The Dickinson press., 1905-02-18

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Finest Limberger and Wisconsin
cheese. Drenkers, 2.iI-tf
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. Roy
P. Hubbard of Glen Ullip. on the 9Th.
Fer sale-fresh milch COW. Inquire
of Mrs. Crosthwaite. a.iS.lp
Messrs. McGillivray and Alexander
Montague we're in Bismarck the past
week.
Don't forget that we have the best
line of stationery in the city. White &
Co. I.3I-tf,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Dickinson Of Ayr.
N. D., spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Davis.
1t will please you to see Frankenberg's
line of carpets. 1t is One of the largest
lines in the west. o.3-tf
r. X. Foley of Medora was down for
the Eastern Star social on Tuesday
evening.
For plain sewing. also hand painted
rubber finish art goods, call on Mrs. G.
S. Lewis, agent. ,.7tt
John Goodall wal in Bismarck this
week on business with the state relative
to settling sheri6rs claims.
Why pay more for perfume when you
can buy Thelms for soc per oz.?- Sold
only by Mcdonald & Pomroy. 1-7-tf
Under date Of January 8. A. w. Link
writes from Buenos Aires that he Is just
leaving for England.
Thinking about books1 Don't forget
that we have the largest line in the city
Mcdonald & Pomroy. I-7.t
The mild weather this week has given
the farmers and stockmen a fine oppor.
tunitv for coming in to pay taxes. etc.
Books. Books. The largest line ever
shown in the city. The prices speak for
themselves. Mcdonald & Pomeroy.
1l-ro-tf
Miss Whitcher, sister Of Miss Jennie
Whitcher Of this city. was up from the
Valley City Normal last Saturday.
Leave your orders at The Ideal for
| all kind of magazines. Daily and Sun
day papers also on sale. I1-5-tf
The Northern Pacific paid Mrs. Val.
pert of St. Louis $4,000 on account Of
the death of her husband who lost his
| life in the stock wreck last fall.
Out OF town people who require the
invited t o send US their orders. Melon.
aid & Pomroy. Leading Druggists. Ie.I.ti
Last week Sentinel Butte had a fire
which did some $1,000 damage and the
Billings County Republican reports tina,
none of the parties had any insurance.
A few Of the dustless floor hrushe.
have been left at Senour e. l.angley's
for sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust whatever. I7-Ie.ti
Miss Emma, daughter Of Fred schlap'
man, is visiting an uncle in New York
and writes that it has been very cold
there.
We extend our fire sale to Feb. II on
account of the extreme cold weather We
have had, SO as to give those living gu,
Of town a chance to get some Of the
bargains we are offering. J. c. Cart
wright & Co. 7.4-tl
Miss Grace Montague and Mr.. Eckel,
accompanied A. {. McGillivray and A
Montague home from Bismarck Wed
nesday afternoon. Mr.. Eckels, former
" superintendent of the Washburn road
is now located in New York.
Any one contemplating buying towr
property or building will do we'll to cal
on the undersigned and investigate tn
New System Of Home Building. 1t vii
cost you nothing to look into our plan
H. C. Berry. Office in First Nationa
Bank Building, Dickinson, N. D. 7.1I.t
The Northern Pacific Ry. Co. has pale
Mrs. Mildred Dobson OF this city TIL
sum of s., 500 on account of the death o
her husband in the wreck below Bis
marck last fall. W. c. Crawford aetes
as attorney for Mrs. Dobsan and h
certainly handled the case in a YER
able manner.
Last week Pat Mckinley had TIL
third fire In his hotel in Mandan within
a few months, and the loss was estimated
this time at 5000. The local paper
say that the fire broke u twice ant
had it not been for the efficient work O
the fremen the hotel would have bee
burned down. Mr.. Mckinley own
only the fixtures.
The patriotic services at the Congre
g%ational church Sunday evening il
memory Of Lincoln we're enjoyed by al
attentive audience. The main address
was by Attorney w. c. Crawford an
showed a thorough appreciation on tn
part Of the speaker of all that was be,
in the character OF the great-mindec
simple, sympathetic, martyred Lincoln:
A McP,hail parloE grand piano wa
placed in H. A. Davis residence Wee
nesday and for beauty and finish Of ca.
and fine quality of lone it probably ha
no equal in the city. Mrs. Davis ha
purchased, Tor Dickinson parties, sevt
raj McPhail upright grands in the pa.
few months whose workmanship an
perfection .:otr,oae hayye been remaFke
t by all; buta grand has a field Of its pw
' and this must be seen and heard to b
appreciated.
The musical and dramatic evening ,
; be given by the ladies Of St. John
: church promises to he one of the mo
successful entertainments ever given
: the city. 1t will consist of the "Legen
! of the Bells" from the we'll known opel
0 1.-THE Chimes of Normandy. followe
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