The Dickinson press., 1904-02-13

/ Tie infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
fLeh died on the. sth.
Mcbride, the dentist, will be in Tay-
| r at the City hotel, February 10 and 10.
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Mrs. w. L. Richards entertained the
Az, nut club this week. 8
There is no petticoat like the sorosis.
We have the exclusive sale.
1.3otf s. A. T. Crowl Y Co.
Miss Grace Crowl entertained the
yong peoples club this week.
Attorneys Simpson and Gregory were
in Medora this week on legal business.
Anton and Lars Tanberg, of Gladstone,
made homestead final proofs last Sa,ur-
day.
We handle a most complete line OF
ladies', mems, aud children's shoes.
I.3o-tf A. T. Crowl & Co.
Geo. Dobson reports. that there were
no losses at his ranch on the Cannon
Ball river.
R. K. Foley of Meiora writes the
Forum an interesting article or the
passing of the cowboy"
For Sale foot. show case, glass to
floor. Cost $50, will sell for sra red
hot snap. Mcdonald & Pomroy. I-3o-tf
Charles Horst Of Glen. Ullin was in
Dickinson on business on Thursday. Mr..
Horst has built up a good meat market
business at his place.
Use Moore's push pins for. hanging
curtains, passepartout pictures, ETC., to
be had at Linsley's. 2-I3-2t
D. D. Sullivan, optical specialist Of
Fargo, at the St. Charles Feb. u to 26.
Eyes examined. glasses fitted. 2-e.3t
The school children had a holiday on
Friday-Lincoln's birthday. They will
have another legal holiday on Feb. az
Washington's birthday.
E. Defebach has been in Williston
the past week. As soon as the
weather moderates he will work this way
and finish the inspection of cattle in his
district.
H.. J. Riesland. the we'll known optical
specialist, who grinds all glasses right
here will be at the St. Charles from
February 20 to March LIST. Consulta.
ton free. 1896
Geo. A. Hughes, who recently return.
ed to Glendive from visiting his family
in Minneapolis, is %instructing the people
Of his city in the science of hand ball.
The first shipment of spring and
summer goods has arrived. Drop in
and allow US to show you the styles.
l-3o-tf A.. I. Crowl 4 Co
Preston Wilson left for his sheer
ranches south on Thursday. He had
not received any reports since the storm
but does not think the storm was al
severe south.
We are not cutting prices or selling
shoes at special sales once in a while
but we are selling good shoes cheaper
than any place in the city. every day ir
the week. Remember the place and
save money. c. S. Langdon. Halt
The Glendive papers were compelled
to admit the defeat of their basket bal
men team by the high school boys o,
this city, but they are loud in their praise
of DR.. Seigfriedt.
Every school child in Dickinson who
complains of headache, dizziness, eye:
water, smart or burn, print blurring o.
mixing up when reading by lamp light
etc, should have their eyes examined b,
a competent optician. D. ID. Sullivan a
the St. Charles Feb. ~ to rs. 1853
The merchants of Taylor are making
up a carload of hides and pelts, and vii
give farmers and ranchmen the ,benef
of the carload rate for any hides ant
pelts brought to them before Marcl
first. 1893
H. D. Stevenson who returned t
Mandan from Brainerd on the 4th, re
ported the condition of his daughte,
Miss Rose, as much improved and hopet
for a successful operation as loon as he
system could be sufficiently built up.
Out of town customers who p~atroniz
our mail order department are al
ways pleased with the promptness an
accuracy with which their orders ar
filled. Any order sent to US is sure t
receive the prompt and careful attentio
of a registered pharmacist. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, leading druggists. 100,
Mrs L. A. Simpson. and Mrs. Buss
went to Medora Wednesday where the
were the guests of the Eatons unit
Thursday. Thursday night they wer
entertained by Mrs. J. w. Foley an,
attended the masquerade.
o. b. Frankenberg is now ready to d
all kinds of upholstering. He has tn
goods in stock to select from. He
also prepared to repair and reinish FUR
iture, and carries a full line Of pictur
frame and room mouldings in stool
Step in and see him at his new store o
Sims street one door south of Scofeld'
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Bismarck Tribune: Louis A. Frekel
as administrator de bonis non of til
estate of George G. Freker, deceased
sues J. H. Caldwell on a promisory not
given Sept. 1st, 1893. for s2,333.34. tn
case is filed in the United States court.
The old time splendor OF Mississippi
. River steamboating is to be revived b.
: tween st. Paul and St. Louis during ii
season Of the Louisiana Purchase E:
position next summer by the Expositio
Transportation Company, recently o
5 ganized in St. Paul.
Go to Linsley's for stationery, ever,
{ thing new, tablets of all sizes an
l quality, dainty box paper, invitatic
cards, tally cards, playing cards, calm
: cards. A new lot Of paper bound bool
fifteen and twenty-five cents. Bool
exchanged if in good condition. Alwa!
a good frst-class stock of delicious fire:
. candies. 2-I3-
: Next Friday afternoon Mrs. Richard