The Dickinson press., 1904-10-15

turning home on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Brown were up
form Gladstone on Monday.
]. w. Pavlicek raised 300 bushels Of
wheat and 500 of oats this year.
Cross shoes-snappy styles, perfect
6tters-at &c. Cartwright Cos. 1t
Born. to MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ. Nc.
Glashan, October 10. a daughter.
B. w. Castles was in from w. B. CALI
gan's ranch this week for lumber.
Buy the best coal, the White Ash, of
the Consolidated Coal Co., at Lehigh.
Io-l5-3t
Albin Abrahams and John Branson, Of
Belfeld, were in Dickinson on Monday.
Mrs. Julius Hoist of Fayelte is visit
ing for two months in Davenport, Iowa.
Two furnished rooms for rent-heated
electric light. Mrs Jerry Hayes. lo-8-2t
Mrs. August Wegat Of Bel6eld was the
guest Friday and Saturday Of Mrs. John
Friend.
1t paysto buy White Ash coal. Phone
or write the Consolidated Coal Co. a,
Lehigh. lo.l5-3t
This week Capt. J. G. Saunders sur.
veyed a townsite for John Harnder al
Antelope.
Henry DEFINE, a new rancher IL miles
northwest of Taylor, was in Dickinson
on Thursday.
The large assortment Of linen fancy
covers, scarfs and doilies at Roquette
Bros. will surely please you. II
Don't forget the apron sale and chick.
en- pie supper, at the Congregational
parlors, on the evening of Oct. 70.
For that hacking cough take Red
Spruce and Cherry Cough Syrup-25c a
bottle at T. J. Greene & Cos. o-I7.tl
A. T. Crowl left for St. Louis on
Wednesday. He was joined at Bismarck
by Warden Boucher of the penitentiary
Twenty-Five young thoroughbred
Brown Lehorn roosters for sale Sl.oc
each. ]. P. Anderson, Taylor, N. D. 8-3r
Andrew Walsh and Ed. Sohm return.
ed to Beach the first of the week. They
are at work on the new Beach school
houses.
Remember we fill your prescriptions
carefully, scientifically and from the
best drugs obtainable. IT,. Greene &
Co. o.I7-ti
Mrs. Mary Rau went to New Salem
last Saturday to visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. K. A. Knudson, for two
weeks.
An elegant assortment of material fol
all kinds of fancy work, such as pillow
tops, silks, ETC., can be found at Browns
Bargain Store. 1883
]. A. WEIGH has rented the Lavine
house on Hannaford street. Mrs. WEIGH
returned from Hebron the first of the
week.
Fall and winter weight union suits fol-
women and children. Oneita make, from
sI.oo to SI.75 per suit. Scofeld's Salts
factory Store. o-I7-tl
The New England supper at the Con
gregational parlors on Friday evening
Oct. 81 will be a good one Price onl,
Is cents.
Just received at Browns Bargain Store
A fine line Of fleece lined goods such
as outing %1annels, vicugna cloth. etc
Prices always reasonable. 1883
Miss Ethel Currie arrived Monda,
from Merriam Park to keep house fol
her father and brother. They have thu
rooms over Cartwright's store.
Winter dress goods, outing Aannels
shifting 1annels and blankets, cheap fo1
cash, as we are closing out this line o
goods. Sco6eld's Satisfactory Store. o.I7t
The Lee & Brown threshing machin,
has been at work south OF Gladstone TO,
about five weeks and there is work 70
| about four weeks yet. The average yielt
OF wheat per acre is about IS bushels.
Now is your opportunity to get bar
| gains in millinery. We are closing GU
our entire line of millinery at cost. l
will surely pay you to investigate thes
bargains before making your purchases
Browns Bargain Store. 1883
Monday evening w. P. Owens accom-
panied Geo. Wright OF Eagle Grove
Iowa, and NJ. A. Nicholson Of Clarion
Iowa, as far east as Bismarck. Tn
visitors had spent a few days rusticatin'
at the Owens Land & Cattle Co. rancho:
Would trade my stock of furniture
Estoves, harness, etc., for a ranch (stock
land and improvements), will pay cas-
difference. Want good sized ranch
with stock complete-prices must b
right. E. A. Currie. 1o-1-,
N-U. Wannemacher and daughter, Mis-
lI.n.,o. ,,L1 l,l h1a- ,o~ n Ns~l
ffhson for some weeks, left Monday &c
Bios Angeles. They will visit for a wee
in San Francisco and a few places e
route, reaching home Nov. 8.
1t will cost you only I5c per head
insure your cattle against black leg b
v%accinatingr with improved black lie
vaccine. No outfit required. Sold b
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drul
gists. 1913
Twenty-Five years ago next sprin
Peter Palm arrived in this county fro
the Old Country. He took up govern
ment land south of RichardtonS whel
he has raised good crops every seaso
This year his farm produced 1000 bushe
of wheat, 1900 bushels of oats and q
bushels of potatoes, besides other crol
in smaller quantity. Mr.. Palm has
head of cattle, and is a well-to-do farme
Don't you know that the prescripti.
the doctor writes you is your own pro
erty? You eau get it filled by any dru
gist you please. You don't have to tai
it to the store printed IN the blank unle
you want TO. We use the best chemica
%obtainable and have an experience
druggist in charge. He has compound
all sorts of prescriptions for I'll years.
, Stark county. You know him. Robinst
is safe and accurate. White & Co. 90
The N. P. has raised the dam in Il
!, !, Hart river at this place two feet, wifi
{ %insures an abundant water supply. tt
company now has a large force of wor
f men at the round houss extending nj
: stalls 10 feet to the north. This is
enable the company to take care of t
big engines and later, when the compal
. has a little more time, the stalls on t
= east of the round house will also be {
tended.