The Dickinson press., 1904-12-10

your QOllaT QOeS us Quty. lZ-3-&t
John Gunwall came up from Taylor
Thursday evening.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
,Dominick Vranna on Nov. rs.
Santa Claus will be there-Studio I6.
December l6 and y. 12-3-2t
The best box apples on the market at
Drenkel's. II-I2-tf
Mrs. E. A. Lane was down from Bel
field this week and it is understood that
she intends to remove to this city.
Call at The Ideal for a fresh line of
marsh mallows, taffy, chocolate creams
and bitter sweets. I2-3-4t
The American Tramp Co. gave a good
entertainment Wednesday night, not
w~ithstanding the adverse reports from
Bismarck.
You can find a fine line of imported
cushion tops. such as hand made cross
stitch, French goblin and Dutch burlap
at Hawkinsen & Coles. 1t
There were a large number Of land
men in the city Wednesday. Many of
them had been driving in the country
looking for land.
Lost: Gold rope chain with small lock-
ct containing gentleman's photo. Finder
leave same at PRESS Office and receive
reward. Io.zo-tf
Lloyd RAIDER, Joe Carroll and Claude
Miller returned the first Of the week
from a deer hunt northwest of .Medora.
They had good success.
Wedding and invitation stationery, also
fine line box papeteries from &C TO $3.50
per box. We have the largest and best
line in the city. White & Co. Io.8.ti
c. w. Herstein, one of the new set
tiers IS miles south of Dickinson,
brought in a load of wheat on Wednes-
day which he sold for $50.
We have received the handy catalog
of Standard patterns, with a complete
line of patterns, reduced in price to Ic
and I5c. A. T. Crowl & Co. Io.8-ti
VIM. Timmons is in charge OF the
Blackburn restaurant and may remain
all winter. Mr.. Blackburn is looking
after the stock at his ranch.
Remember. now, for winter horse
shoes Fred Turner has the common
sense, steel plugged, casted and never
slip. They will fit nine horses out Of
ten. Try them. 11-I2li
Mr.. and Mrs. James Beckett, of Spo
kan, Washington, en- route from the
east, visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Tinglt
in this city the first OF the week.
A pretty fancy collar or hand made
handkerchief would be a suitable Christ
mas present for your lady friend: Yot
can find them at Hawkinsen & Coles. Il
]. N. Town of Sand Creek and J.W
Silver of New England returned the las
of last week from a visit each. Mrs
Silver will remain east a few weeks
longer.
Mrs. M. B. Hickman is prepared to d.
all kinds of dressmaking. Also machine
stitching by the hour. At Congregations
parsonage. Io-I-5p-t
Among those up from the east en'
the first of the week were Herman
Leutz, MAIDS Jesperson, Ole Kyseth
Benz. Webb, f. o. Baker, ]. w. Bailey
E. Hesler and RIB. Todd.
The Press is making some exceE
tionally good clubbing offers. Loo
them owe. They are for new as we'll a
for old subscribers who pay a full yea
in advance.
If YOU want to be in the swim an
want presents that are up to date, 20
will find what you are looking for a
Easton's Eagle Bazaar on West Villar'
street.
A few of the dustless floor brushe
have been left at Senour & Langley
for sale. They will sweep a floor withot
! raising n dust whatever. 12-lo-
The city schools now have al enrol
ment of 100, and Supt. R. L. Davidso
expects that the number will reach &
before the close of the year.
Only one of a kind--beautiful whit
m~ercerized waistings with silk embrois
cred fronts, also collars and cuffs, 8:
{ and 3H yard patterns. Splendid Chris
mas gifts. Crowl & Co.'s, 1910
i Wanted-to trade seven sections
land lying just north of Cedar river
township 1890. for horses. cattle
sheep. Call OF address M. F. Gilbel
e Dickinson, N. D. 1873.
y Since the resignation OF Ira lngrahar
If Ed. Connolly as cattle foreman, ar
Robert Gordon as sheep foreman, ha'
been in charge Of the Baker Co. ranch
IS on the Cannon Ball.
le Mcdonald & Pomroy are showing Il
Ie largest and most complete line OF ne
lie books ever seer in this city, and buyil
d them direct from the publishers tn
Ip are able to offer them at surprising
low prices. I4'l9