The Dickinson press., 1905-04-29
Ice cream at the Ideal Sunday.

T.. L. Mead was in town the last oil tie
week.
Best eating apples in town at The
Ideal. 4-7o.2t
Representive Phelan returned from
Washington on Thursday.
Mrs. H. S. Taylor Of Minneapolis is
the guest OF Mrs. o. y. Elmer.
Mrs. Featherstone has returned from
the hospital much improved in health.
Bishop Mann will confirm a class at
st. Johns church this friday evening.
In keeping with their new hardware
sign, Senour 4 Langley have put in an
automatic electric light for their front
windows.
Fred Dickinson would like to have
the party who took his field glasses call
and get the case, as he has no further |
use for it.
lust what the ladies have been wait
ing for! New line of carpet samples
with borders to match. Get your order
in at once at o. B. Frankenberg's. 4-I-tf
]. H. Palmer, late OF Belield, has been
advanced to Northern Pacific agent at
Glendive, which will be good news to his
Stark county friends.
Justice A. P. Folsom is having some
made on his residence south of
the court house square, and is having
Charles H. Pond do the work.
R. ]. Fleck Of Richardson was in the
city the past week on legal business and
was accompanied by John Klein Of the
Mandan Mercantile Co. of that place.
Farmers: If you want Formaldehyde
that is positively guaranteed to contain
40 per cent of the Formaldehyde gas
buy it at Mcdonald & Pomroy's. 4-l.tf
Ed. Berry came down on Thursday to
see how things we're progressing on his
new building. He found the carpenters
laying the second floor joist and was
pleased.
We have a real nobby lot of summer
dress goods, suitings, waistings, shirt
waists, children's dresses, dress skirts,
wash skirts and wash goods. Crowl &
Co.. 4-I.tf
Dennie Grove was in from the south
the past week to meet his uncle, A. w.
Richey, who is out from Pennsylvania to
spend the summer with his relatives on
the Cedar.
For a harness, bicycle, buggy, furni-
ture, cook stove lat half price,, some nice
sideboards very cheap, iron beds cheap
er than you can steal them, call at Cur
rie's. 4-22-tf
The Odd Fellows had their usual an
niversary celebration on the evening of
the 26th. They had the Senour &
Langley hall in connection with their
own and had none too much room then.
Manager J. F. Brodie of the Consoli.
dated Coal Co. left yesterday on a two
weeks trip to Portland. Ore. Mr.. Brodie
went at the request of R. M. futile, late
of Mapdan, to look up a coal mining
proposition.
lack Weeks of Mandan commenced
excavations on the Ray building Monday.
He has a large crew and will be able to
push the work to an early completion.
The stone masons hope to commence
the last OF next week.
For sale at a big bargain, a Davis
cream separator; can handle milk from
twenty cows. Also tread power to run
the same; a dog, sheep, calf, or goat
will run it. E. A. Currie, opposite O X
livery. 4-22-tf
Bernie Manning has been in from the
north the past week. He came in to see
his parents, Mayor and Mrs. Dan Man
ming, and get a few head of cattle be-
longing to the family which had been
wintered in this locality.
Thousands Of acres Of good land ad-
joins yours or your neighbor's that can
be bought or leased on easy terms.
Call at Dakota Manitoba Land Compay's
office, Rooms ! and z Senour & Langley
building and get a map of their lands.
4-2o-It
Fred Thompson, who has had a severe
attack Of rheumatism was out this week
for the first time in about two months.
Mr.. Thompson hopes to be able to
resume his duties at the postoffce in a
few days.
ANY n desiring first class electric
wiring done. installation of electric signs,
bells, and other electrical appliances,
address c. A. Robinson, Box 25o, City.
Prices reasonable. 4-2o-Ip-tf
L. Christensen returned a few days
since from his winters visit in C%aliforn-
ia and Washington. He had a good
visit, but thinks that he would have en-.
loved the winter weather as well in
North Dakota as he did on the coast.
B. o. Johnson is the new trainmaster
for this division of the Northern Pacific
MI. Johnson was formerly with the civil
engineers of this road and was advanced
to the position Of roadmaster e Of
| Glendive and later accepted a position
with the Sante Fe, from which railroad
he has just returned.
Monday afternoon Mrs. w. A. Garter
gave a very elaborate party at her home
on Barnes street. Fifty invitations hae
been sent out. The decorations were
pink and in keeping with Easter time
The party was given in honor of Mrs
Oliver Whaley, sister Of Editor Garter
who is here from St. Paul. Five hun
bred was the game played. Mrs. Johl
Courtney of Taylor, Mrs, f. J. Berry ant
Mrs. Hope Davis Of Glendive wer