The Dickinson press., 1904-09-17

I. Crowl 4 Co. o-3 If
Miss Verna O'Neal and II. Mullen
dore, Of Wibanx. were married on Sep.
TENDER 7 and left the. same evening f"r
a trip cast. TIL. bride is a daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles O'Neal who former.
ly resided in Dickinson. The groom is
a rancher who has resided at Wibaux
tor many years.
Now is the time to have your Measure
taken for a fall and winter suit. We are
the exclusive agents for Ed. v. Price &
Co.-See our book Of samples. A. r..
Crowl & Co. o.l7-tf
DO O know where to buy blank
books? We sell all kinds-ledgers. jour
nails, day books-everything from a SC
memorandum to as5 ledger. Mcdonald
4 Pomroy, leading druggists. 8-7o-tf
Last week 81 land seekers stopped
at the Billy Colgrove ranch over night.
W OF the party were out to buv lands
of +. Mayer & Co. and the others were
taken out by w. H. Brown 4 Co. of
Richardton. Most OF these parties
bought land and quite a number made
homestead filings also.
Miss Ida Mckenzie moved her stock
OF confectionery and cigars into the old
postoticc room in the First National
bank building on Monday and the Misses
Cole & Hawkinsen moved their stock Of
millinery into the Campbell building the
same day. All parties were glad of the
opportunity to and seem very COM
fortably situated in the new quarters.
Don't you know that the prescription
the doctor writes you is your own prop
erty? You eau get it filled by any drug
gist you please. You don't have to take
it to the store printed on the blank unless
you want to. We use the best chemicals
obtainable and have an experienced
druggist in charge. He has compounded
all sorts OF prescriptions for FL years. in
Stark county. You know him. Robinson
is Safe and accurate. White & Co. o-3-tf
The Ideal has just put in a new and
complete line of tobaccos to meet the
demand of customers in the new location,
and will endeavor to supply all who call
at prices as low as any in the:city. 9-I7-tt
VIM. Neuens and Frank Lucas have
sold their meat market in Glendive. Mr..
Lucas will likely remain in Glendive Tor
the present, but Mr.. Neuens will move
his family to Medora next week where
his children will attend school during
the winter. Mr.. Neuens has a ranch y
miles north of Medora where he will
winter US head of cattle and some.horses.
The location is within two miles of his
old ranch.
r. A. Fox, of the Mckenzie Land &
Cattle Co.. returned east this week. This
company has bought the Jack WEIGH
cattle and Improvements and has also
bought II head Of work horses Of the
Dakota Land 4 Cattle Co., the bunch
that had been run at the old Blachly
place. Mr.. Fox goes to the Indian Ter
ritory soon on an important business
mission.
The Stark county term Of cour set for
October II promises to be an unusually
busy term. In addition to other court
business there are four murder cases,
as follows: b. K. Clemie and Harold
Brown and Charles Hatwell as accesso.
ries, and John Brown. The Clemie case
will be prosecuted by Attorneys L. A.
Simpson and James G.. Campbell. At
torneys w. C.. Crawford and M. A.
Hildreth will defend.
Commissioner r. J. Turner was in
Dickinson the past week and spoke of
his Minnesota exhibit from Stark, Nor.
ton and Burleigh counties. Mr.. Turner
is naturally proud of the splendid Show
ing made by Stark in this exhibit. The
results, Mr.. Turner thinks, will be far
reaching. Already he is receiving many
inquiries, and he is OF the opinion that
this exhibit at the Minnesota fair will
prove OF as much value TO his locality
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This week a partv of the w. H. Brown
& Co. land seekers bought rs quarter
sections of land near the new town of
Mott in Hettinger county at an average
49,, 49, t. y. Pc NJ. C he.o onI a., nI &c
tha ,.rtr ~ 'n US WIZ VI, h lu'e e.. aug e,e oa' " ",
hon T A. O." naon,a fro ~
Iij;no;s nd chic ,vse 49, W M;noa
so,a So",h nsLot, I'd aastorr Morth
DsIot, n.nnIe nv ha;na entert;,ned a. ~,
Rrown r p Co pwho b, rs . he;r he ys
- P;chsr a." WIN ""'e 'Ae'' "oqu"''e'
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W. do not wish to engage in a contro.
versy with any ignorant iacR.of-all.trades
who cannot conceal his disappointment
at his inability to compete with real
pharmacists. but for the benefit of new
residents and who might be
misled by his blatant offer OF donations
we will state: We will nav one thou-
sand dollars to anv church or charitable
Organization which he NAV DESIGNATE #
he can show that our store is Not the
only one in the civ owned and operated
exclusively by registered pharmacists.