The Dickinson press., 1905-01-14
Saturday, Jan. "a, 1905.

New Douglas shoes on at the Hub. 1t
F~rankenberg has carpets. See his
line. o-3-tf
Fur boa sale at Crowl's. Note their
adv. I-7-tf
Standard Patterns at Crowl & Co.'S.
I-I4-It
A son was born on ruesdav to Mr.. and
Mrs Ed. Durham of this city.
Examine the s. camp stoves at
Senour & Langlcy's. 4-Io-tf
Table linen and napkin sale at Crowl
4 Co.'S. 1-14-1t
st. Johns Guild held a very pleasan,
social at the Lawrcnce.Dohson home on
Wednesday afternoon.
5tr.. porch and window awnings at
Senour & Langlev's. 4-Io-tf
Mayor Manning and Landlord Kihm
left Wednesday evening for the Hot
Springs.
Wagon covers, torpaulins and tents =,
Senour & Langley's. 4-Io-tf
Laces and ribbons still going at half
price at ScolieId's. Io-22-tf
Commissioner Stoddard and Landlord
Barnett were down from Sentinel Butte
this week.
Go to Scofeld's for winter apples,
sweet potatoes and cranberries. Io-22-ft
DR.. G.. A. Clarke, Dentist, porcelain
filling, crown and bridge work a spe-
cialty. I2-Io-lf
States Attorney Mcbride left on
Monday for Fargo and Minneapolis to
be absent for about a week.
Another lot of new honey just received
at Scoheld's, at 20 cts. per pound frame.
while it lasts. Io-22-ft
Miss Grace McHugh returned Sunday
from Bismarck where she spent the
holidays with her parents.
Thinking about books? Don't forget
that we have the largest line in the city.
Mcdonald & Pomroy. I-7.tf
Crowl & Co. have started their Janu-
airy clearance sale. You can't afford to
miss it. 1t
This week the Dickinson Fire and
Pressed Brick Co. loaded a Car of TIRE
BRICK for the Minneapolis trade.
Out of town people who require the
services of a first class drug store are
invited to send us their orders. McDon-
aid & Pomroy, Leading Druggists. Io-I-tf
Nels, the tailor at the Hub, is prepared
to do all kinds of tailoring work at
reasonable prices. Workmanship guar
anteed. It
Representative J. E. Phelan came
home from Bismarck on Saturday and
the following evening, accompanied by
Mrs. Phelan, went to Fargo to attend to
some business matters.
have several thousand square Shout
der calks and | don't charge any more
for them than others do for the old
style. You can put in a new set with
any ordinary wrench. Christ Peder-
son. I2-3I-tf
Col. A. P. Peake of the Consolidated
Coal Co. was in Dickinson the first Of
the week and from here went to Butte,
Mont, to look after some business
matters.
Statesmen wanted to look after our
interest in Stark and adjacent counties.
Salary or commission. Address The
Harvey Oil Co., Cleveland, o. 1-14-It
Read Crcwl g. Co.'S adv. and note a
few Of the many bargains offered at the
January clearance sale. l-l4-It
Twin daughters were born on the 9th
to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pelton at the
| home of Mrs. Goodale in this city.
I White fish, herring and mackeral in
! lo-lb. kits at CSC, ooc and sI.35 each at
Sco6eld's Satisfactory Store Io-22-tf
Mrs. Harry Hagerman of Mandan
visited MIR. and Mrs. Paul Hagerman in
this city the first Of the week. Miss
Iden, of Albert Lee, Mimi, a relative,
accompanied Mrs. Hagerman.
For one week only we are going to
IS sell Cresccus staple apron ginghams,
Isl regular 7 and S cent ginghams, at 3H
cents per yard. Limited &c yards TO a
ss purchaser. 1t
q Small pox has broken out in Billings,
and this week Master Mechanic c. Il,
Az Allen sent instructions to Dickinson
THAT all railroad men who had moi, been
successfully vaccinated in the past fou,
years would be required TO go through
the ordeal at an early date.