The Dickinson press., 1904-09-17

AAaSS AAs sss~ AsS 0oSAS OstO
are both teaching in Billings county,.
New line of. carpet samples at L. A..
Davis & Sons. Call and see them.
3-76-tf
Conductor and Mrs. c. H. Shaw NOV
ed into their new house this week.
Miss Defebach is to have the position
of cashier at the A. T. Crowi department
store.
Furnished rooms. hot water heat, to
rent. Inquire of Hugh Roberts corner
of Oaks and Van Norden streets. 8.I3-tf
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will have their Saturday afternoon food
sale at the Scofeld store. If
Father T. L. Rabsteinek has been
sending Dickinson friends handsome
souvenir cards from Winona, Mimi,
where he was visiting last week.
Ladies' and Misses m%ackintoshes, just
the idea when driving and for cool even.
ings, at A. T. Crowl 4 Co. 7-23-tf
G. r. W~anncmacher is ENJOYING a
three-weeks' visit from his father, u.
Wannemacher, and sister. Miss Frances
Wannemacher, Of Los Angeles.
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.
8-2o-tf
Mrs. Ellen Whitcomb of Tacoma,
Washington, en- route to England on a
visit, spent a few days the first of the
week with her aunt, Mrs. David Roberts,
in this city.
Wrappers of the corset fitting style;
all wool and feeced lined underwear in
the union and two piece suits. Read our
ad elsewhere on this page. A. T. Crowl
& Co. o-3-tf
A hobo whom Chief of Police Corbett
arrested for drawing a knife on one Of
the railroad boys got a Jail sentence Of 20
days in Police Magistrate Van der Las
court.
The Ideal is now settled in their new
quarters mex door to the p%ostofice,
where they will be glad to meet old as
we'll as new customers. o-l7-It
Roadmaster Dalv's father, Kirean
DAILY, who arrived recently from Ireland,
likes this country and expects to remain
all winter at least.
Splendid bargains in kimonas and
dressing sacks at q less than original
value. Prices varying from soc to $3.50
each. A. T. Crowl 4 Co. o-3.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Killer returned to
Richardson last Saturday. MI. Killer
seems to be recovering finely from his
gun wound, and is thankful that it was
no worse.
Miss Otteson of Glenwood, Mimi, has
| opened a dress making shop and will do
first class work; tailor made suits a
specially. Rooms with Mrs. Thos.
Evans. o.Io-2p
Miss Ruth Phelan returned Tuesday
night to her school work at Madison,
Wis. Mrs. Phelan did not accompany
her daughter as she had previously
planned to do.
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. 20 to 81. o-17-7t
c. Goldstein, proprietor of the Bee
Hive store of this city, returned Tues
day night from the cities where he had
been to purchase a new line Of fall and
winter goods.
]. p. Moon now thinks that he will go
to California about the middle Of the
| coming month. He says his horses will
take care OF themselves all right during
the winter.
Some very pretty and stylish street
hats are to be seen at Hawkinsen &
Coles; also a fine assortment Of baby
bonnets and caps. In Campbell's build
ing on Sims street. o-I7-tf
Grambs & Wolbert, who are doing a
good deal Of plumbing in this city, have
been awarded the capitol work at Bis
marck. Their bid for the work was
s3,4o6 against $4,000 by the Fargo Plumb.
ing Co.
Wiggle Stick Laundry Blue is the "blue
! that blew the blues away. Will not
freeze, break, spill or spot your clothes.
| Sco6eld's Satisfactory Store. 9 I7-tf
F. Maser, secretary and resident man
ager of the Rainy Butte Land Co., had
| ten land seekers the past week from Mt.
Olive, Ill., and nearly every member of
the party bought at least a section of
land.
Winter dress goods, outing %flannels,
i shifting fannels and blankets, cheap for
| cash, as we are closing out this line of
goods. Scofeld's SatisfactorySt Store. o-r7tf
Mr.. Geo. Stabler and Miss Jennie Smith
were married at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Roberts on the even
ing of Sept. 10 and left on the west bound
limited for Forsyth where Mr.. Stabler
has a position.
The market is flooded with worthless
"poison fly paper. If ours don't give
satisfaction your money will be refunded
and no questions ask. Mcdonald &
Pomroy, leading druggists. 8-2o.tf
Bismarck Tribune: Lawrence Kend-
ley of Sentinel Butte, who was operated
on at the local hospital for appendicitis,
has been discharged, and is visiting for
a few days with Mrs. p. J. Lyons and
family.
There is n peculiarly about the
Eastman kodaks-you can buy them in
Dickinson as cheap as you can in Chi
cago or New York. We sell them 81 to
druggists. 8.7o-tf
Bismarck Tribune: A shipment of
vegetables was sent Tuesday to the North
Dakota display at St. Louis by Commits.
sioner Turner. A feature of the ship
ment was a squash raised in this city,
weighing 90 pounds.
The cost of a kodak is triAing com.
pared with the pleasure which you can
get out of one. Come in and see sample
photos made with s. and S. kodaks.
Mcdonald 4 Pomroy, leading druggists.
8.7o-tf
The first killing frost of the reason
occurred last Saturday night. Tomato,
cucumber and pumpkin vines were badly
used up, but grain and corn, So far as
known, we're generally harvested and
took no injury. On Monday night there
was a much harder freeze.
A few of the. dustless floor brushes