The Dickinson press., 1904-04-09
Boys Clothing, best at The Hub.

Boys Clothing, best at The Hub.
Water was high at Belfeld this week
T. N. Hartung was in the city thi.
week.
Mrs. Birdsall returned Thursday from
the east.
Postmaster Ash Of Beaver wal in the
city this week.
VIM. Dieball of Hebron was in the
city on Thursday.
Regular quarterly meeting of school
boards next Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Ray returned Friday morn:
ing from her Mexico trip.
Mrs. Geo. Hughes of Glendive arrived
in the city on Thursday.
-Four new settlers have taken land in
the township east of New England.
o. P. liner was athis old ranch during
the bad March weather. The stock came
tnrough IN good shape.
l. Nollet Of Sentinel Butte went to
Little Falls, Mimi, on Tuesday to visit
his four children who are in school there.
DR.. N. L. Gartley will be in Taylor
Apr. 10 and 10, in Hebron Apr. 20 and
II prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. 4-2.3t
The Agricultural college at Fargo has
issued a bulletin on preserving eggs"
If you wan to know how to keep eggs
fresh, send for it.
W. P. Brannon visited MI. and Mrs.
Greene-former residents Of this city
and found them delightfully."- situated
amid old scenes and old friends.
Simon SibIey says that the water in
Heart river at his place at Eland was
three feet higher this year than at any
time before since he has lived there.
The Dickinson Abstract & Real Estate
Co. have listed for sale 6 good residence
properties, ranging in price from $500 to
5000. For terms and prices consult
the company. 4-o-3t
MIR. and Mrs. T. S. Underhill have
spent the past month at New Orleans
and other gulf points and are now COM
ing north, visiting St. Louis andin Iowa.
They expect to reach home about May 1.
The Dickinson Abstract & Real Estate
Co. have listed for sale E good residence
properties, ranging in price from $500 to
$1,000. For terms and prices consult
the company. 4-o-3t
There will be a grand ball at Hotel
Butte in Sentinel Butte, Monday, April
II, and Landlord Snyder will see that
all the guests are we'll cared for and
have a pleasant time.
Asa Gardner does not report the going
very bad south. He makes his regular
trips to New England, but south OF there
they have been unable to get through
for some days on account of the high
water. The ice gorges in the Cannon
Ball went out the first of the week.
Merssrs. Hay and Condit, of Jones
county, Iowa, and N. H. Cattell and J..
H. Head, of Cedar county, Iowa, arrived
in the city the past week. They have
homesteads nine miles southwest of
Rainy butte where they will go as soon
as the Cannon Ball river gets down a
little.
w. c. Hanson and family arrived the
past week from Wisconsin with W cars
of goods. They will go to the new SET
Element southwest of New England as
soon as the streams get down a little.
Mr.. Hanson says that there are several
families coming out as soon as he gets
settled and ready to receive them south.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson entertained four
teen young people, friends of Mr.. Joe
and Miss Emma Messersmith, at a chat
ing-dish party last Friday evening. MIR.
Wardwell of Pembina, a college friend
Of Joe Messersmith who stopped off a
day or two on his way west, was guest of
honor.
Bring US your prescriptions. We insure
you full strength standard drugs scien.
i6cally compound ed, prompt service.
courteous treatment, reasonable prices.
W. employ no cheap labor. Your med
icine is not juggled by incompetent and
unauthorized help. Satisfaction guar
anteed. IT,. GreenF& Co. 2-27-tf
c. H. Pearl is erecting a modern dwell
ing Prosser, Washington, a city about the
size of Dickinson. His daughters, Misses
Rosa and Mary, who had been spending
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Skeen at Sentinel Butte, recently went
west, and Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Pearl are
expected to leave Elk Point, S. D., for
Prosser soon.
For the benefit OF the two or three per
sons in Dickinson who do not have US fill
there prescriptions we would say: Bring
your prescriptions to our store and avoid
all danger of having them filled by igno-
rant and incompetent persons. If in
doubt ask your doctor what he thinks
about our store. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
3.5-tf
Conductor S. !. Dunlap was returning
Tuesday from Glendive where he is in
terssted in a company owning nine town
ships of land in the Yellowstone country
twelve miles north Of the track. The
company sell in ter thousand acre tracts.
Mr.. Dunlap has a township Of land that
he owns individually neal Fallon:
w. D. Gordon and Will Gordon, the
merchandise auctioneers from Minneap-
oils, are in town and on Saturday will
take charge of the stock of goods in the
store of Mrs. J. L. Brown & Co., when
the Auction Sale will commence. Each
afternoon and evening there will he an