The Dickinson press., 1905-07-15

Home rendered lard 1o-pound pail
for 90 cents for two weeks at Charles
.Peeler's South Side market. 7-l5-2t
Mrs. C.. d. Litch and son Maynard
have gone to Mandan to visit for two
weeks and in the meantime Miss Collie
will take care of the house for her
father
For sale, very cheap, large fire proof
sale with inside door. Measures s. in.
high, 81 in. wide and IS in. deep. Looks
like new. Also fine Swiss regulator.
A. E. Voegeli. 7-S-tf
Miss Jessie Messersmith. soprano, and
Miss Jessie Williams, contralto, will
sing a duet, "The Lord is My Shep-
herd" at St. Johns church Sunday even
ing.
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-I-tf
Frank Roquette returned this week
from a months visit at Portland and
points west. He was accompanied home
by Charles Rau, son of Fred Rau, for
merly OF Dickinson and now a poultry
grower at Tacoma.
Harold Stratton, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. B. P. Stratton, returned
this week to their Ohio home. Mr..
Stratton will ultimately get the full use
of his limb which was broken in the
Medora wreck last spring.
For two weeks the Peeler South Side
market will sell the celebrated Diamond
{ hams-Io 10 II lbs.-at IS cents per
pound. 7-I5-2t
G. S. Lewis Of this city is finishing a
novel sheep wagon, and lucky will be
the hcrder who gets it. The wagon, on
low wheels, is fitted with two apart
housekeeping and living-and seems
a very practical device.
C. Z. Barber of Beach was in the city
last Saturday to inspect his dwelling IN
the eastern part Of the city, just erected
by Walton & Davis. This is the second
tenant house that Mr.. Barber has in the
city, and he finds the investment very
satisfactory.
The sheep paint which we sell is
made Of pure linseed oil and coloring
matter and will stay on. That is where
it is different from the (so-called) cheap
sheep paint with which the Dickinson
market has been flooded. Call, or write
for color card. Mcdonald 4 Pom
roy. 5-2o-tf
Geo. Mcclellan has bought Henry
krauth's house in Young's addition for
81, 500 and is to take possession the first
of September. Mr.. Krauth has bought
another lot in the same block and will
erect another house at once, the plans
for which have already been selected.
My entire stock of Summer Millinery
| will be sold at cost to make room for fall
goods. Special sale is now going on and
will continue until all these goods are
sold. 1t will be necessary for customers
to call loon il they desire to secure
some of these extraordinary bargains
Mrs. !. L. Brown. 7-I5-3'
P. b. Corbe,t, chief OF police, turned
his chain gang loose this week, they
having worked out their sentence or
the streets in Dickinson. Tramps have
a great dislike for work and the mos,
of them prefer to move on when they
hear OF Chief Corbelt and his ways Of
dealing with the festive hobo.
With the Kodak developing machine
a person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs as tho
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
The handsome Odd Fellows block or
Barnes street is to be erected by Walton
& Davis and work on the foundation
was commenced or Tuesday. The bids
which were opened Monday night, wer'
as follows; Walton & Davis, 1864
McDougal, s8,557; Mandan Mercantile
Co., $8,577; Soules & Butler, s8.o54.78.
In order to let people know the grad
of lard make, for two weeks, and tw'
weeks only, l will sell a ten-pound pal
Of home rendered lard for 90 cents
Charles Peeler, proprietor South Sid
Market. 7.I5-I
The Dickinson school board organized
Tuesday evening by re.electing JohI
Davis chairman and M. L. Ayers clerk
G. A. Perkins is the new member on tn
board. Proposals for the deposit o
school funds, under the new law of 100:
were opened but no awards were made
The board adjourned subject to call c
two members n Will likely be IN Ses
sion again very
Over half a million acres betwee
ranges ninety-one to one hundred inclu
sive and fifty miles either north or sout
of the Northern Pacific railway ar
owned by Dakota-Ma nitoba Land CT
Call at, or write their office in Senou
& Langly building, Dickinson, N. d
and get map and prices. The land 20
want to buy or lease may be owned b
them. 5-6-1
Supt. L. r. Waldron Of the Dickinso
sub-experiment station has samples {
alfalfa grown this season showing tn
tubercles which enables the plant t
, make wonderful growth. Mr.. Waldro
|~inoculated the soil on which the alfali