The Dickinson press., 1904-06-11
Money to loan. Campbell & Field.

Money to loan. Campbell & Field.
6.4.tf
Billy Long was in from Yule this
week.
The speedway hat for young men.
The Hub.
J. w. Foley was returning to Medora
on Thursday.
Douglas the worlds shoemaker agen-
cy is at the Hub.
B. F. Deeken of Taylor was in Dick
inson this week.
Lawns in black and white at Sc, loo,
I2Hc, I5c. l8c, zoe, 25c, 3oc, 35c and 4oc
per yard. A. T. Crowi 4 Co. 6-lI-tf
H. c. Berry of this city has been adj
mitted to the bar.
A splendid line of ladies' and gents
white linen collars, any size, height and
latest styles. A. T. Crowl & Co. 6-1l-tf
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Carroll on the and.
Girl Wanted-for general house work.
Mrs. Frank Cannon, Wibaux, Mont. 4-2p
Mrs. Ole Christensen, near Halliday,
has typhoid fever.
Seven rooms over a store to rent, eth
err severally or all together. Call on
Campbell & Field. 6-II-tf
John Hartinger has bought Conductor
Dunlap's residence property.
Special prices on flour of sulphur by
the hundred pounds. T. J. Greene Y
Co, 6.1I-tf
!. w. Foley OF the Bismarck Tribune
returned Monday from St. Louis. Jim
mic was piloted down the Pike by a
preacher and he hopes that the moral
influence thus gained will a him.
Just received at Mrs. J. l.. Browns
store-an elegant line of ladies' dress
skirts, prices from sI.25 to 5000. 6-4.3t
Geo. Norris of Minneapolis fills the
position OF night clerk at the St. Charles,
Mr.. Hopkins having been advanced to
day clerk. Mr.. Norris also has a posi-
ton in the Dickinson ball team.
Ladies' and Misses rain coats with or
without capes-of latest styles-values
50. 90, $500, $3.50 and $500. A. T. Crowl
g. Co. 6-4.tf
Roadmastcr John DAILY has a beauti-
full Swiss watch with solid gold cases,
which bears the inscription on the inner
back case: "From Mary to Papa.
The line of ladies' skirts and shirt
waists to be seen at Mrs. J. L. Browns
store cannot be equaled anywhere in the
city. Prices from soc to $500. 6-4-3t
Large numbers of settlers have been
arriving from the east and going south
| on the New England road. Geo. Frye
had a party of land buyers for the north
| also the past week.
Spring winds bring rough skin and
chapped hands. Wings Elitine, Edel-
weiss Cream or Cucumber Cream make
the skin soft as a baby's. IT,. Greene
& Co. 4-3o-tf
Frank Wanner and Jacob SCHUYLER
and son went to Fargo the past week as
witnesses in the case against the fellow
arrested here in the winter on the charge
of counterfeiting.
For sale-saddle stock stallion 5 yrs.
old, or will exchange for a bunch OF
horses, or will take a bunch of mares to
breed on shares. E. A. Currie,
5-2S-tf Dickinson, N. u.
John DAILY and J.. C. F. Parker have
let contracts to Walton 4 Davis for the
erection of two fine dwellings in Young's
First Addition in the western portion OF
the city. Ground was broken the past
week.
Don't forget that we handle rentals
and pay taxes, ETC., for non residents, in
addition to furnishing abstracts from
one of the best abstract plants in the
state. Dickinson Abstract 4 Real Es-
state Company. s5-28-2t
Welton Mcdonald was taken from his
room in the John Davis home to the
Dickinson hospital on Monday. He had
been i'll for a week and has what appears
to be a mild form of typhoid fever, but
is getting along we'll.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
have a social next Wednesday at the
priests honse, from 2 to 6. Supper will
be served from f on, and the gentlemen
are invited to come at the latter hour
and spend the evening.
A. M. Packard: That was a splendid
rain lost week. think it has Soaked
into the ground deeper than any spring
rain we have had in years. There is
about the usual acreage of crops around
Gladstone and all grain looks well.
Grass is making a fine growth too.
According to the Tribune, when B. K.
Clinic was taken to the Bismarck Jail
last week the taller made a search to see
if everything was secure and found that
two of his old prisoners had tools hid
away and we're evidently about ready to
make an attempt for their freedom.
On the 18th Commissioner Lee and
daughter Hazel, of Gladstone, will leave
Minneapolis for the St. Louis exposition
They will 60 in the Journal party. Mr.
Lee, it will be remembered, won the
Worlds Fair trip in the 4th district in
thelstate and he arranged with the Jour.
nalto include his daughter in the party
An alteration between Isaac Duff
and Michael Frank made business al
Medora on Monday. States Attorney
Simpson went to see if there was any
thing 10 prosecute and Attorney Craw
ford went along to defend Duff. Con
stantine Wilhelm was" called as inter
prefer. but the action was dismissed ane
all parties returned home.
+ Billings County Republican: Mrs. A
L. Martin was called to Sims,N N. D., Wed
nesday. by the death of her brother-in
law, NJ. J. NJ. Wadeson, who died o
cancer of the stomach Wednesday a
. six o'clock. The cancer was not herdi
} tary but was caused from a bruise
Deceased has been slowly dying for thu