The Dickinson press., 1904-09-03

T VI uiSl1Su IOOH1Bs not wafer neat, &c
rent. Inquire of Hugh Roberts corner
of Oaks and Van Norden streets. 8.l3.ti
Nj. and Mrs. c. P. Allison. Of Beaver,
N: D., were passengers on Tuesday IN
route to St. Louis. :.
1t will please you to see F%rankenbers'a
line OF carpets. 1t is one of the largest
lines in the west.
If you want the latest novelties in
jewelry and other lines call on White
4 Co. 9.3-ti
r. W. G.. Crawford and Fulton Burnett
have bought the old Lucas residence OF
Pr. l.. Senderling. :
]. w. Stimson went down to the Min.
nesota fair this week and from there will
go to Iowa for a few days.
Miss Lula Rowell left this week for
Minneapolis where she enters the con-
%servatory of music. I.
B. Coulson of Belfeld was in Dickin.
son, Saturday.. receiving medical treat.
ment from Dr.. Stickney.
Geo. Purchase, the Sentinel Butte at.
torney, was before the United States
land Office at Dickinson on Monday.
A fine sample Of oats from a. H.
Arnett's place on Green river was left
at the PRESS Office the past week.
Mrs. A. P. Folsom and Mrs. c. r.
extended visit in the New England
states.
If you haven't already tried The
Ideals new cigar, the Ideal Favorite",
drop in and get one-the finest domestic
cigar sold in the city. 8.7o.3t
w. A. Mcclure came up from Taylor
last Saturday to take the flyer east,
where he was called by the death of his
sister.
Estrayed-near New England: black
mare, weight about 1850, branded on
right hip; $500 reward. Return or
notify G. R. W~annemacher. Soft
P. A.. Moir went to the Minnesota fair
this week and will take the opportunity
| while away to visit relatives in the north.
ern part of the state.
W. sell everything known to photogra-
%phy-plates for all cameras, films for all
cameras. Out of town orders solicited.
Mcdonald & Pomroy' leading druggists;
Last week Glendive was shut out in
two games at Forsyth. The Glendive
papers say that Blexrud did splendid
work but was not we'll supported.
When you want a nice rest from the
excessive heat of the day, call at The
Ideal ice cream parlor and refresh your.
self with a dish OF Ice cream or a cool
drink Of grape wine. 8.2o.4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Clancy, of Tacoma, en-
route east, stopped over one train the
past week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J..
Coughlin who we're their neighbors
when they resided in the Sound city.
The market is flooded With worthless
"poison fly paper. If ours don't give
satisfaction your money will be refunded
and no questions ask. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. leading druggists. 8.7o-tf
Charles Brislin has been in St. Paul
the past week to get treatment for his
eye. When leaving he expected to get
back the first OF the coming week.
W. handle only Everhart candy
which has passed the pure food law-and
any child a eat it without the slightest
danger of poisoning. Drop in when you
are in need Of anything in the confection.
cry line. The Ideal. 8-7o.3t
Earl McHush who had been spending
several weeks at the ranch of his uncle,
A. c. McGillivray, came in from the
north this week to return to his Chicago
home to be ready to enter school next
week.
There is n popularity about the
Eastman kodaks-you can buy them in
Dickinson as cheap as you can in Chi.
cago or New York. We sell them 81 to
SIS. Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading
druggists. 8.2o.tf
Mrs. Dr.. Davis and her cousin, Mrs.
Bigelow, returned Wednesday evening
from a very pleasant trip through the
Yellowstone park. Mrs. Bigelow loft
the following evening on her way to
Holyoke, Mass.
The cost of a kodak is triAiug COM
pared with the pleasure which you can
get out of one Come in and see sample
photos made with s. and S. kodaks.
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists.
8.7o.tf
c. w. Mitchell, of Sidney, Iowa, was
In the city the past week. Mr.. Mitchell
has land interests south and is much
pleased with the prospects of the de-
velopment of the country out that way.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at Senour & Langley's,
uccessors to MeCloy & Senour, for
ale. They will sweep a floor without
aislng any dust what ever. I7-io.tf
Henry Muecke will have a car of cattle
for market this fall. He is the owner of
the old Suits place northeast of Davis
buttes, where the fine grove horth of the
Gladstone road is ( o be seen. MI.
Muecke has in all two and three.fourths
sections of land.
There is no article in general use 80
frequently adulterated as insect. powder.
We import ~ insect powder direct and
positively guarantee it to give satisfac.
tion. Mcdonald & Pomrov, leading
druggists. Scott
Attorneys Mcbride & Baker have
ordered a new 44oo-pound Gary safe, the
latest model, and have rented a fine
suite of rooms in the First National bank
building, just west of the u. S. land Office
rooms, which they will occupy a. soon
as completed.
The Ideal will soon move into the old
postofice building, where they will keep
a full line of fruits, confectionery, to:
baccos and cigars, and will be glad to
meet old as we'll as new customers
Our motto is 1--WE will treat you right
and we practice what We preach. 8-7o.ti
J. A. Sheppard, the N. P. pumper a,
Hebron, was taken seriously i'll the pas,
week and was taken to Brainerd on
Wednesday. MI Sheppard has been
with w. J. Littlehales on the line be.
tween Mandan and Glendive since he
returned from Alaska. He was formerly
employed in the railroad shop at Dickin.
son, but of late years, on account of his