The Dickinson press., 1904-12-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

We engrave goods bought at our
store free of charge. T. !. Greene y
Co., Opticians, Jewellers. Engravers.
12-17-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Dingham's little
son was seriously i'll the first of the
week, but at last reports was much im-
proved.
Mrs. M. b. Hickman IS prepared to do
all kinds of dressmaking. Also machine
stitching by the hour. At Congregational
parsonage. Io-1-5p-tt
Mayor Connolly of Mandan vetoed the
council resolution for n policeman,
and at last reports w. A. Gamble was
drawing salary there for night duty.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at Senour & Langley's,
for sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust whatever. 12.lo-tf
The high school pupils are giving an
oyster supper in the McCloy & Langley
building Friday night, December I6, to
enlarge their piano fund. Price 25c.
II you want good things in the line Of
furniture, see ~Frankenberg's stock on
Sims street. His goods are of the latest
patterns and will please you. I2-I7-2t
Those entertained last week by the
Daughters of the Prophet were Mes
danes John Goodall, John Courtney, S.
P. Gotta and J. P. Jingle.
The best costs but little more than
the "Phoney" kind and often costs a
good deal less at T. J. Greene 4 Co.'s,
Opticians, Jewellers and Engravers.
12-l7-tf
If YOU want to be in the swim and
want presents that are up to date, you
| will find what you are looking tor at
Easton's Eagle Bazaar on West Willard
street.
Remember, now, for winter horse
| shoes Fred Turner has the common
sense, steel plugged, casted and never.
| slip. They will fit nine horses out OF
ten. Try them. 11-'2-'f
Buy a doll hat for the little girl for
Christmas. On sale at Hawkinsen 4
| Coles bv the Girls Friendly Society OF
the Episcopal church. Prices 20, IS and
IS cents.
Wanted-to trade sever sections OF
land lying just north of Cedar river in
township 1890, for horses, cattle OF
sheep. Call or address M. F. Gilbert
Dickinson, N. D. 1882
I. 7. Couglin has taken a two.months
leave of absence from the N: P. and will
make a trip to the coast. His health is
not very good and the rest will undoubt
eddy do him good.
The Ideal has a handsome lot Of
fancy box candy for the Christmas
trade, to arrive this week. Call early
and make your selection before the
stock has been picked over. 1894
Mrs. S. P. Gotta and Master George
left on Wednesday for Portland, Ore
gon, where they will remain for som
time. The illness of Mrs. Cota's mothe
fastened the western trip.
Only one of a kind-beautiful whit
m~ercerized waistings with silk embroid
cred fronts, also collars and cuffs, 3I
and az yard patterns. Splendid Christ
mas gifts. Crowl & Co.'s, Pilot
IL Freeman of the Hotel Antlers a
Grand Forks was called to Burlington
Ia, by the death Of his father, and tn
next day Mrs. Freeman received netic
her brother had died at Arcola, la.
1t will cost you only I5c per head t
insure your cattle against black leg b
vaccinating with improved black lie
vaccine. No outfit required. Sold b
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug
gists. 1o-8-'
Supt. Della Spears will attend tn
North Dakota Educational associatio
meeting in Fargo on Dec. u, % and 2
She wifi also attend a meeting of count
superintendent in the same city o
Dec. 26.
Mcdonald & Pomroy are showing tn
largest and most complete line of ne
books ever seen in this city, and buyin
them direct from the publishers the
are able to offer them at surprising
low prices. I1-Io.
) Married, by Justice A. P. FoIsor
Dec. 10, Mr.. Howard G. Gleason an
Miss Anna D. Sullivan, of Glendiv
also on Dec. IL, Mr.. James S. Morr
> and Miss Hettie Howden, of Beach.
lust received, a full line of ladie
= desks, secretaries, library and cent
tables, Princess dressers, ladies' gen,
!. and children's rockers, screens, ease
hat racks, mirrors, pictures, etc., ETC.,
Frankenberg's. I2-I7-
:. Traffic was delayed a few hours
;: Medora last Friday afternoon by
: freight wreck in which a half doz'
J. Italians were injured, n OF two qui
): seriously. The second section of No.
:: was struck by a third section and fl
cars were piled up.
OF course: The best place to ha
your prescriptions filled is at the dr.
store owned and operated by register
pharmacists, that's our store. If in dou'
st ask your physician. Mcdonald & POI
e roy, Leading Druggists. Io-1
Duncan McNeill, who has been wi
t, Parker & Co. as delivery man the pa
IF three years, is leaving for Prince E
n ward Island where he will spend t
winter. Mr.. McNeill has we'll earned
# winters vacation and his many frien
d will be glad to know that he is to retu
in the spring.
e Easton's Eagle Bazaar will be op
lie and ready for business next week; CO
mencing Monday, Dec. 9Th. Don't +
Of to examine and look over their displ
lis of holiday goods, and you will be sure
find the most suitable present you
looking for.
Manager w. P. Brannon of the Di'
inson Fire and Pressed Brick Wor
leaves soon on an eastern trip. He
some business matters to attend to
n different points, but will spend the m
re Of the winter at Lowell, Ind.
Brannon's company has greatly
,es creased its output the past year, q
ed arrangements are being made to S
further increase the business the &C
ing season.
G. R. Wannemacher of this city
commenced suit in the United Sta
od district court against the North
ne, Pacific railroad for personal injul
so sustained in the stock wreck east
Bismarck on October e. Mr.. Wan
macher received injuries in his back
/. chest and side and limb. and the c
1T will probably come before Judge A
don for trial some time in the May t.
of I;etr;~t court Mr. Woppamor