The Dickinson press., 1904-06-18

Look at the Want Column. s-78-2t
Fans at ,crowl & Cos. 6-l8.tf
Miss Rose Stephenson returned to
Mandan on Sunday.
Alois Komberec, like his neighbors
around Dickinson, has good crops.
A. A. Rosendahl and son Walter we're
in from Fayette this week.
Mrs. w. L. Richards and son Crosby
left for St. Paul last Saturday night.
Mrs. Oliver Whaley and daughter
Olive arrived from St. Paul on Monday.
New line of carpet samples at L. A.
Davis.&. Sons. Call and see them.
3-76-tf
Mrs. Sam Roades of Fayette vent to
South Heart this week to visit her sister.
We list city property, but we don't
keep it listed-we sell Il. Dickinson
Abstract & Real Estate Company. s-78.2t
H. W. Tippler and Geo. vredenberg,
Of Gorham, were in the first Of, the week.
H..C. Berry has his card in the PRESS.
His law Office is over the City Bakery.
Mrs. Fulton Burnett visited with Mrs.
Oscar Skeen in Sentinel Butte on Sun
day.
The peggy" bag is the nobbiest thing
i'm the line Of hand bags. A. T. Crowl
& Co. 6-I8-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred White have been
visiting in Dickinson and New England
lately.
For sale-Lone Butte Ranch 20 miles
northwest of Dickinson. Inquire of T.
H. Brien, Fayette P. O. N. d. 5.21.tf
Beautiful silk parasols. Children's
parasols in a variety of colors at 75c each
at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 6-l8-tf
Ben Benson, n Of the Elbowoods
Indian cattlemen, was in Richardton for
supplies the first of the week. 4 Z.
Special prices on flour of sulphur by
the hundred pounds. T. ]. Greene 4
Co. 6.II-tf
Mrs. Nat De Bree leaves this week
with her daughter and baby for a visit
in California.
Seven rooms over a store t rent, eth
er ~severally or all together. Call on
Campbell 4 Field. 6.iI-tf
Sandy Stewards little girl was one of
the unfortunate one who broke her arm
about two weeks since.
Just received at Mrs. J. L. Browns
store-an elegant line Of ladies' dress
skirts. prices from SIPS to $500. 6-4.3t
Miss Ruth Phelan returned from Wis.
consin last Saturday to spend her vaca.
ton with her parents in this city.
Now we are ready for all who want
Russian jars, jugs or crooks Of any size.
Flower pots, ETC., at Drenkefs. 4-z3-tf
VIM. Holton DYE and son John arrived
from Indianapolis this week and went
south to their Wolf butte ranch.
A splendid line of ladies' and gents
white linen collars, any size, height and
latest styles. A. T. Crowl & Co. 6-1I-tf
Rev. o. +. Just is having a good at
tendance at his German school. He
expects the enrolment to reach about IS.
Full line Of Mccormick and Plano
binders. and rakes, also full line
of repairs for same at Drenkels. 6.I8-tf
J. E. Phelan went to Glen Ullin on
Monday from which point he drove to
the Cannon Ball to look after his cattle.
John Prentice is with the Dakota.
Manitoba Land Co., who have their Office
in the McCloy & Senour building.
L. Van Es, chief state veterinarian,
was in Dickinson the first OF the week
on matters connected with cattle dipping.
Wet weather is usually followed by
heat with myriads of insect pests. In
sect power poison and sticky fly paper
at T. J. Greene & Cos. 6.I8.tf
The two and one-half year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Connolly had the
misfortune to break his leg recently.
His mother is with him at the Dickinson
hospital.
At Mrs. J.. L. Browns store there can
be seen the finest line of ladies' shirt
waists ever brought to the city. Don't
fail to see them. 6-4-3t
Geo. Bohneman, north of Richardton,
says hay prospects are the best in many
years. He put in grain this year but
did it mostly with a view of getting fod-
der for his cattle.
We are the exclusive agents for the
popular Ed. V. Price Tailoring Co.. of
Chicago. See. the spring and summer
samples. A. T. Crowl & Co. 5.I4-tf
The teachers institute will open next
Monday with Prof. A. G. Crane Of Mimic
as conductor. Supt. Spears has been
busy for some time getting things in
readiness.
Mccormick, Deering and Champion
knives, sections and grinders on sale at
Harris; IS to 50 per cent saved. Not in
the trust. 6-1I-6t
John Reilly, who has a ranch southeast
of New England, was is Dickinson last
Saturday to make homestead entry. He
returned home via Richardson.
Persons OF taste who want the latest
and best in stationery know that it Is &c
be found only at our store. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. ~6-II-ti
Mrs. Margaret Little who has a home.
stead on Antelope creek six miles from
Gladstone, was in Dickinson on Tuesday
5 Lawns in black and white at &c, Ioc
I2Hc, I5c, I8c, zoe, CSC, goo, $50 and 4oc
per yard. A. T. Crowl & Co. 6.1I-tl
| Robert Neil will open a barber shop
f in the Willard house about the first o.
July. He has a new equipment bought
!, If you are looking for something in
teresting to read, note A. T. Crowl 6
Cos. ad for this week. s.I8.t
;. Miss Minnie Partridge arrived from
: St. Paul this week to spend some tim'
! with her brothers on the ranch.
! Special reduced prices in all summer
yard goods, waistings and shirt wais
suits at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S. 6-i8.t
! The high school nine defeated Claud'
6 Miller's colts in two games of ball TIL
past week. Tuesdays score was % to "a
!. A few of the dustless floor brushe
! have been left at McCloy & Senour's TO
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