The Dickinson press., 1905-12-16
Trunks, suitcases and. ~vaiiscs best 4,

Mrs. Geo. w. Lee and Miss Hazel, oil
Gladstone, were in Dickinson on Satur:
day.
Your Xmas sweets and nuts should
be bought at The New Store The.
have the cheapest and best. I2-l6.1
E.A. Currie went to St. Paul this
week to be absent for some time. Mil
ton Hickman has charge Of the Currie
second hand store during the proprie.
tors absence.
Special sale on Arrow Brand
collars at Dickinson Mercantile
Co.'S; 3 for 25c. 1922 If
]. p. Jingle received a telegram
Wednesday morning announcing the
death OF his brothers wife in GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. Deceased and her husband visit
ed Dickinson two years ago.
We handle but two kinds OF candy.
Red Band chocolates 25c a pound and
our popular 15c candy, which is as good
as you pay a quarter for elsewhere.
The New Store. l2-l6-2t
A. w. Link was up from Gladstone
this week. Mr.. Link was in Russia a
year ago and he remarked that he was
thankful that he was not there now,
where there is so much blood shed.
1t is reported that water is scarce for
the use Of engines on the Dakota divis-
ion of the N. p. Bismarck and James.
town are said to be about the only
places affording abundance of good
water.
{. J. Sullivan, the Fargo optical
specialist, will be at the St. Charles
hotel, Dickinson, again Monday and
Tuesday, December 10 and 10. ANY
n having eye trouble, needing glasses
fitted or changed, can call at the hotel.
I2-2-3t
Regarding the canvas, of the Hettin-
ger county vote-the II votes that were
cast at Mott during the 20 minutes that
the polls were open-the auditor of this
county has written the attorney general
for instruction. By some it is claimed
that the board cannot be called on &C.
count of the injunction. Under the law
the auditor has 20 days after the ballot
box has been delivered in which to ron
vene the c%ahvassing board.
Mcdonald & Pomroy are showing the
largest and most complete line of books
ever e e in Dickinson. The stock in
cludes all the latest copyrights, all the
old favorites, dainty gift booksi in padded
leather binding, and an exceptionally
fine line OF juvenile books. Book lovers
are cordially invited to call and look
e the stock. 12-I6-tf
j. Doar of Somerset. Wis, was in
Dickinson the past week for the purpose
of securing land in the vicinity of New
England. Fred Parent and Mike St.
George, from the same place, were also
out to get land. They all have friends
and relatives in the Cannon Ball river
c'untry, and will move out froul wis
coasin next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harnden, of Ante
lope, visited in Dickinson for some DAYS
the past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harnden
are among the early settlers of the
county and have been readers of the
PRESS for over 40 years. They have
900 acres of land which is rapidly in
creasing in value.
David Harnden Of Antelope intends
to attend school at the Agricultural
college after the first of the year.
David is n of the young men who
went to Fargo last summer on the
farmers excursion and after seeing
what was being done at the aforesaid
college, he had a strong desire to re.
turn for school advantages.
GIendive Review: Engineer Harry
Twombly set a good example last week
when he led to the matrimonial altar
Miss Maude O'Donnel of Dickinson
The ceresaony was celebrated in St
Paul Friday. These young people will
make their home in Glendive and tn.
Review extends congratulations and !;
hearty welcome home.
We W ver one-hundred and fit,
thousand acres in northeastern Billings
southeast Mckenzie and Dunn countie
north west of Fayette FIVE to twenty-hv,
miles. These lands may be bought o.
five years time at a low price in eithe
large or small tracts. Hundreds Q
fine homesteads may be had anon
these lands. Fayette has long distanc
telephone service, a good large stocI
general merchandise store, and ma
%tri-weekly from Dickinson. Dakota
Manitoba Land Co., Western Office i
Senour & Langley Building. Dickinson