The Dickinson press., 1904-07-30
Rain is needed very much.

Rain is needed very much.
Rev. FIR. Dignam visited Sentine
Butte the past week.
AttorneysCrawford and Mcbride wer.
in Sentinel Butte this week.
Rooms to rent-furnished or unfurn
ished. Inquire at this Office. 7-l6-4E
The plan now is to hold the Congrega
tional Sunday school picnic n week
from Tuesday-August Q.
The father of Mrs. J. V. lessen died in
South Dakota last week. Mrs. lessen
was at the parental home at the time.
Ladies' and Misses mackintoshes, jus,
the idea when driving and for cool even.
ings, at A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-23-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Conklin. of Bis.
marck, were in Dickinson this week,
Mr.. Conklin makes frequent trips to the
city in connection with his land business.
Exceptionally striking lot of summer
waist and dress patterns. Splendid
bargains. A. +. Crowl & Co. 7-16-tf
Misses Dare, daughters of A. H. Dare.
speaker of the Minnesota house of repre-.
sentatives, were en- route to the Coast
Wednesday and were met at the train
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Frye.
Thinking about a kodak? 1t will cost
you nothing to call at our store and ex-
anime photos made with our 81, S., and
sl2 outfits. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 6.II.tf
The next meeting of the sixth district
medical society will be held in Mandan
August 2, 1904. DR.. Stephen Fisher has
been assigned the topic "Acute Appendix
citis and Its Medical Treatment"
Muslin Underwear. The very thing
you are going to buy this warm weather.
See Cartwright's ad. 7-I6-tf
The celebrated ready tailor made
clothing. The up to date Lamphere
hats, exclusive agents. A. T. Crowl 4
Co. 5.l4-tf
Abbot Vincent, D. D. of Richardon
was in the city on Wednesday and took
in the Passion Play. The father had
just returned from Milwaukee and re.
ported that the contract for the college
addition was recently let.
If you are gong to paint your house
your barn, your carriage or anything else
remember we sell the best paint made
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug.
gists. 4-l6.tf
Mrs. Gotta expects her sister-in-law to-
day Saturday. When her guest leaves
for her home on the coast, Mrs. Gotta will
accompany her as far as Billings and
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Littlehales for
a few days.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever I2-lo.tf
John Reiner, foreman for the North
western Ranching Co., was in Dickinson
the past week to get a new mower and
other haying equipment. They will
run two mowers and three hay wagons
this season.
Strengthening of mems and boys canvas
shoes. Regular S1.5o shoes, sale SI.oo;
$3.50 shoes, sale 85c; boys SIPS shoes,
sale 75c; These are certainly great
bargains. A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-I6.tf
Mrs. Lincoln and daughter Dorothy
returned to Duluth on Tuesday. Master
Lloyd remains with Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan
until the close of his summer vacation.
Mr.. Lincoln is road foreman of engines
at Duluth.
1t is understood that Rev. c. Z. Dob
son is to resign at Great Falls, Montana,
and return to St. Johns Episcopal church
in Dickinson. Toknow that Mr.. Dobson
and his family expect to return to Dick
inson will be good news to everybody.
Miss Mary Shaw of Wadcna, who had
been visiting her brother, Albert Shaw
of this city, left last Saturday on her
way to Spokane, Washington. Abrother
died in Spokane a few weeks since and
Miss Shaw has gone to look after the es.
tate.
Now we probably have the very best
Japan tea that as yet been sold in town
--Schelling's best in halt and one pound
packages. Please try this tea and you
want it again. At Drenkel's. 5-14-tf
Billings County Republican: Paul
Mise was bitten on the hand by a rattle
snake Monday, but as he Immediately
wrapped a string around his wrist and
went to DR.. Eastman for treatment. he
will come out all right. He was pulling
weeds in the garden at the time.
THE Minneapolis Journal says that
the North Dakota pure food law has
much to commend it, and adds: off all
the states had similar statutes, the men
who get rich by food adultcration would
soon be looking for something else
to do"
Mrs. John c. Campbell left on Mon
day for her Nebraska home. Her hus-
band met her at Omaha. Mr.. Campbell,
a brother of Judge Campbell of Dickin-
son, is a pioneer of Nebraska, having
taken a homestead near Nebraska City
in 1865. The land is now worth SIS per
acre.
Those fond of beautiful horses will
have an opportunity of seeing the larg-
est number of perfect specimens ever
exhibited in this city. The Main Circus
is noted as having the most beautiful
horses of any show in the world. The
exhibitions stables will be open to the
public on the afternoon Of circus day.
lanes A. French, wife and children,
Chas. M. Garter, Sam Rhodes and A,
Beck, with the U. S. geological survey,
arrived in the city on Wednesday. They
have pitched a large tent on the city lots
on Hannaford street where they will
remain for a short time before going to
the Little Missouri river country to take
up government work.
Elephants as soldiers, who charge, fire,
get shot and carry off their dead, is a bit
Of acting with the Main Circus which is
probably the most remarkable animal
performance eve witnessed. A diminu.
tive Shetland pony riding on the backs
of two beautiful gray horses is another
interesting feature in the animal-per.
forming line never before seen here,
The first of the week General Hughes,
Ed. Hughes, Editor Jewell and Attorney
Patterson made a trip to Medora and
Sentinel Butte to look up coal deposits
a little. They are conducting expert
ments in the manufacture of briquettes
and if their tests are satisfactory, as they