The Dickinson press., 1904-08-13
Gordon Dodd is i'll with rheumatism.sl

Gordon Dodd is ill with rheumatism.99 /
Mrs. S. J. Dunlap and Mrs. Shaw, Of
Mandan, were passengers on Wednes'
day en- route to Beach.
StQne, porch and window awnings at
Senour & Langley's, successors to Nc:
Cloy & Senour. 4-Io.tf
August Vetterlein expects to give
bout the first of September.
All Ladies' white shirt waists will be
sold at a discount of IS per cent at
Browns store. 7.3o.3t
e. c. Mead who was in the city on
Wednesday said that it was hard to get
help this year for haying.
Ladies' fancy and colored shirt waists
to be closed out below cost at Browns
store. 7.3o-3t
John Friend has moved a house down
from Belfeld which he is fitting up for
his own use on Wales street.
Ladies' muslin underwear and lingerie
is being closed out at cost at Browns
store. 7.3o-3t
The Dakota.M Manitoba Land Co. had
several parties out south the past week
and made some large sales Of land.
Wagon covers tarpaulins and tents at
Senour & Langley's, successors to NC.
Glow & Senour. 4-Io-tf
Miss Mary Wheat arrived the past
week to visit her sister, Mrs. l.. M. Nc
Glashan, and aunt, Mrs. McGillivray.
Wanted at nee good cook-high
wages paid. Apply at Press Office. 8-I3-7t
Mr.. Anderson, live stock solicitor for
the Milwaukee, vent to Wibaux on
Thursday to see 80 cars of cattle loaded.
Lost-pair Of nose glasses. Finder
please leave at this Office. Sight
Asa Gardner, the New England Haley
stage driver, fitted u this week with a
new set of harness made by Zimmerman.
Persons OF taste who want the latest
and best in stationery know that 1t is to
be found only at our store. Mcdonald
& Pomrov. 6.ll.tf
Supt. w. S. Russell Of the Dickinson
Fire & Pressed Brick Go. has been east
the past week taking orders for brick
and boiler settings.
Ladies' and Misses mackintoshes, just
the idea when driving and for cool even:
ings, at A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-23-tf
Misses Goldie Homer and Lottie Baird
spent Sunday in Taylor. Miss Rubie
Roberts supplied Miss Homer's place at
the telephone exchange.
Es,rayed-near New England: black
mare, weight about 1850, branded J on
right hip. $500 reward. Return or
notify G. r. Wannemacher. 8-o-tt
S. D. Gregg of Gladstone did a little
threshing this week for himself n his
neighbors and reports that the oats
threshed made a very good yield.
For Sale-Fine s year old saddle horse
and driver-gentle, also a fine I year old
roadster, gentle, will work anywhere:
G. R. Wannemacher. Soft
C, KEYS, foreman of the Antelope
Land 4 Cattle Co., has a large force OF
men at work in the hay field and already
has over 900 tons up. He wants to put
up as much more.
Strengthening of mems and boys canvas
shoes. Regular sI.5o shoes, sale sI.oo;
81, 90 shoes, sale 85c; boys s1.25 shoes,
sale 75c; These are certainly great
bargains. A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-16-ti
Fred Burning Of Richardton was in
the city the past week to get his wife
who had been treated at the Dickinson
hospital for a broken ankle, fractured in
the overturning Of a hay wagon.
Furnished rooms to rent. Inquire Of
Hugh Roberts corner Of Oaks and Van
Norden streets. 8-I3-tl
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roquette are leav.
ing this week for Minneapolis, where
Mrs. Roquette will visit while her hus'
| band goes on to New York to buy goods
Peter Tuna will accompany MIR. Ro
quette.
Sheriff ]. w. Goodall and son Johnnie
got back from the Missouri river the frs!
OF the week. They gathered horses anc
| brought in a carload which we're solo
to eastern parties and shipped out or
Tuesday.
At the present rate of working the new
| postoffce and United States land Office
rooms il the First National bank build
ing will be ready for occupancy thu
coming week. The Mandan Mercantile
| Co. have a large force of men at worI
| and hope to have the entire building
ready for occupancy early in September
DR.. 7. C. F. Siegfriedt of Wibaux
formerly Of Sentinel Butte, who recent!
took unto himself a wife, announces him
self as a candidate for the legislature il
the Glendive papers. E. H. Brewster
also of Wibaux, is out for the Office o
county treasurer in his county.
CIR. McHugh, father of Miss McHugi
who visited in the city several months il
the spring, has been the guest OF Regis
ter and Mrs. McGillivray the past week
Mr.. McHugh is the owner OF a larg'
tract OF land out south. He returns t.
his Chicago home in a few days.
Palmer Hall Of Gorham drove to Dick
inson on Monday with his daughter VIII
had been poisoned with ivy. After get
ting medical treatment the daughter wa
able to return with her father on Wednes
day. Mr.. Hall lives out 50 miles ant
does not get to Dickinson very often.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wright and children
who residedin Dickinson for some month
a year or two ago, were on their way tn
past week from Seattle to their old hom
in England. Mr.. Wright was sick
great deal in this country and though
he might be better in the mother country
J. P. Iungers, the newly qualihe'
school treasurer of American New Hun
gary district No. I8, was in Dickinson o.
Monday. His district has just completes
two new school houses, making three i
all, and is in good shape for schoolini
the large number of children in tn
district.
The restaurant one door west OF tn
Lish hardware store is the property G
Mrs. Charles Brislin. The place wa
badly run down but the new proprieto
has put it in shape and it is now a first
class eating house. Mrs. Brislin know
how a restaurant should be conducted
The restaurant is run day and night an
the service is excellent.