The Dickinson press., 1905-09-09

Fall dress goods are arriving every
day at A. T. Crowl & Co. OF If
DR.. F. w. Weston has rented office
rooms in the new Ray block.
For plain sewing. also hand painted
rubber finish art goods, call on Mrs. G
S. Lewis, agent. ~ tt
Mrs.. c. Haskin of Mandan, visited
relatives in the city the first of the week.
Get S. w. P. on your house and you
will get satisfaction; Call or write for
color card. The Benzie Drug Co..
L. P. Bremen has bought lots of
Mcbride & Baker in. the western part
of the city and will build this fall.
Just 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. 4-1-tf
I. A. Bullock and A. F. Haserick, of
Minneapolis, returned last Saturday
from Saltwater where they had made a
purchase of a section of land. They re-
turned east, but will be out again with
in a few weeks.
Orders for ice cream taken, at whole
sale prices; cream delivered at your
home and orders by mail promptly
filled. c. ]. Russell, Dickinson. 8-Io-tf
IS. 4. Marsh Of the Western Lands
Security Co., was in Dickinson the past
week and stated to the Press that he
had a large party of landseekers coming
out the middle of this month. He ex.
pected people enough to fill a Cal.
Bonnie L. Linn, late of Willow City,
this state, has finally located at Wilson,
Wyo., in the "H Wall country.
Mr.. Linn formerly had a ranch in the
vicinity of the Kildeer mountains and
will be remembered by a number of the
PRESS readers as a member of the
Grigsbv Rough Rider troop of North
Dakota.
Mrs. David Roberts entertained four
teen ladies very charmingly Tuesday
afternoon at a thimble bee, in honor of
her daughter, Mrs. George Lane, of
Tacoma. The evolution of thimbles
and bees proved an. unfailing sourc of
merriment to the guests. A china olive
dish was the prize awarded for the best
and a china toothpick holder wal given
as a consolation prize. Frappe was
served during the sewing contest. At
FIVE the guests were hidden to repair to
the spacious dining room where a deli.
cious supper was spread. In the decor.
atoms and service orange predominated.
relieved by lavender and purple. pan
sizes, asters and sunfowers lending them.
selves to artistic arrangement. Mrs.
Roberts was assisted by her daughter,
Miss Minnie, and Miss May Packard.
The Fargo Forum has given it GU,
that the bad Lands of this state are
the rendezvous of many tough charac.
tiers and alluded to the "thieves and
cutthroats" that abounded in that vicin.
ity. Indeed, we are of the opinion tina,
the Forum does an injustice to an homes,
and hard working class of ranchmen
and settlers. Even the editor of the
Forum would find it difficult to place
his finger upon any of the thieves and
cutthroats" in that region. The Bad
Lands are peopled with a hard working
class of ranchmen. There is an &C
} c~asional individual who is off color, but
: we feel certain that the proportion o.
: them is much smaller than it is in the
t city of Fargo. We fear the Forum has
been led into error by some enthusiastic
+ reporter who desires to work up a Harr,
e Tracey story for the readers Of that ex
!. ~cellent paper.-Bismarck Tribune.