The Dickinson press., 1904-09-03
Saturday. Sept. 3, 1904.

TWO DOAAAHS a YEAR.
Saturday. Sept. 3, 1904.
School will open next Monday.
J. E. Cobb returned on Wednesday
from the east.
We lead-others follow. McDona}d &
sPomroy. S-2o-tf
Billy Whinn has been in Chicago this
week.
T. B. Fowler got in from Casselton on
Tuesday.
Poison fly paper. The kind that kills
Mcdonald & Pomroy. 6-1I-tf
Mrs. Frank Fallon returned. Monday
from Milwaukee.
School supplies-a full line. White
4 Co. o-3.tf
Mrs. Fred Turner is visiting in Wis
consin.
DR.. R. H. Tracey came up from Bis
marck this week.
New line of carpet samples at L. A.
Davis & Sons. Call and see them.
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Mrs. S. P. Gotta returned the first OF
the week from the west.
Special cut prices on lawns, batistes
and thin summer dress goods at Sco-
fields. 6-25-tf
Rains the first of the week put har.
vesting back a little.
Frank Mott is around again. He had
a severe illness.
For rent-Rooms for housekeeping.
Christ Peterson. o-3.tf
J. S. Snyder wa down from Sentinel
Butte the first OF the week.
Ice Cream will be sold by the pint
quart, or in larger quantities as desired
At the Ideal. 5-28-tf
Oscar Skeen returned to Sentinel
Butte on Monday.
Beginning next Sunday The Ideal will
serve crushed fruits with ice cream for
Is cts. 8-2o-tf
Mrs. VIM. LittlehaIes and the two
younger children left this week for St.
Louis.
There is no petticoat like the Sorosis
petticoat. We have the exclusive sale.
A. T. Crowl & Co. 9-3-tf
Frank kim returned on Wednesday
from his trip at the springs and the
Yellowstone park.
Ladies', gents and children's summer
underwear at 20 per cent discount at A.
T. Crowl & Cos. o.3-tf
Miss Matheson, who is to teach in the
Pelton district, has been visiting in
Taylor this week.
Bed spreads at $500 and $1.75 at
Sso6eld's. See them before buying
elsewhere. 6-75-tf
A. E. Voegli left on Monday for Port
land. He expected to be absent about
two weeks.
Go to Sco6eld's for table linen and
napkins. Have only a small stock, but
they are money savers. 6-25-tf
w. A. Tremblay was returning to
Miles City on Monday from a visit at the
St. Louis fair.
Examine the S. camp stoves at
Senour & Langley's, successors to Nc
Ci0y & Senour. 4-Io-tf
Mrs. H. l.. Dickinson returned Mon
day from her visit in Fargo with Mr..
and Mrs. John Orchard.
Wagon covers, tarpaulins and tents At
Senour & Langley's, successors to Me-
Cloy & Senour. 4-lo-tf
Miss Clara Torgerson was returning to
Taylor on Thursday from a seven weeks
visit in Seattle.
When in need. of shirts. collars and
cuffs, ties and socks; also mems and
boys underwear, visit A. T. Crowl & Co.
o.3.,f
Mrs. A. T. Crowl and Miss Crowl re.
turned this week from their outing in
Wisconsin.
Stove, porch and window awnings at
Senour 4 Langley's, successors to Nc.
Cloy 4 Senour. 4-1o-tf
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Skeen at the Dickinson hospital
on August II.
Ladies' and Misses mackintoshes, just
the idea when driving and for cool even.
inas, at A., T. Crowl & Co. 7-23-tf
John Fisher has threshed oats that
yielded 100 bushels to the acre. The
land. wa flooded once in the spring.
After the completion of the new annex
{ our store we will show the largest line
ever Of ladies' and misses jackets and
skirts. A.. T. Crowl & Co. o-3-tf
Mrs. Mary liner went to Taylor the
past week to see about the shipment of
five cars of her cattle. Henry Hoverson,
her brother, took the cattle to market.
Con6dentially-The only drug store
in the city where your prescriptions are
filled by a pharmacist registered by ex.
animation isT. ]. Greene & Cos. 8-77-tf
The person who deliberately publishes
a lie and gets caught at it is not entitled
to much sympathy, but before passing
judgment on him we should remember
that when a person who is absolutely
ignorant of drugs and their uses has
invested his money in 4 drug store he is
up against a hard proposition and must
resort to such methodist to get any patron.
age at all. Every person in Dickinson
knows. that our store is the only one in
the sity owned and operated by regis
tered pharmacists and the only one
where a registered pharmacist may be
found at all hours of the day. For the
benefit of ne0 residents and stranger.
who might be misled BY tho false state.
ment of our would be competitors we
publish the following:
This is to Certify,
That Alfay M. Pomro,
Passed an examination before
the Minnesota State Board o
[SEAL.] Pharmacy, on Jan. 7Ist, 1898
Standing 8oH per cent. re
quired to pass rs.
(Signed) CHARLES J. MAS,
o.3-tf Secretary
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Druggists