The Dickinson press., 1904-02-20
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.

MISS Pauline Scoheld entertained tn
young peoples' club Friday evening.
Ole Tollefson was called to Hebron
on Thursday by the illnessio his mother
l.. A. Simpson has sold lots ! and 2
block ,6, to Mike Olheiser for s45o.
L. r. Messersmith was in Bismarck
this week looking after private business
The Hebron correspondent, of tn.
Pioneer speaks highly of Dr.. L. N
Gar,l y of this city as a;dentist.
For Sale-5 foot show case, glass L
floor. Cost $50, will sell for sl5-a rec
hot snap. Mcdonald & Pomroy. 1-3o-t
For December and January the cit,
of Mandan paid the local electric ligh'
company sI6o dollars for lights.
The Washburn Ry. Co. at Bismarck
refused the first of the week t o take
freight for points north of Wilton.
We are offering walking. and dres.
skirts at IS and IS per cent discount
real bargains. A. T. crowl & Co. a.2o-tt
The Ladies' Altar society of St. Pa
tricks church will meet with Mrs. James
Mcdonald next Wednesday afternoon.
d. D. Sullivan, optical specialist o
Fargo, at the St. Charles Feb u to IS
Eyes examined, glasses fitted. 1853,
Mrs. S. P. Lowery who has been, at the
Dickinson hospital for two weeks, re.
turned to her Medora home on Wednes.
day.
At Glendive the N. P. authorities are
causing the arrest OF parties who steal
coal from the company. The fine i'm.
posed is SIS.
The finest line of candy in town is
always found at u store. We make a
speciality of fine chocolates in boxes and
bulk. Mcdonald 4 Pomroy. 1-3o-tf
Mike Cuskelly of Oakdale was snow.
bound in Dickinson on Tuesday. He
started home Wednesday morning with
a load of supplies for his store.
Have you seen the spring goods thus
far received, if not, why not? You are
perfectly welcome and we are always glad
to show our goods. A. T. Crowl & Co.
2-2o-tf
Born-Saturday, February -, to MIR.
and Mrs. Ed. Stone, a daughter. Mrs.
Stone is stopping with Miss. Wood who
has rooms in the Hickman house.
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. II-2I-tf
R.. J. Fleck of Richarton got his right
eye badly cut with a piece of iron on
Tuesday. He came to Dickinson and
after consulting his physician decided to
go to Fargo at once and procure the
services of a specialist.
Every school child in Dickinson who
complains of headache, dizziness, ewes
water, smart or burn, print blurring or
mixing up when reading by lamp light,
ETC., should have their eyes examined by
a competent optician. D. ID. Sullivan at
the St. Charles Feb. u to 26. 2.6.3t
At the Congregational church Sunday
morning the pastor will preach, subject:
peace Through-Love," preceded by a
short sermon to the children. In the
evening at 7:3o Union service at the M.
E. church.
The Farmers Institute will be held in
Dickinson on February 40 and March, I,
which dates the people should bear, in
mind and make a special effort to be in
attendance. Mayor Manning has Sc
cured a hall and anticipates a profitable
meeting.
There is no better pattern. than the
Standard. We have the fashion plates
TOR spring and summer showing all the
new styles, from which to make selec.
tions and in a few days receive the pat
tern. A. T. Crowl & Co. 2.2o-tf
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
of a registered pharmacist. Mcdonald
4 Pomroy, leading druggists. I-3o-tf
Joseph Nelson is at the Dickinson
hospital for treatment. He sustained a
severe bruise of the leg involving the
knee joint, while at work in the Lehigh
mines and will be laid up a few weeks.
!. hurry of Wibaux who had his leg
reamputated three weeks ago has return.
ed home and speaks highly of the treat.
ment he received in the hospital.
Go to Linsley's for stationery, every
thing new, tablets of all sizes and
quality, dainty box paper, invitation
cards, tally cards, playing cards, calling
cards. A new lot of paper bound books
fifteen and twenty-five cents. Books
exchanged if in good condition. Always
a good trst-class stock OF delicious fresh
candies. 2-I3-2t
The Valley City Times-Record speaks
highly OF John L%enneviile's' work as
manager of the electric light plant; in
that city. The T. r. says the people
we're we'll pleased with his services and
that he would have been retained had il
not been for the spite of a contrary
mayor who was looking for an excuse to
make a change and when a careless night
engineer punctured a f1ue his honor took
occasion to lay something at Mr.. Lenne.
ville's door which did not belong there.
The merchants of Taylor are making
up a carload of hides and pelts, and will
give farmers and ranchmen the benef,
of the carload rate for any hides and
pelts brought to them before March
first. 2.I3-2t
Things did not turn out as reported in
regard to the Chinese restaurant on
Willard street, and it is said now that c
Finn r. Co. will re.oDen a little9 later