The Dickinson press., 1904-10-01

E. White was down from Belfeld on
Thursday.
Frank Janish has over 100 bushels of
fine grain this year.
Premium tickets are given with every
purchase at Roquette Bros. II
Mr.. and Rasmus Jensen moved into
their new house the past week.
Mrs. il. Freeman arrived Wednes-
day evening from Grand Forks.
Many of the Dickinson people attend.
ed the Mandan fair this week.
Olaf Nasset of Taylor was at the Dick
inson hospital this week for treatment.
Treasurer H. Robinson of Billings
county was in Dickinson on Wednesday,
Mrs. S. L. Carroll and little daughter
returned on Wednesday from the Twin
Cities.
On Tuesday Sandy Stewart commenc-
ed excavations on Cakes steet for the
PRESS building.
Sewing done at reasonable rates.
Children's garments a speciality.
Io-I.tf Mrs. G.. S. Lewis.
Miss Lizzie Nolan left this week for
the Twin Cities where she is to take a
business purse.
Roquette Bros. will have full line OF
ladies' ready made suits and jackets
from lst October on. IT
l.. M. McGlashan was stenographer
for the irrigation committee at Mandan
this week.
Jess left, leaving Jack to see that the
men and boys are properly logged at
The Hub. 1t
Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Dobson and
children arrived on Wednesday from
Great Falls, Montana.
Ladies' and Misses mackintoshes. just
the idea when driving and for cool even.
ings, at A. T. Crowl & Co. 7-23-tf
Charles Brien of Pi,tsburg, en- route
home from a trip to California, visited
Charles Brislin this week.
The ladies' of the Episcopal church
will have their Saturday afternoon food
sale at the Scoheld store. #
Mrs. L. E. Dix and Gail Gieselman, OF
Detroit, Mimi, were guests the past
week of Mrs. J. c. Cartwright.
Ladies' misses and children's coats
and jackets, very pretty styles, are new
arrivals at A. T. Crowl & Cos. o-l6-tt
Mr.. and Mrs. p Pelissier, Of Me.
dora, we're guests one day the past week
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Conroy.
For that hacking cough take Red
Spruce and Cherry Cough Syrup-75c a
bottle at T. J. Greene 4 Cos. o-I7.tf
Miss Jessie Mcsscrsmith is to sing at
St. Johns church Sunday morning and
at the Congregational church in the
evening.
Remember we fill your prescriptions
Carefully, scientifically and from the
best drugs obtainable. IT, Greene &
Co. o-I7.tf
The Congregational ladies will have
their weekly food and fruit sale at the
parsonage on Saturday afternoon.
Fall and winter weight union suits for
and children, Oneita make, from
sI.oo to S1.75 per suit. Scoheld's Salts:
factory Store. o-17-tf
%Lost-gold breach, set with small
diamond surrounded by pearls. Suitable
reward. Leave at this Office.
Winter dress goods, outing fannels,
shifting hannels and blankets, cheap for
cash, as we are closing out this line of
goods. ScOfeld's Satisfactory Store. Q.I7tf
J.. A. WEIGH: l have not made up my
mind what to do yet. still have some
horses on the range. Dickinson will prob
ably be our home the coming winter.
Mrs. WEIGH is still at Hebron.
Now is the time to have your measure
taken for a fall and winter suit. We are
the exclusive agents for Ed. V. Price &
Co.-See our book of samples. A. T.
Crowl & Co. o.I7-tf
w. c. Albrant, a Fargo architect, was
in Dickinson the first of the week to
visit the Fire & Press Brick Works. Mr..
Albrant was much pleased with the
quality of brick being manufactured
here.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at Senour & Langley's,
successors to McCloy & Senour, for
ale. They will sweep a floor without
aising any dust what ever. 17-Io'tt
Geo. X. Davis, father Of Mrs. c. H.
Pond, and daughter, Mrs. Ida Bachelor,
of Newfane, Vermont, arrived in Dick
inson this week to spend some weeks at
the Pond residence on Barnes street.
H. !. Riesland, the we'll known optical
specialist, who has visited Dickinson for
many years, grinding all glasses here,
will be at the st. Charles hotel again,
Oct. 78 to 81. o.l7-7s
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
ment of Charles Brislin who recently
bought the restaurant in Mrs. Buses
building. Mr.. and Mrs. Brislin are Civ
ing the business their personal attention
and are already getting a good trade.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
serve hot supper IN Thursday evening
Oct. s, at the home of Mrs. Hugh Roberts
across the street from Mr.. Ayers resi-
dence. Mrs. Robt. Lyon, president.
We sell all kinds of Photographic sup
plies, films for all cameras, plates for al
cameras. Send US your film for devel
opment. Out of town orders solicited
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug
gists. 1o-1't
w. M. Woodbridge, president of thu
| Montana agricultural society, made ;
fine display of irrigated products raisee
in the Hinsdale district, at Mandan Thu
week. Mr.. Woodbridge Is a relative o
of the Littlehales and formerly resided
in this locality.
Charles Holler says that his whea
averaged I o bushels to the acre this year
and he got nearly 81 per bushel for !,
If there had been one more rain in Jul.
| his yield would have been doubled, Blu
the good price helps and altogether b
is feeling we'll satisfied.
OF course: The best place to hav
your prescriptions filled is at the druI
store owned and operated by registers
pharmacists, that's our store. If in doub'
ask your physician. Mcdonald & Pom
roy, Leading Druggists. Io.I-t
Miss Anna Simms of Glendive was a
eastbound passenger on Monday en- ropt