The Dickinson press., 1904-03-19
Easter eggs at The Ideal.

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March 10 and April 4, at Linsley's ex-
Three or four inches Of snow fell last
Saturday and zero weather prevailed
until the middle of the present week.
The most stylish and up-to.datc rain
coats, both %cravanette and macintoshes,
are for sale at Mrs. ]. L. Browns. 3-lo.3t
The boys high school basket ball team
will play the jamestown high school
team in this city on April I.
JUS, received at Mrs. J. L. Browns
an elegant line of ladies' %oravanette
rain coats and m~acintoshes. Don't fail
to see them. 3-Io.3t
There is only n way to keep marsh.
mallows fresh and that is to keep them
cosely sealed in tin boxes. The Ideal
mas them. 3-io-3t
For a fine line Of doubletrees, single
trees, neckyokes for your wagon and
buggy, see Turner; also for 3 and 4-horse
outfits. 3-l9-It
Fred Turner has just received a car.
load of blacksmith coal direct from the
mines in Pennsylvania. 1t is all coal.
Try it. 3-lo-1t
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.Io.3t
Ladies' cravanette rain coats and
macintoshes at Mrs. ]. L. Browns.
Prices from $500 to $4,000. Don't fail
to inspect them. 3.Io.3t
Blank Books: Ledgers. Journals, Day
Books, Record books. All sizes, kinds
and shapes, sold by Mcdonald & Pom.
roy, Leading Druggists. 3-5-tf
Are you cranky about your stationery?
If so, come in and let US show you our
new line. We can suit you. Mcdonald
u Pomroy. 3.5-tf
Manager Kihm is specially preparing
the stage for Michael Strogoff for March
10. 1t will be a true war-like scene
balloon ascension by navigator Thomp.
son and other thrilling genes.
Our large book OF samples has arrived
showing the new ideas for gents spring
and summer suits. We will take your
measure. A. +. Crowl 4 Co. 3.12.tf
The Schuman Co. gave a fair concert
Tuesday evening, but the attendance
was no. large enough to enable the high
school to realize any financial benefit
therefrom.
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. 3-12-tf
c. T. Crowl's four.horse freight team
from Haley loaded out with supplies
Thursday morning. The driver report
ed good wheeling up to New England
and the rest Of the way he said was hard
going.
Do you want painting done on your
wagons and buggies? Turner is doing
this kind Of work this spring and now is
the time to see him about it. 3.Io.1t
At Frankenberg's upholstering store
on Sims street seats and backs Of cant
chairs can be replaced and the furniture
made to look as good as new 3-Io-3t
&c Cartwright is to have w. G..
Whinn's house on the corne and it is
expected that Prin. Davidson will have
his other house, the Hickman place, as
soon as some repairs are made.
Peter Wagner who has been with old
friends in Lansing, Mich, this winter,
was visiting relatives in Dickinson this
week. His son Charlie has taken care
of the stock at their ranch south of
Richardton during the winter.
We have just received a shipment of
fine soaps and PERFUMES, direct from the
factory of Colgate & Co, New York.
These goods are known the world over
as the best fine toilet soaps. Ioc to sI.oo
per cake. Your money back if not sat.
fled. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 3-s-tf
Frank Cannon, formerly president e
the Exchange Bank of Glendive, has
moved to Wibaux from Billings and last
week purchased is. Bilyeu's interest in
the store which has been conducted un-
der the firm name of Bilyeu & Pat
terson.
The advance guard of our unusually
large stock Of, spring wall papers has
arrived, consisting of the latest and best
in the l%ine-varnish tiles, crepes, in.
grains, grass cloths, and gifts in every
variety. T. J. Greene 4 Co. 2-27-tf
We are not cutting prices or selling
shoes at special sales once in a while,
but we are selling good shoes cheaper
than any place in the city. every day in
the week. Remember the place and
save money. c. S. Langdon. 11-2I.tf
For the benefit OF the two or three per.
sons in Dickinson who do not have US fill
there prescriptions we would say: Bring
your prescriptions to Jul store and avoid
all danger of having them filled by igno-
rant and incompetent persons. If in
doubt ask your doctor what he thinks
about our store. Mcdonald & Pomroy.
3-5-tf
Roy Connolly who was arrested in
| Mandan last week on the charge Of
stealing a coat and taking money from
c. S. Earls of this city, had a hearing
before Justice Folsom on Monday.
Connolly asked for time for the purpose
OF seeing if he could not raise money
with which to settle the matter and was
remanded to Jail.
Out OF town customers who patronIze
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
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