The Dickinson press., 1904-07-23
Plentyo Of win rowers at Drenkel's. 7-o.tf

uV NC" S0lSul Sk0StOu "uS Out
this week.
Plain sewing done at reasonable rates
Mrs. L.. A. Davis. 7.23-3t
The N. P. fire guard blowers are we'll
on the way to Mandan with their work.
The finest line Of cigars in the city at
White & Cos. drug store. 7-l6.tf
F. Maser, the new secretary Of the
Rainy Butte Land Co., is getting land
buyers from the east every week.
Wall paper in ingrains and varnish
tile. White & Co., Druggists. 7-l6-tf
Charles Sproat, a fireman on the N. P.
got something in his eye the first of the
week which caused him much pain.
Varnish tile wall paper can be cleaned
by washing. White 4 Co.. Druggists.
7.I6-tf
aAre you thinking of buying a shirt
waist? Don't fail to read Cartwright's
ad. 7-l6if
]. M. Powell, one Of the successful
w%oolgrowers from the south, was in
Dickinson for supplies last Sasurday.
Stoze, porch and window awnings at
Senour & Langley's, successors to Nc:
Cloy & Senour. 4-1o.tf
John D. Carey, advance agent for the
big Main Circus, was in Dickinson this
week. The show will be here August 1.
c. E. Everett, with ]. b. Stoddard at
Sentinel Butte, was in Dickinson last
Saturday with a team. He came in via
Yule.
Now we are ready for all who want
Russian jars, jugs or crooks OF any size.
Flower pots, ETC., at Drenkel's. 4:13-tf
w. E. Briggs Of South St. Paul was in
the city this week looking after business
matters.
A splendid line of ladies' and gents
white linen collars, any size, height and
latest styles. A. T. Crowl 4 Co. o-Il-tf
Miss Sarah Ray and Miss Jennings, Of
Waverley, Mimi, are visiting in the city.
Miss Ray was formerly in the Dickinson
postofhce.
Full line OF Mccormick and Plano
binders. lowers and rakes, also full line
of repairs Tor same at Drenkels. 6-I8.tf
Miss Bessie Farrell who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Katharine
Ray, returned this week to her home in
Missoula, Mont.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
SsnouI & Langley's, successors to Nc.
Cloy & Senour. 4-Io-tf
The Billings county delegates at
Grand Forks this week were S. NJ. Ferris.
!. B. Stoddard, H. Robinson, A. L. Martin
| and Geo. Burgess.
Persons OF taste who want the latest
and best in stationery know that it is to
be found only at our store. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. 6-ll.tf
Stark county invites bids for supplying
court house with coal, also for the con
%struction of sidewalks as required by
the city ordinance.
The finest fountain in the city is at
White & Cos. drug store. Fargo ice
cream is the best-we serve it. o-25-tt
Howells, one of the Dickinson ball
| twirlers, went to Sheridan, Wyo., the
first of the week. Several Of the other
players have left the city.
Eva! We can't show you the girl from
up lllCICj Out VIC Sou SAO" you Jill "
the cheapest carsh that you yer bought.
At Cartwright's. 7-l6.tf
7. A. Ferris and daughters, Misses
Carrie and Ada were down for the circus.
Miss Ada remained over a few days the
guest of Miss Rudiselle.
Towels are every day necessities.
See what you can do for yourself by buy
ing at Cartwright's. Don't fail to read
| their ad this week. .7-16-tf
c. S. Langdon and D. Fouts repre-
sented the Dickinson Knights of Pythias
order at grand lodge meeting in Bis
marck this week.
Remarkable reduction in shirt waists
| of silk, white lawn, sateen and percale,
during our July clearance sale. A.. t.:
CrowI & Co. 7-16.tf
General Hughes was returning to Min
neapolis the past week from a visit at
Glendive. He was accompanied by
Miss Marie Hughes.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed underwear OF
apiece and union suits are among the
July clearance bargains at A. T. Crowl
& Cos. 7-I6.ft
A. w. Ei.nbeck of Hutchinson, Mimi,
arrived in the city this week to put in a
bottllng works. He will use power from
the Dickinson Roller Mill Co.
We have just opened a barrel Of pure
Dalmation insect powder, imported d.
rect from southeastern Europe. Your
money back if it fails to give satisfaction.
Mcdonald Il Pomroy. 6.I1-tf
Father T. L. Rabsteinek had business
in Fargo on Tuesday and by special re-
on Wednesday in Grand Forks.
Carnival is nearly over and you are
tired and dusty. 50 per cent discount
on muslin underwear at Cartwright's
That means you can be clean and cool
for just a trit1e. 7-16-tl
Glendive Independent: Thomas Murn
son of Roadmaster w. P. Murn, fell into
a ditch neal his home from his bicycle
and fractured his left arm Sunday.
Don't tell your friends what you paid
for that muslin underwear at Cart
wright's. They wouldn't believe you
Let them come and see for themselves
Seeing is believing. 7-l6-t
The aides OF the Congregations
church will have an ice cream social a
their parsonage on Tuesday evening mex
from s to 9 o'clock. Price I5c.
Plenty of Mccormick mowers agar
at Drenkel's, also windrowers. Buy nov
and make hay while the sun shines anc
the grass is good. We have also a few
stackers and full rakes left. 7-I6-t
!. Dave Klinefelter, a former resident o
Dickinson, at present publisher Of
paper in Paleuse City, WASH, was in tn
5 city on Wednesday.
A few of the dustless floor brushe
have been left at McCloy & Senour's 70
sale. They will sweep a floor withou
raising any dust what ever. I2.Io-t
A. L. Esse OF Taylor came to Dickin
t son on Monday and took the train in tn
evening for Grand Forks to be presen
t at the state convention as a DELEGATE.