The Dickinson press., 1904-04-16

The Dickinson Abstract & Real Estate
Co. have listed for sale 6 good residence
properties, ranging in price from $500 te
$1,000. For terms and prices consul,
the company. 4-o-3l
When the Glendive ladies arrived in
Dickinson they said that they disliked te
play against little school girls but after
the game they had a new song in theil
mouths and had to admit that skill and
aptness over balanced the preponder
ance of weight from Montana.
Bring US your prescriptions. We insure
you full strength standard drugs scien'
i6cally compoun ded, prompt service
courteous treatment, reasonable prices
We employ no cheap labor. Your med
icine is not juggled by incompetent and
unauthorized help. Satisfaction guar
anteed. T.. J. Greene 4 Co. 2.27.ti
Messrs. M. c. Mcbride, Frank Bake,
and C.. J. Phelan entertained the Entire
Nous club Monday night in the offices Of
Mcbride & Baker. The large room on
the same floor wal utilized for dancing,
Mrs. Davis furnishing the music. The
boys gave the club mi of the pleasant
est evenings of the winter.
The kodak season is here and we are
better prepared for it than ever before.
W. have kodaks from 81 to SIS. $40 to
SIS buys a complete outfit including
kodak and everything needed to finish
pictures. Call at our store and see sam
Piles of pitures made with our s. and IS
cameras. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 4-l6-tf
There lever was organized a company
of white minstrels so large and complete
as that Of the Ward & Wade Magnii-
cent minstrels, which appears at the Op.
era House on the night Of April 10Th.
The parade should be seen and the
bands should be heard by all who enjoy
beautiful costuming and good music.
Chapped hands are frequently caused
by soaps made from rancid animal fats.
We are selling a purely vegetable toilet
soap in six different odors at twenty-five
cents for two cakes. Try a box-yeu
will like it. T. ]. Greene & Co. 2-27-tf
The opera house was packed to see
the basket ball game last Saturday night
and the people seemed to enjoy it more
than any former game. The Dickinson
girls all did themselves proud and Miss
Mona Outram, as forward, was a whole
team in herself. She is probably the
fastest player in N. Oak. and the spe c.
tators were wild with enthusiasm over
her work. Miss Outram has been the
coach for the Dickinson basket ball play
ers and the splendid successes which
they have achieved they owe to her
teaching.
Walter Wilson, the writer of the popu.
lar Negro song "Aint Dat a Shame"
"l'm Going to Leave" and many others,
will appear at each performance of the
Ward & Wade Minstrels, which com
pany is booked to appear at the Dickin-
son opera house on the night of Satur-
day, April 10Th. Wolf & Wilson, gro
tesque acrobats are also with the COM
pany, and the frst-part setting, the ward
robe, and the music Of the splendid
orchestra of fifteen people. under the d.
rection of Nate Wise, are also unique
features. Get seats early.
Commissioner R. J. Turner, who re-
turned Tuesday from St. Louis, says that
the Roosevelt cabin has been erected in
the North Dakota booth and is one of
the most interesting attractions on the
grounds. Representatives Of newspa-
pers. and of foreign governments have
repeatedly applied for permission to
photograph the cabin for the eastern
press and for the purpose of sending
photographs abroad. All visitors to the
ground are interested and the cabin
promises to be an attractive feature of
the North Dakota display. MIR. Turner
reports thousands Of workmen upon the
ground but the weather has been so bad
that work has been delayed. He thinks
it will be a month or six weeks after the
advertised opening of the fair before all
exhibits are in place.