The Dickinson press., 1904-08-27
Money to loan. Campbell & Field.

6-4.tf
c. c. Mead spent Sunday in Dickinson.
lead-others follow. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 8-2o-tf
Jim Harmon was down from Medora
on Tuesday.
Supt. w. S. Russell is expected home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miller have a little
daughter.
Poison fly paper. The kind that kills
Mcdonald & Pomroy. o-1l-tf
VIM. Dieball of Hebron was in the city
on Tuesday.
New line of carpet samples at l.. A.
Davis & Sons. Call and see them.
3-26-tf
The open season for prairie chicken
is from September l to October IS.
Special cut prices on lawns, batistes
and thin summer dress goods at SEQ.
fields. 6.25-tf
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. [. w.
Tellford, Of Bel6eld, two weeks ago last
Sunday.
Ice Cream will be sold by the pint
quart, or in larger quantities as desired
at the Ideal. 5-28-tf
Xaver Koch has taken the contract to
build a school house in the Medora
district.
Beginning next Sunday The Ideal will
serve crushed fruits with ice cream for
II cts. 8-2o-tf
w. c. Mckenzie came in from New
England on Monday and took a load out
the following day.
Bed spreads at $500 and s1.75 at
Scofeld's. See them before buying
elsewhere. 6-25-tf
Arthur Tollefson has purchased three
lots, 156 feet, on Wales street north of
the new Parker residence.
:, Go to Scoield's for table linen and
napkins. Have only a small stock, but
they are money savers. 625-tf
Pete Berg and John Dobson returned
recently, from the Chico springs where
they had been for about two weeks.
Examine the S. camp stoves at
Senour & Langley's, successors to Nc.
Cloy & Senour. 4-Io-tf
Capt. ]. G. Saunders went to New
England on Wednesday to survey some
reservoir claims for the Cloughs.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents at
Senour & Langley's, successors to Nc.
Cloy & Senour. 4-Io-tf
Alex. Poison, who is working in one of
the N. P. bridge crews, was on his way
Tuesday from Mandan to Glendive.
Store, porch and window awnings at
Senour & Langley's, successors to Nc
Cloy & Senour. 4-1o-tf
Mr.. Eldred and Mrs. Birdsall are en-
larging their house on Wales street and
putting a broad veranda on the north
and east sides.
Ladies' and Misses mac%kintoshes, just
the idea when driving and for cool even.
ings, at At. Crowl & Co. 7-23-ti
Engineer r. E. Grund, who was so
badly injured in the N. P. wreck during
the snow blockade last spring, returned
from the hospital last Saturday.
Our new cigar the Ideal Favorite'
was manufactured by a leading Mime
apolis cigar firm and is guaranteed to be
~6rst-class. Try it. The Ideal. 8-2o-2l
Mrs. Bardeau and daughter, Mrs
NJ. Gavigan, of Wis.,, are visiting Judge
and Mrs. J.. G. Campbell. Mrs. Bardeau
is a sister of Mrs. Campbell.
We sell everything known to p%hotogra,
phy-plates for all cameras, films for all
cameras. Out of town. orders solicited
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists
SCOT
A. H. Arnett and son Albert have
been in the Twin Cities and Chicago the
past week. They were in St. Paul dur
ing the hurricane, but did not get hurt.
Estrayed-near New England: black
mare, weight about 1850, branded or
right hip: $500 reward. Return OF
notify G. R. Wannemacher. 8-6-t
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Goodall were II
from their ranch on the Missouri rive
this week. Mrs. Goodall is postmistres'
at Goodall, at her home, where Uncle
Sam delivers mail every week.
If you haven't already tried TIL,
Ideals new cigar, the ideal Favorite"
drop in and get one-the finest domestic
cigar sold in the city. 8.2o-3
Henry Reichert, who returned the frs
of the week. was in St. Paul during tn
storm last Saturday night. He was no
in the center Of the storm, but was a
neal as he wanted to be.
Slaughtering of mems and boys canva
shoes. Regular s1.5o shoes, sale s1.oo
$3.50 shoes, sale S5c; boys SIPS shoes
sale -75c; These are certainly grea
bargains. A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-I6.t