The Dickinson press., 1904-09-10

Mrs. L. H. Rudiselle, Marguerite and
Ted left on Thursday for a visit in Ohio.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have their Saturday afternoon food
sale at the Sco6eld store. tt
Miss Hazel Lee OF Gladstone is attend.
ing school in Dickinson. She is stop
ping at the home Of Mrs. Busse.
Regular l2Kc and Isc Amoskeoge
hannels for &c a yard at A. T. Crowl
& Cos. o.3-tf
Miss Ella Ray has been visiting rela-
tives at Waverly MIMI, this week. She
plans to leave on the I2th for st. Louis.
State Examiner Tyler checked Audi
tor White and Treasurer Leask this
week and found their accounts correct.
The 3-year old daughter of MIR. and
Mrs. J. w. Sellman, of Belfeld. was TAX
en- to the Dickinson hospital this week.
]. D. Peirson went to Hebron on
Thursday to see about some cattle Ship
ments that are expected to be made
soon.
J. IS. Let's, according to the Under
wood paper, was recently in Mclean
county looking after his land interests
there.
Jake Rothschiller of Gladstone says
that the base ball team of that place will
give a dance in the Columbia hall the
night of Sept. 10th. A big time is ex-
pected.
Splendid bargains in kimonas and
dressing sacks at q less than original
value. Prices varying from soc to sT.5c
each. A. T. Crowl & Co. 9-3-tt
Miss Otteson of Glenwood, Mimi, has
opened a dress making shop and will dc
6rst-class work; tailor made suits a
speciality. Rooms with Mrs. Thos'
Evans. o.lo-2p
DR.. V. H. Stickney wen to St. Paul on
Wednesday to meet Mrs. Stickney and
daughters who were returning from their
visit in Vermont.
After the completion of the new annex
to our store we will show the largest line
ever of ladies' and misses jackets and
skirts. A. T. Crowl & Co. o.3-tf
V. Hansen, nephew of the lessen
brothers, late of Denmark, has hired
out with Joe Christen at Taylor. Ernes,
lessen works for Leutz & Co. in the
same town.
Do you know where to buy blank
books? We sell all kinds--ledgers, jour
nails, day books-everything from a SC
memorandum to IS ledger. Mcdonald
& Pomroy, leading druggists. 8-7o-ti
Mr.. and Mrs. J. v. lessen will leave in
about a week for the Coast. They vii!
stop at Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and
hope t see Los Angeles before they
settle down.
Fall styles of dress goods, flannel
1annelettes and a very pretty line OF fall
shirt waist waistings are arrivals at A
T. Crowl & Co. o.3-tl
c. F. Winkenwerder will have charge
of the hardware in the A. T. Crowl &
Co. department store. Mr.. Winken'
werder is an experienced man in this
line.
VIM. Woke who has been in St. Pau
for some years, has returned to his sons
ranch in the vicinity of Oakdale. Mr.
Woke was in Dickinson this week fol
supplies.
Mrs. Theodore Bolke of Hebron ha:
been the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. Stepher
Fisher the past week. Mr.. and Mrs
Bolke are soon to become residents o.
Dickinson.
Theodore Bolke of Hebron has bought
lots ! and in block 10 Of Young's enc
addition and will erect a house Thereon
at once. Mr.. Bolke has sold his resi-
dence at Hebron and will move hi!
family to Dickinson within a short time
Announcement extraordinary--We vii
replace, free of charge, every article o
Elliott's anti rusting tinware that eve,
rusts out. Call for Elliiott's and take n.
other. G.. ]. Hart. sole agent, genera
hardware dealer, Dickinson, N. d. o-1o.4
VIM. Gardner, nine miles south o
Dickinson, probably has the larges
reservoir in the country. 1t was jus
surveyed and was found to hold 6,ooo,22
gallons OF water. The dam is IA fee
in the highest place.
Milton and Reuben Bobb. OF Taylor
were in Dickinson last Saturday to max
final proof on 100 acres of land each
They reported fair grain crops. The,
have cattle south and c. F. Bobb ordered
! the Press sent to his address at Seim
S. D.
Miss Leona Wolf gave a fine enter
| tainment at Hebron last Saturday nigh
| for the benefit of her music pupils. Tn
parts were we'll taken. Miss Wolf ha
music pupils at Taylor and Richardto
and seems to be giving excellent sati:
faction.
H. c. Anderson brought his family i
from the ranch the past week. The
occupy the Hans Christensen house o.
Van Norden street the same as last yea;
1 The Christensen Children, Emma, Ere
and Victor, live here with their uncl
and aunt.
The PRESS Is in receipt of cards al
nouncing the marriage, in Fargo, Sept.
of Ernest Reed Orchard and Harrie
M. Carter. Mr.. Orchards many friend
whs have known him since his boyhoo
days, will join the PRESS in most heart
congratulations and best wishes.
H. c. Christensen brought his chile
rem in from the ranch the past weel
Fred who graduated from the high scho'
last spring, is taking a post gradua,
course. He expects to go away to scho'
another year. Nels returned to Mar
eta, Ohio, where school opens the fir
of next week.
Engineer James A. French, of the I
S. geological survey, was in for supple
this week and rented a room in II
Senour & Langley building where /
will do his drafting ETC.. Mr.. French
still working on the Little Missouri rive
in the southeastern part of the sta
where it is expected that he will kes
his crew until now flies.
Short-haired and nervous as a ghost,
Answering to Bill Or Ned or Fan,
Death on rats and sirloin steak,
Behold the sparkling rat and tan.
We do not know whether Villa
Shakespeare or William Mye was gull
of the above, but We know that Hay
Hairhealth will come as near grown
hair IN a hald head az anv nreDaratiC