The Dickinson press., 1904-10-22
Stylish winter caps best at the Hub.

Boys clothing and overcoats best at
the Hub.
The city has five head of cattle in the
pound. /
Mems underwear and flannel shirts
best at the Hub. Io.22.lt
Agent Kiimer hopes to have IS cat.
tie cars Of Oct. ~.
Children's ready-made dresses, all
sizes.-Crowl & Cos. Io-22-tt
MIR. and Mrs. ]. o. Gray came in from
the south on Thursday.
Buy the best coal, the White Ash, of
the Consolidated Coal Co, at Lehigh.
Io-l5.3t
Miss Pauline Scofeld Is much improv-
ed and can now rest a little weight on
the injured limb.
1t payste buy White Ash coal. Phone
or write the Consolidated Coal Co. at
Lehigh. lo.l5.3t
Mercerised satin petticoats, 1.-The great
Sorosis", all sizes, prices sI.25 to $500.
Crowl & Cos. Io-22-tf
Rev. d. P. Abbey Of Richardson has
been appointed to look after the Metho-
dist charges at Gladstone and Taylor.
For that hacking cough take Red
Spruce and Cherry Cough Syrup-asc a
bottle at T. J. Greene & Cos. o.l7.tf
Buy your millinery at Miss Murn's.
Her stock is the largest and best in the
city. She also has a first-class trimmer.
See the splendid line of ladies', misses,
Co.'S Io-22-tf
St. Johns Guild will hold a food sale
in connection with their, rummage sale
Saturday afternoon. Mildred Bishop,
SECRETARY.
Dressmaking, children's sewing, and
all kinds of sewing done BY Miss Murn
at reasonable prices. Io-22-lt
Do you know where to buy window
glass? We have all sizes, but only one
quality-that, the best. Mcdonald &
Pomroy, Leading Druggists. lo-l.tf
Mrs. Fred Roquette and Miss Mollie
Kostelecky are assisting in handling the
heavy trade at Roquette Bros. store
while Frank Roquette is on the Clemie
jury.
Twenty-Five young thoroughbred
Brown Lehorn roosters for sale SI.oo
each. ]. P: Anderson, Taylor, N. d. Sap
Mrs. c. Dingman, mother Of Archie
Dingman of this city. left the first of the
week for her home in Canada. She was
accompanied by Mrs. A. Dingman and
son.
White fish, herring and mackeral in
Io-lb. kits at Csc, ooc and SI.35 each at
Scofeld's Satisfactory Store. lo-22-tf
Will Eaton, at the Dickinson hospital,
seems to be making improvement and
by another week it is hoped that there
will be a marked improvement in his
condition.
Remember we fill your prescriptions
carefully, scientifically and from the
best drugs o%btainable. T. J. Greene &
Co. o-I7-tf
An elegant assortment of material for
all kinds of fancy work, such as pillow
tops, silks, etc., can be found at Browns
Bargain Store. Io-8.3t
Miss Emma Murdoch, who is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. John Dobson,
assisted St. Johns choir the past two
Sundays and rendered solos which were
greatly enjoyed.
Just received at Browns Bargain Store:
A fine line Of fleece lined goods such
as outing fannels, vicugna cloth, etc.
Prices always reasonable. Io.8.3t
Baby's ready-made cloaks. colors red
and white. Ladies' and misses short
| Qorro1 nottS~o,to I'll es,oe rro.,1 g,
Cos Io-22.ti
Camil Debief and Mary Lammertin,
who are employed at Sentinel Butte on
one of the Nollet sheep ranches, were
married in Dickinson by Rev. T. L.
Rabsteinek on Monday.
We sell all kinds of Photographic sup.
plies, films for all cameras, plates for all
cameras. Send US your film for devel.
opnent. Out of town orders solicited
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug.
gists. Io.1.ti
This week the Dickinson Fire &
Pressed Brick Co. made a shipment oil
facing brick for a government building
at Waterloo, Iowa. This speaks vel
for the Dickinson product.
Order your coal before the weather
gets bad and don't get anything but the
Wh'te-Ash coal of the Consolidated Goa
Co. Phone the company at Lehigh.
1888
Mrs. Don Stevenson who had beer
visiting her son on the Little Missouri
river, was the guest this week of Mayo
and Mrs. Dan Manning. Mrs. Steven
son will also visit her son, Will, who i
ranching in the Cedar river country.
Now is your opportunity to get bar
: gains in millinery. We are closing on
our entire line Of millinery at cost. l
will surely pay you to investigate thes
bargains before making your purchases
Browns Bargain Store. 1888
Chief of Police P. B. Corbett, demo
cratic candidate for sheriff, is of dut
and Charles Brislin is taking his place
During the mex two weeks, Mr.. Corbet
= will visit as many of the voters OF tn
n county as possible.
Miss Otteson will do all kinds OF dres!
6 making by the day, charges reasonable
y work guaranteed. For particulars Sc
Mrs. Hayes. 10 22.3
q A junior Roosevelt club, organized b
n FjCu l lOlIpSOu, 10 SuC IotCok III DtSha
son. Browning Miller is drill maste
and there are about 40 boys out in I'm
form with torches every night that tt
e weather is suitable.
Would trade my stock of furnitur
g stoves, harness, ETC., for a ranch (stoc
land and improvements), will pay Gas
n difference. Want good sized ranch.
st with stock complete-prices must |
. right. E. A. Currie. }Io-I.
Harry and Willie, sons of Mr.. and MI
10 Fred Madison, are in from Schafer 10 a
% tend school in Taylor. They are boar
st ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Brittner
If the old Madison place.
ID 1t will cost you only I5c per head
lie insure your cattle against black leg
at v%accinating with improved black !,
vaccine. No outfit required. Sold
,o Mcdonald & Pomroy. Leading Dru
te gists' 1913