The Dickinson press., 1904-12-10
The weather has been very mild the

past week.
Prunes, twenty pounds Tor 81 at Dren:
kel's. II-I2-tt
Miss Beth Robinson is teaching on
the south side.
Wisconsin brick cheese and the finest
Limberger cheese at Drenkels. I1-I2-tt
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Chase,
Nov. ~, a son.
Cigars, IS in a box, at The Ideal for
Christmas trade. I2-3-4t
Commissioner George Lee was up
from Gladstone on Friday.
Aslock Nassett, the Taylor land man,
was in Dickinson on Friday.
Three rooms to rent, furnished or
unfinished. Rent reasonable. En-
1quire at this Office. I1-26-tf
Postmaster E. b. Brewster was in
IRON Sand Creek this week.
Wanted, at once, an extra fine, gentle,
young new mich COW DR.. H. A. Davis,
Dickinson. II-26-tf
Geo. Frye went north Friday morning
with a company of land seekers.
Box candy done up in handsome
packages is our Christmas specially.
Give US a call. The Ideal. 12-3-4t
Dan McPhee loaded Out with sup
plies for the south Friday morning.
Christmas cards and calendars at the
Bazaar, December I6 and II, at Miss
Scofeld's studio. I2-3-2t
w. L. Richards and A.. N. Jefferies
returned from the east on Thursday.
Twill be glad to have everyone come
to see my work during my Bazaar next
week. Edna Scofeld. I2.3-2t
Berringer Bros. had cattle in this
week for a two or three-car shipment.
Goods for jewelry people at T. J..
Greene & Co.'S, Opticians, jewelers. and
Epgravers. I2-Io-tf
Mrs. A. L. Crowl has recovered from
her illness sufficiently to be out again.
A Bazaar and Holiday Sale at Miss
Scofeld's studio, December IS and III,
afternoon and evening. I2-3-2t
| Mrs. N. E. Chase returned from Tay-
Tor this week and went south on Fri
day.
Leave YOU orders at The Ideal for
all kind of magazines. Daily and Sun
day papers also on sale. I1-5-tf
T. H. Myran came up with the Taylor
people on Thursday to look after tax
matters.
The Ideal has recently put in line
OF school tablets, pencils, etc, also
other articles in the stationery line.
l2-3-4t
O. S. Chase, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Ida and Minnie, we're
in from the southeast this week.
Baby's ready-made cloaks, colors red
and white. Ladies' and misses short
flannel petticoats, all sizes. Crowl &
Cos 1o-22-tf
The Daughters of the Prophet enter.
tanned on Thursday evening in honor OF
Mrs. J. P. Tingle and Mrs. S. P. Gotta.
White fish, herring and mackeral in
Io-lb. kits at 65c, ooc and SI.35 each at
Scofeld's Satisfactory Store. 1o-22-tf
J. B. Mann of New England was in
the city this week to get his last load OF
supplies until another spring.
Crackerjacks, velvets, honey cream
apd raspberry tablets compose a part Of
Sur large stock Of candies. etc. The
IDEAL. I2.3.4t
: St. Johns Guild will meet with Mrs
T. J. Greene next Wednesday. A full!
attendance is requested. Mildred
Bishop, secretary.
Get your order for goods to be en-
graved in early. T. ]. Greene Il Co.
Jewellers, Opticians and Engravers.
Pilot
, 1t costs but 81 to get the Bismarck
Daily Tribune from now until the close
t of the legislative session. Subscription!
may be left at the PRESS office.
Rocking horses, tool chests, doll car
0 riages, game boards and iron toys of al
kinds. YOU WILL BE SURPRISED
. at the prices. IT, Greene& Co.
: I2.1o-t
Buy a doll hat for the little girl TO
Christmas. On sale At Hawkinsen &
! Coles by the Girls Friendly Society o
the Episcopal church. Prices 20, IS ant
q IS cents.
osThe Ideal has a handsome lot o
{ fancy box candy for the Christina
trade, to arrive this week. Call earl,
and make your selection before tn
j stock has been picked over. 1894
{ John Holm, who has herded sheep TO
. John Bangs the past 10 months, went t
Minnesota Wednesday night to spen'
: the winter. Mr.. Holm herded cattle TO
" Beckett & Foote away back in ~ an!
. '88. He was also employed at the Ki
y Dinsdale ranch in the early ninetie:
and will probably return to this countr
again in the spring.