The Dickinson press., 1904-04-02
Talk is cheap. but-they do fit.
The Hub.

Talk is cheap. but-they do fit.
The Hub.
Will Lenneville is helping in the post
office.
Family driving horse wanted. M. L
Ayers.
Get a hand tailored spring suit at The
Hub-they fit too.
Are you lucky? Get your money back
at Roquette Bros. 2.4-tf
Suits made to order, from sI4 to $50
The Hub-they fit.
Read the Luck Day" ad in our cor
ner of this page. Roquette Bros. Att
1t began to thaw in good shape Thurs
day afternoon.
Thursday nights No.2 was annulled
owing to washouts in Montana.
The Columbian Opera Co. gave two
splendid performances at the opera house
this week.
Miss Murn cordially invites you to her
opening of spring and summer millinery
April 9th. 4-2-2t
Mr.. Crumbs engine, No. 1880, was
taken to Dickinson this week. 1t was a
sight. likewise the Russell pillow.
Watch for the list to lucky buyers. In
our show window Saturday morning.
4-2.tf Roquette Bres.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will meet with Mrs. Cunningham
on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MRS. X. D. WILEY. Sec'y.
DR.. N. L. Gartley will be in Taylor
Apr. 10 and 10, in Hebron Apr. 20 and
Fl prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. 4-2-3t
Next Tuesday evening, April 9Th, Co.
X will give mi o their IL o'clock dances
The boys are good entertainers and those
attending are assured a pleasant time.
Lost-Wednesday afternoon some.
where on Main street a lady's band ring.
Finder leave at Press office and get re.
ward. Alt
P~atronize your home merchants and
t~radespeople, who are with you in ad.
versity as we'll as when times are pros.
porous and pocket books are full.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Eaton Of Medora
we're in the city this week. They leave
soon for Sheridan, Wyo., where the
Eaton Bros. have purchased a splendid
Summer holet" property at the foot of
the Big Horn mountains.
The town is infested with all kinds
of outside f~akers-agents OF so-called
wholesale dealers in merchandise of
various kinds. These people contribute
nothing to the city's support and should
be made to paw a license.
F. E. Gorham: Stock wintered pretty
we'll at my ranch II miles north Of Me-
dora. We were more fortunate as re-
CARDS depth Of snow than in some locali-
ties in the Bad Lands. Cattle are thin
in flesh and | look for more than the
usual spring losses.
Out OF town customers who patronlze
our mail order department are al
ways pleased with the promptness and
accuracy with which their orders are
filled. Any order sem t US is sure to
receive the prompt and careful attention
of a registered pharmacist. Mcdonald
& Pomrov, leading druggists. I-3o-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 our 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
President Howard Elliott of the
Northern Pacific Ry., General Manager
Cooper and other officials were in Dick.
inson the first of the week. They spent
some time with Foreman White in look
ing over the c%ompany's round house and
other property and expressed themselves
as highly pleased with the Improvements
made here in the past year, and they
gave Mr.. White assurances that they
would give him more machinery from
time to time and thus greatly improve
the present facilities for handling the
work.
Bring us your prescriptions. W. insure
you full strength standard drugs scien-
i6cally compound ed, 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. r. J. Greene K Co. 2-27-tf
The sad news of the death Of Miss
Edna J. Clark which occurred on March
22nd at Rockford, Mimi, was received
in the city this week. Services were
held last Thursday from Christ Epis.
copal church in Minneapolis. Miss
Eleanor Clark who sent the word tc
Prin. Davidson did not give any particu.
lars of her sisters death further than
that she was taken i'll on Thursday OF
the proceeding week. Miss Edna Clark
taught in oneI of the primary rooms in
our city last year and was dearly loved
by all of her pupils, and her untimelv
death will come as a great shock to
them as we'll as to all of her acquaint'
ances in North Dakota. Special men,
orial services for Miss Clark were held
at St. Johns church Thursday March 81
Miss Clark was during her residence in
this city an active worker in the church
choir and Sunday School of that church
READ-HOWE.