The Dickinson press., 1904-04-02
Nel<. the tailor at The Hub, he can fit.

Just received at Mrs. ]. L. Browns
an elegant line of ladies' oravanette
rain coats and macintoshes. Don't tad
to see them. 3-1o-3s
Mrs. Fred Dohrman of Taylor has
been suffering with infamatory rheu-
matism, but is making a good recovery.
There is only one way to keep marsh.
mallows fresh and that is to keep them
cosely sealed in tin boxes. The Ideal
has them. .3-I9-3t
James A. Eslick has purchased the
lumber and all necessary material for
the erection Of a fine two-story hotel in
Belfeld.
Ladies' cravanette rain coats and
macintoshes at Mrs. ]. L. Browns.
Prices from $500 to $4,000. Don't fail
to inspect them. 3.l9-3t
w. E. Greene, the new owner of the
Custer Trail ranch south of Medora, was
among the Dickinson callers on Wednes-
day.
Blank Books: Ledgers. Journals, Day
Books, Record books. All sizes, kinds
and shapes, sold by Mcdonald & Pom
roy, Leading Druggists. 3-5-tf
Miss Lille Williams arrived in the
city recently from Harvey, N. D. Miss
Williams has a homestead south of Bel.
field.
Are you cranky about your stationery?
If so, come in and let US show you our
new line. We can suit you. Mcdonald
& Pomroy. t3-5-tf
Landlord kim returned on Monday
from a weeks trip to Milwaukee and
points'east. He was caught in the train
blockade at Mandan.
Our large book OF samples has arrived
showing the new ideas for gents spring
and summer suits. We will take your
measure. A. r. Crowl & Co. 3.12.tf
The basket ball game between the
Dickinson high school girls and the
Glendive ladies is set for Saturday even.
ing, April 9, in the opera house.
Go to The Ideal for all kinds of fresh
candies, fruits, etc. You will always be
pleased if you buy the best goods and
that's what we keep. 3-lo-3t
The Michael Strogoff play by request,
will be repeated at the opera house the
evening of the 4th. A dance will follow.
Music by the Dickinson orchestra.
Gents, are you ready for you spring
and summer suit? We are agents for
one of the most reliable tailoring estab-
lishments in Chicago. "A. T. Crowl
& Co. 3-I2.tf
At F~rankenberg's upholstering store
on Sims street seats and backs Of cane
chairs can be replaced and the furniture
made to look as good as new. 3-Io.3t
Commissioner and Mrs. Geo. Lee and
Miss Hazel and Mrs. J. L. Shelp, of
Gladstone, came up to sec dorothy"
played at the opera house Wednesday
evening.
Those who want to see Michael Strog.
off, April 4, had better get seats right
away. A ticket good for six members Of
the family al be had for $3.50. Get
tickets early.
M. B. Frisbie who has been spending
the winter in Iowa returned this week
and stopped a day in Dickinson.
MI. Frisbie says his son has wintered
the stock in good shape at Belield.
P. Barry was in the city the past week
A bargain for somebody-an II #. x
II #. administer rug, almost as good as
new, at about half its cost. Inquire Of
J. c. Cartwright. 4-2-It
Miss Alice Cuskelly had a delightful
birthday party, her 18TH, on Monday
Eighteen schoolmates were present
Games we're played, after which a fine
luncheon was served.
That new Turkish paste candy at The
Ideal suits the taste of everybody. 1t
has a delicious favor and after trying il
once YOU will want it again. 3.Io.3t
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at McCloy & Senour's for
sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust what ever. l2-lo-ti
Mrs. James Leask, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Leask came in from Crooked Creek the
first of the week. MI. Leask returns to
the ranch and the ladies' will soon 60 to
Mandan to visit at Conductor Haskin's
home.
Cravenette rain coats are entirely
waterproof and, as they contain no rub
Der, are also a perfectly ventilated gar.
ment. For sale at Mrs. J. L. Browns,
3-lo-3t
President Roosevelt and party were
in Dickinson a year ago the 9TH Of April
The party arrived at 7:35 p. m, leaving
IS minutes later. A stop of IS minutes
was made in Medora.
The advance guard of our unusually
large stock of spring wall papers hal
arrived, consisting of the latest and best
in the line-varnish tiles, crepes, in
grains. grass cloths, and gifts in ever,
varietyA T. J. Greene & Co. 2-77-ti
On Thursday ]. F. Brodie, J. M. Brady
Ed. Barry, Will Sullivan, J. M. Watson
and several Bismarck parties went nortt
from New Salem on a goose hunt. They
expected to return Saturday night.
Chapped hands are frequently caused
by soaps made from rancid animal fats
We are selling a purely vegetable toile,
soap in six different odors at twenty-five
cente for two cakes. TRY a hox-vo,