excessive heat of the day, call at Thu
Ideal ice cream parlor and refresh your
self with a dish of ice cream or a COO
drink of grape wine. 1904
Harry Colts, with Eaton Bros. at Wolf
Wyoming, was in Dickinson the pas
week. Mr.. Colts was with the Eaton
when they owned the Custer Trait rancl
at Medora.
Wrappers of the corset fitting style
all wool and feeced lined underwear il
the union and two piece suits. Read on
ad elsewhere on this page. A. T. Grow
& Co. OCT
Mrs. M. S. Cuskelly left Saturday nigh
for St. Louis where she will visit rela
tives and attend the fair, returning earl,
in October. Mr.. Cuskelly expects to 6
down in about two weeks.
The market is flooded with WORTHLESS
poison fly paper. If ours don't CIV
satisfaction your money will be refunde.
and no questions ask. Mcdonald I
Pomroy. leading druggists. 8-7o-'
Mrs. c. Dingman, mother of Enginee
Dingman, and Mrs. Marcy MARI, OF S
Thomas, Canada, are visiting in the city
Mr.. Mari was expected to arrive yestel
day to visit relatives also.
f There is one peculiarly about tn
Eastman kodaks-you can buy them i
Dickinson as cheap as you can in Oh
cago or New York. We sell them 81 t
SIS. Mcdonald & Pomroy, leadin
t druggists. $40,
{ Mrs. Peter Wagner of Chicago an
party are spending a few weeks at tn
{ old Wagner homestead near Richardtor
Mrs Wagner was in Dickinson on bus
ness this week.
The cost of a kodak is trifing con
pared with the pleasure which you ca
l get out of one. Come In and see sampl
photos made with s. and S. kodak
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggist
$40
r Miss Nora O'Donnel, sister of Mi!
). Rosa O'Donnel of this city, was a passeI
ger on Wednesday en- route to Seattle
take care of a sick sister who reside
there.
A few of the dustless floor brush'
i have been LETT At Sen0uF Langley !;
ale. They will sweep a floor withor
I aising any dust what ever: 17-ro'