The Dickinson press., 1904-03-19
Do you wear the Gordon hats?

Do you wear the Gordon hats?
Charles Brislin who returned from the
west this week. said that it rained toe
much to suit him at Seattle and Tacoma
Miss Anderson has been ill the past
week and Miss Ella Ray has been sub
stituting in her room.
All the new canned goods, vinegar
boiled cider and catsups, and maple
syrups, at Scofeld's are guaranteed to
comply with the pure food law. II-28-tf
Cravenette rain coats are entirely
waterproof and, as they contain no rub
Der, are also a perfectly ventilated gar
ment. For sale at Mrs. ]. L. Browns.
3.lo-3t
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay T. Carter who are
spending a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Rust, Of Gladstone, will make
more Improvements on their claim east
of Davis butte in the spring.
Sullivan, optical specialist of Fargo
will be in Dickinson again March 18th
and 29th, Taylor March goth, Richardton
March 3lst and Hebron April Ist. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted. 3-Io-2t
E. H. Hoffman of Belfeld has a guam
tity of choice native plum trees that he
will supply delivered in Dickinson at
So per dozen for small size and soc each
for large size. Parties desiring hardy,
prolific stock should address him soon.
We have with US now Mr.. Tuna OF
Chicago who speaks Bohemian and
German as we'll as English. Our Bohe.
milan friends will find in Mr.. Tuna
a very obliging and pleasant gentleman
who will be glad to meet them at the
store. RoQuette Bros, 3-l2-tf
The rummage sale will commence next
Monday in the McCloy & Senour store
room just vacated in the First National
bank building. 1t will last a week and
will afford an opportunity of buying
things cheap.
On February 2o A.W. Link was trav-
cling by camel back at the foot of Mt.
Ararat. a few hundred miles south of the
Black sea. On the 25th Mr.. Link sent
regards to the PRESS force from TiAis
in South Caucase and two days later
from Baku, Asia.
Married March l6, by Judge Kono,
Mr.. Bert Pendergast and Miss Minnie
Feldenhousa, of Sentinel Butte. The
Misses Schmidt Of the American House
stood up as witnesses. The groom is
the village blacksmith at Sentinel Butte
and the bride, late of Milwaukee, has a
homestead in the vicinity.
l.. A. Davis & Son have rented the
old McCloy 4 Senour room in the First
National bank building where they will
move about the first of April. Mike
Mckinley has bought the building they
now occupy and will move it to some of
his lots outside the fire limits.
A young lady of medium height or un-
der, rather feshy, light complexioned
and we'll dressed has been deirauding
people in the eastern part of the state by
collecting money for the "Etude", a
musical publication, by Presser 4 Co.,
Philadelphia. She has several different
names and is thought to be working west.
Look out for stranger canvassers.
The various theatrical entertainments
given under the direction of Father Rab.
steinek have each surpassed the previous
performance, which assures the public
that Michael Strogoff this year will be
perfection in itself. No cost has been
spared in the purchase Of costumes and
thorough rehearsals have been made, so
that the people will be presented on
March 10 with a true copy of the Berlin
production. The play will be given a
second time on April 4.
The side walk ordinance which had
been made a special order for Wednes-
day evening was laid over until April by
the city council. Those voting to lay it
over were, Aldermen Lawrence, Whinn,
Dehlinger and Pederson; those oppos-
ing deferred action we're, Aldermen
Conroy, Mckenzie and Gruschus. The
council has had the side walk ordinance
under consideration for over a year and
nothing done yet. When it gets muddy
the people will have a chance to get
around the best way they can.
The Episcopal guild has an opportu-
nifty to get the old McCloy g. Senour
room, next door to the First National
bank, for next week and have accord.
ingly changed their dates and will open
their rummage sale in said building next
Monday, March Fl. The sale will con.
tinue during the entire week. The PEG.
pie will find everything under the sun
for sale at this place. 1t will be the first
rummage sale held in the city and it
will be made lively for the entire six
days.
The advance sale of the season tickets
for Wassiby Strogof, Cars Courier, a
grand military play booked at the Dick
inson opera house Saturday, March 10
8 o'clock in the evening, and April 4
Easter Monday night, is simply withou,
precedent. The company is compelled
to give a matinee at 2 p. m. Saturday
March 10 to accommodate all. The
costumes from the renowned Milwaukee
firm of Theirbach & Co., are beautiful
vastly surprising any other make. The
performance will commence sharp or
the dates and hours indicated.
The immigration season seems to have
opened. b. S. Townsend arrived lag
week with his household goods. Mr.. T
is locating between the Big and Little
Missouri rivers. Mrs. T. went north or
the stage Monday morning to meet hel
husband at Fayette. They came from
south Of Mandan. The next arrival wa.
Mr.. I'hress, on Tuesday, from Rockford