The Dickinson press., 1904-08-27
Rev. ]. Dignam held his usual monthly
at South Heart on Sunday morn

WauIeO september lSC-a
girl for general house work. Mrs. G. A.
Perkins. ,8-7o-2t
H. A. Gibbs arrived from New York
on Wednesday to spend a few weeks at
the Griswold- Gibbs sheep ranch.
Our window display Of Hawkes. cut
glass is a feast for the eyes Of connois-
seurs. IT,. Greene & CO. 8-27-tf
Postmaster E. B. Brewster Of Sand
Creek was calling on old Dickinson
friends the past week.
School days are almost here again.
School supplies of all kinds at T. ].
Greene & Cos. 8-27-tf
J.C. Cartwright Co. are receiving many
new things in dress goods, trimming,
novelties, etc. See their ad. 8.2o-It
The Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick
Co. has shipped 40 cars Of brick this
month to points east.
Ladies' ready made suits, jackets, ETC.,
are on the way for Roquette Bros. Style
and workmanship a number one. 8.27-1t
Fred Roquette returned from the cities
the past week and Mrs. Roquette will
be home in a few days. Pete Tuna is
also back.
Furnished roons. hot water heat, to
rent. Inquire of Hugh Roberts corner
of Oaks and Van Norden streets. 8-I3-tf
&C. Simpson arrived from the east on
Wednesday to look after some cattle
shipments. He went to the ranch with
H. c. Quinion. ~
= /, When you want a nice rest from the
excessive heat of the day, call at The
Ideal ice cream parlor and refresh your
self with a dish Of ice cream o. a cool
drink of grape wine. 8.2o.4t
A son, aged about 10 years, of D. M.
McPhee was lost for four days the past
week in the Cave Hills. The neighbor-
hood turned out and when found the boy
was quite weak.
The market is flooded with worthless
poison fy paper. If ours don't give
satisfaction your money will be refunded
and no questions ask. Mcdonald 4
Pomroy, leading druggists. 8-2o-tf
We handle only Everhart candy
which has passed the pure food law-and
any child can eat it without the slightest
danger of poisoning. Drop in when you
are in need of anything in the confection-
cry line. The Ideal. 8.2o-3t
Rasmus Jensen was in from Oakdale
the first of the week. He will move his
family in within a few weeks to enable
the children to attend school. His
house on the corner of Cross and Haupt
streets is nearly ready for occupancy.
There is one popularity about the
Eastman kodaks-you can buy them in
Dickinson as cheap as you can in Chi.
cago OF New York. We sell them 81 to
SIS. Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading
druggists. Scott
Mrs. !. T. Scott, wife of Editor Scott
of the Occur d'Alene Ndaho) Press, is
expected next week to visit MI. and Mrs.
L.P. Tingle for a few weeks. The Scots,
who founded the Dickinson Press, re-
sided here for many years, moving west
in the spring of 1891.
The cost of a kodak is trifing com.
pared with the pleasure which you can
get out of n e Come in and see sample
photos made with 81 and $ kodaks,
Mcdonald & Pomroy, leading druggists,
8-2o-ti
Almost every season there are a num-
Der of people who lose their lives in the
harvest field through some carelessness
O some unfortunate mishap. Last week
a farmer at Hebron, by the name oil
Holritz, was caught in his binder and
killed in a shocking name
We voice the sentiment OF all ouI
customers when we say We handle the
best ice cream in the city. 1t is first,
class, always, and speaks for itself afte,
| you have tasted it once. We will serve
it the same as before at the new location
in the old postofice stand. The Ideal.
8-2o.3'
Mrs Pratt, of Vermont, who had beer
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wiley
returned east on Tuesday. Miss Pear
| Wiley of Steele, this state, who hac
been visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
| Mrs. Wiley, returned east at the same
time.
A few of the dustless floor brushe!
have been left at Senour & Langley's
uccessors to McCloy & Senour, fo1
ale. They will sweep a floor withou'
aising any dust what ever I2-Io-t
The Farmers and Merchants Bank o
| Mandan has been organized with T. A
| Cummings, VIM. Simpson, Pat T'obin
L.. E. Peterson and VIM. Wade as incor
porators. When this bank opens it vii
be the third doing business in Mandan
There is no article in general use 81
frequently adulterated as insect powder
| We import our insect powder direct ant
positively guarantee it to give s~atisfac
ton. Mcdonald & Pomrov, leadin,
druggists. SCOT
Commissioner Geo. w. Lee was W
from Gladstone on Monday and brough
along some very fine samples of whoa,
Mr.. Lee says that the crops are mucl
better than they were last year and tn
farmers are certainly going to get goo'
prices for what wheat they have to sell
The Ideal will soon move into the oil
postofice building, where they will kee]
a full line OF fruits, confectionery, to
baccos and cigars, and will be glad +
meet old as we'll as new customers
Our motto is 1--WE will treat you right
and we practice what We preach. 8-2o-t
The Io.months' old son Of MI. & Mrs
E. W. Tellford, Of Bel6eld, died on tn
10th and was buried from the Catholi
church in Dickinson on Saturday.. MI
and Mrs. Tellford wish to thank tn
people for their kindness to them in thei
time of affection, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Sellman, grand parents OF the litt1
boy, wish also to express their appreci
alton of the kindness shown at this time
H. A. Kern of Saltwater, Mimi, afte
spending three weeks at Saltwater, tn
new place 50 miles southwest Of Dickin
son, returned east on Wednesday. Nj
Kern has bought land on the crop pay
ment plan. He is to break and crop I6
acres Of land and turn the crop into tn
company. Mr.. Kern has a 25-hors
power traction engine which he intend
to take out this fall, as he has severa
hundred acres of land to break in tn
vicinity of the new town, the comm
spring.
The Northern Pacific has r~eceive'
word that deliveries will be made With
a few DAYS OF new tourist cars of th