The Dickinson press., 1904-02-06
Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.

Cedar posts for sale. Geo. Drenkel.
I2-26-tf
Gasoline 77c per gallon. Mothers oats
loc per package at Drenkel's. I-23.tf
c. H. Shaw has bought the Conroy
lots south of the Tingle residence.
Rasmus Jensen has bought lot II
the high school ground.
Mcbride, the dentist, will be in Tay.
r a, tine City hotel, February IS and 10.
I-3o-3t
Miss Ida Mckenzie visited in Mandan
this week ard Miss Ruth Rudiselle Off
ciatcl 1T the Ideal.
Geo. Schutman and Rosa Walher, of
Richardson, were married in Mandan
last week by Father Collins.
There is no petticoat like the sorosis.
We have the exclusive sale.
I.3o-tf A. T. Crowl & Co.
A sum of money was recently found.
on the school grounds. The rightful
owner should see Prin. Davidson.
Miss Edna Sco6eld's first cartoon ap-
peared in the Intermountain on the and.
1t was a political picture and a good hit.
Miss Kate McClements returned to
Fargo on Wednesday to resume her
duties as cashier in the we'll known Pirie
restaurant.
We handle a most complete 1.-The of
ladies', mems. and children's shoes.
l-3o-tf A. T. Crowl & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Goldstein returned IN
Tuesday from thier visit to the cities.
Mr.. G. bought a lot OF new goods for the
Bee Hive store.
For Sale-5 foot show case, glass to
floor. Cost $50, will sell for Sl5-a red
hot snap. Mcdonald & Pomroy. I.3o'tf
John Flynn sustained serious injury to
his face, nose. and chin on Tuesday by
slipping and falling as he was mount
ing the dray.
H. J. Riesland. the we'll known optical
specialist, who grinds all glasses right
|here will be at the St. Charles from
February 20 to March Ist. Consulta-
ton free. I-23-6t
The Sunday Pioneer Press contained
a picture Of Rev. John Copeland and his
east Presbyterian church of St. Paul.
MIR. Copeland will be remembered by
many Dickinson friends.
The finest line of candy in town. is
always found at our store. We make a
speciality of fine chocolates in boxes and
bulk. Mcdonald & Pomroy. l-3o-tf
A. Farmers Institute will be held on
Monday and Tuesday, February 20
and March I. 1t will be under the man
agement of the state board and will have
able and experienced institute speakers.
The first shipment of spring and
summer goods has arrived. Drop in
and allow us to show you the styles.
1-3o-tf A. I. Crowl y co.
Miss Edna Scofeld who has been so
successful in studio work in Chicago
since September, leaves the Windy City
this month to accept a position as car
toonist on the Butte Inter Mountain.
The,Ideal is still in business at the old
stand and keeps the best and most COM
plete line of confectionery in the city
chocolate creams a specsalty; always
fresh. Nice taffy always on hand. I-23-3t
John Davis arrived home from Boul-
der, Colorado, where he left Mrs. Hen
derson somewhat better and comfortable
in the sanitarium there. She will prob
ably remain some months longer.
We are not cutting prices or selling
but We are selling good shoes cheaper
| than an, o1,~o ~ tho ~ifv auory doN in
the week. Remember the place and
save money. c. S. Langdon. II-21-tf
The Entire Nous club, numbering
about 10, was organized Thursday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. L. A. Simpson,
who, with Mrs. c. F.. Gregory, will act as
chaperons. The club is organized for
general amusement.
A special meetingo of the Congregations
al Ladies' aid will be held at the home
of Mrs. D. S. Alley, On Tuesday after.
noon at 2 o'clock. 1t IS for business and
sewing also. MRS. K. D. WILEY,
Sec'y.
Ormanzo Browns family are ecover.
ing nicely. The four children who have
been sick at home are up and able to
busy themselves at play; the one at the
uOSpltdl IS SdlllnR dIO WIS. DIOWA uCI-
self, in spite of the serious strain, is quite
we'll.
The Congregational ladies held a
"buttonholc Social" Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. o. P. liner. There was a large
attendance, a hot supper and great fun
over the contest which resulted in Mrs
Stickney winning first prize and Mrs
John Wagggener, consolation.
D. D. Sullivan, the Fargo optical
specialist who visits Dickinson evefy6o
days will be at the St. Chasles hoteI
Feb. %, q, "a, IS and rs. Eyes exam
ined. Glasses prescribed and accurate
ly fitted when needed. School children's
eyes examined free any time after school,
or evenings. 1863,
The Arena, published at Brainerd, re.
Gently gave c. F. Merry a column oi
publicity. Our old promoter had secur.
ed several victims for his Great Western
Life Ins. Co. at Brainerd by imperson.
ating c. H. Merry the we'll known part
ner Of A. Hilliard in the sheep growing
business.
Every school child in Dickinson who
complains of headache, dizziness, eye:
water, smart or burn, print blurring Of
mixing up when reading by lamp light
ETC., should have their eyes examined by
a competent optician. D. D. Sullivan al