The Dickinson press., 1904-04-09

Oscar Skeen was down from Sentine
Butte this week.
Fulton Burnett made a trip to Taylc
on Monday.
Mr.. Damn of Sentinel Butte is at tn
Dickinson hospital.
Ambrose Richert pays o. p. liner sl7
for a pair of horses.
Attorney Simpson returned from Me
dora on Thursday.
Philip Goodale has bought 4 stool
farm at White Creek, Wis.
w. S. Russell is spending a few day,
at his home in Grand Forks.
The school boys have been taking W
base ball some the past week.
A. L. Martin of Sentinel Butte was ar
eastbound passenger on Thursday.
Born, Saturday, April 2, to Mr.. ano
Mrs Charles Schebler. a daughter.
VS.. Baker of the Grand Forks Her
aid was in the city on Wednesday.
Knud and Abe Knudson of Taylor
were in the city Tuesday on business.
R. H. Johnson has purchased a new
Mehlin piano from J. B. Cook & Co.
Mrs. Ed. ]. Berry of Glendive has been
a guest of friends in the city this week.
Jens Johnson and Miss Katie Diens,
were married at Richardton on Monday
About twenty couples attended a
dance in Sentinel Butte Monday even.
ing.
The Glendive papers mention G. F.
Goodhue as coming in. from Clear Lake.
Washington.
N. L. Gartley has purchased one of
the latest dental chairs for his office on
Barnes street.
The Glendive-D Dickinson basket ball
game is to come off at the opera house
this Saturday evening.
l.. A. Davis & Son are now comfort
ably settled in their new quarters in the
old McCloy & Senior room
A w. Link sends the PRESS a picture
OF the stage used in Novorossick, Russia,
where he is now travelling.
The travelling was so bad north on
Wednesday that Jerry Palmer went out
on horseback with the mail.
Fred Turner has just received some
buggy shafts and poles all ready trim.
med and painted for use. 4.o-it
The high water the first of the week
washed out a reservoir dam for VIM.
Gardner at his place nine miles south.
Up to April 1st sixteen cars Of immi-
grant moveables had been received at
Sentinel Butte and Beach this year.
DR.. Perkins was called to the Paddock
ranch near Bel6eld on Monday. Mr..
Paddock has been in poor health all
winter.
Are you cranky about your stationery?
If so. come in and let US show you our
new line. We can suit you. Mcdonald
& Poproy. 3.5-tf
Among those who have been reported
i'll the past week are Mesdames McCloy,
Tingle, Davidson and Miss Mckenzie.
Gents, have your measur taken for a
summer suit, a splendid line Of samples to
select from at A. T. Crowl & Cos. 4-o.tf
The Cedar and Lighting creeks and
Grand river were running last Saturday
and the Canaen Ball was banked full
the first of this week.
Ladies, We have received a case Of
almeda zephyrs, strictly washable-a
regular I5c goods for only Ioc per yard.
A. T. Crowl 4 Co. 4.o.tf
Engineer Chas. Brislin had his left
eye badly cut last Saturday from the
bursting of a lutricator. He was taken
to Brainerd on Sunday.
The Dickinson Abstract & Real Estate
Co. have listed for sale E good residence
properties, ranging in price from $500 to
$4,000. For terms and prices consult
the company. 4.o-3t
T. H. Mouat returned the first OF the
week from a trip to the Coast. At Kent,
Wash, he saw Tim Randall who is plat
ting a townsite, having disposed of his
milk route.
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. 12-lo-tf
Mrs. DR.. S. E. Smith attended the
medical meeting in Bismarck on Tues
day. The mex meeting OF the medics of
this district will be held in Mandan on
the grid of May.
Out of town customers who p%atronlze
our mail order department are al
ways pleased with the promptness and
accuracy with which their orders are
filled. Any order sent to us is sure to
receive the prompt and careful attention
of a registered pharmacist. Mcdonald
& Pomrov, leading druggists. I.3o-tf
The city council met Monday evening
and passed the side walk ordinance.
The vote was unanimous and it looks
now as though the city would get the
the walks extended back from the bust.
ness portion of the city.
The advance guard of our unusually
large stock of spring wall papers has
arrived, consisting of the latest and best
in the line-varnish tiles, crepes, in.
grains, grass cloths, and gifts in every
variety. T. ]. Greene & Co. 2-27.tf
The First National bank people re-
ceived their plans on Thursday. Con.
tractors will be expected to have their
bids in within a few days. Work must
commence at once as the United States
land Office rooms must be completed on