The Dickinson press., 1905-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Nate Chase came in
from Haley the past week.
Clint Randall and Jay Granteer were
in from the north this week.
J.. P. Jungers was in on Sundayto meet.
a friend from the Old Country.
ia. Flyn wal in Medora and Sentinel
Butte the past week on business.
A. H. Londen and James Wilson have
been set up as freight conductors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox were in
from the north the first of the week.
L. H. Young of Paoli loaded out with
supplies in Dickinson the past week.
Foreman ALI White is charging and
making extensive repairs on his house.
Mrs. John Courtney came up from
Taylor on Sunday and remained in the
city for three days.
Robert Neil has put in hath tubs and
greatly improved his barber shop in the
Willard house.
John Lenneville left for Minneapolis
this week to commence work for the
Northwestern Telephone Co.
H. C.. Miethe has been in the city the
past week and seems much surprised at
the way Dickinson is growing.
w. c. Coils was down from Billings
county on Tuesday to make some land
filings at the United States Office.
Mrs. c. w. Palmer and Mrs. Charles
Burdick, new settlers northeast of Dick
,nson, were in the city on Tuesday.
H. Robinson of Sentinel Butte was a
passenger on Tuesday to Broncho to buy
some Hereford stock of the Crowleys.
Bring somebody else with you t the
revival meetings at the NJ. E. church
next week. DR.. Glascock of Cincinnati.
b. H. Moore arrived this week to enter
upon his duties as clerk and stenograph.
err in the United States land Office in
this city.
The Ladies' Of St. Johns guild will
| entertain their friends at the opera
house the evening Of May 5. Admis-
sion SOC.
The last heard Billy Anderson was at
Mandan with his 6ve-legged sheep, from
which point he hoped to 60 to Portland
for the exposition.
Mrs. Walter Litch of Tacoma, return.
ing from a visit in Wisconsin, stopped
off in Dickinson the first of the week to
renew old acquaintance.
Have you heard the successful evan.
gelist, DR.. Glascock? If not come to
hear him in the revival meetings next
week at the M. Z. church.
DR.. l.. N. Gartley will be at Hebron
on May 8 and o. at Richardton on May
10 and at Taylor on May II and II,
prepared to do all kinds of dentistry.
4-7o-2t
H. Curl,ss, the Cave Hills rancher, has
been in the city the past week. Mr..
Curliss says the grass is farther advanced
75 miles south than it is around Dickin-
| son.
Sewing machines very cheap, almost
any make. Also Western washing ma.
chine at a song. Also a very fine walnut
case organ, at a big bargain, at Cur.
rie's. 4-72.tf
Parties from eastern Iowa were here
last week inspecting lands They bought
nineteen sections in the Green River
Butte country of the Dakota-M anitoba
Land Co.
Gents, we are taking measurements
for spring and summer suits. Sale
agents for the Ed. v. Price Tailoring
Co., Chicago. Remember, we guarantee
you a fit at right prices. Crowl &
Co. 4.l.tf
w. X. Moore and Peter Peterson are
about leaving for the Belle Fourche
country where they expect to 60 to work
on the government irrigation works
They have two teams.
The R.. ]. Fleck hotel in Richardton
is nearing completion and the first Of
May the place is to be opened by a
grand dance. This new hostelery hi.
twenty rooms and will be modern in all
its equipments.
Are you thinking of r%e.papering your
house this spring? If so we will be
pleased to have you call and look over
our line of papers which is complete ii
every way. Prices from 10 cents up
D. NJ. Benzie Drug Co. 4.I5-tI
M. l.. Auner, one of the carpenters in
the Andrew Walsh crew, is about com
pleting a fine 6vc-room dwelling in tn.
northeastern part of the city. Mr.. Aunel
has done all the work himself evening"
and holidays and is to be congratulated
on the neatness of his new home.
With the Kodak developing machine
a person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs as TIL
expert photographer. Mcdonald &
Pomroy sell all sizes of these machine
as we'll as everything else used in pho
Biography. Out-of-town orders will re
ceive careful attention. Ait
Saturday night work was commenced
on the west wall of the Roquette stor
where MI. Greene is preparing to put i
a party wall with the Rays. Six to eigh
inches of the old building was taken of
and so quickly was this work handle
+ that Roquette Bros. we're ready to ope
on Monday as though there had been n
setting in of their west shelving.
Over half a million acres of Norther
Pacific Railway lands between Range
!, Of and 100 inclusive and fifty miles mort
or south are now owned by the Dakot;
, Manitoba Land Co. and are offered f
sale on easy terms. Call at their ofht
a. Co1o,, r onuln,S havd~a