The Dickinson press., 1905-02-25

Silk shirt waist suit patterns, at Crowl
& Co.'S. 2-2s-tf
]. w. Stimson returned from his
Iowa trip on Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Evans went to Bismarck
Tor the Bryan lecture.
Gov. Sarles signed the primary cleo
tion bill on Wednesday.
Postmaster Mckenzie was in from
New England this week.
H. P. Dinius of Richardson had bust
ness in Dickinson this week.
Lee McGlashan, senate clerk, was
home this week for a few days.
Ormanzo Brown was out on Thursday
for the first time in several weeks.
Johnnie Currie is keeping books at
the J. c. Cartwright & Co. store.
Iowa Cream Separators, for sale at
Drenkel's. These are the best cream
separators on the market. 2-2,-tf
J. w. Currie of Currie & Crowl. Haley,
has purchased the store interest of C..
T. Crowl and will give his personal
attention to the business in the future.
DR.. and Mrs. v. H. Stickney went to
the cities Monday morning. Miss Jen-
ME Barker also ven to the cities at the
same time to take hospital treatment.
At a meeting of the board of directors
of the Dakota State bank held Friday
afternoon F. D. Hevener was appointed
cashier and ]. l.. Hughes assistant
cashier.
Miss Martha Washington. arrived on
Wednesday at the home Of MIR. and
Mrs. Geo. M. Frye. The young daugh-
ter weighed II pounds and the parents
think we'll of her.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Colgrove came in
from their ranch on Wednesday. Mr..
Colgrove went from here to Brainerd
for an operation on his leg which has
bothered him for many years.
Architect Hancock Of Fargo was here
on Thursday and selected from the
Dickinson Fire and Pressed Brick Co.
yards ten thousand notified gray brick to
be used in the front Of the Ray build
ing.
Charles Nolan has let to Mike o.
hciscr the contract for the excavation of
the cellar for the new Berry building,
which is to be 80 feet deep by 50 feet in
width. Mr.. Olheiser started his wagons
on Thursday.
The Washington birthday entertain
ment at the Congregational church was
quite largely attended and netted the
society about S33. At the conclusion of
the programme the audience adjourned
to the church parlors where a basket
luncheon was enjoyed.
The ceiling of the Dickinson Mercan.
tile Co. building arrived this week and
a portion of the new shelving. L. J.
Dickinson and son Will have been pur-
chasing a new stock of goods the past
week in the Twin Cities and they hope
to open the store in a few weeks now.
Bishop Mann will be at St. Johns
Church on Sunday, April and, for the
:purpose Of administering the holy rite
of Confirmation, and it is desirable that
candidates for Confirmation, and all
these interested in the same, should
as soon as possible communicate with
Rev. c. E. Dobson, the rector.
See what we have in spring and sum
mer goods, lawns, fancy and plain or
CANDIES. swisses. wool, silk and cotton
voiles. Danish cloths, cecilian suitings
brilliantines, lbo t~afetas, satin cor
donnes, pongees. madras. piques, duck
ings, ETC., the ideals for the seasons
dress at Crowl & Co.'s. 2.l8.tI
The big hit Of the season-everyone
says so-you will say SO. Moore's con
cert Co., at the Dickinson opera house
Saturday, Feb. 25th and Monday, Feb
77th, featuring the Great Montana Trair
Robbery, the sensation of the hour
Also presenting the very latest illus
tr'ted songs that have become popula
in all the large cities.
Moore's Concert Co., featuring thu
Great Montana Train Robbery, ar
meeting with great success whercve
shown. They carry their W orchestr;
putting on all the latest illustrated
songs. Also singing and dancing spe
c%ialties. Change of program nightly
At Dickinson opera house Saturday
Feb. 25th and Monday, Feb. 27th.
The bond which w. A. Mcclure ha
to give the government as receiver O
money in the Dickinson land Office, ha'
been executed and as loon as it i
accepted by the department at Wash
ington the newly appointed official Cal
enter upon his duties. This will prob
ably be about the time the legislator
. closes, enabling Mr.. Mcclure to com
plete his work as representative from
this district.
r. A. Krusee, foreman for the F
. outfit, a large Montana cattle company
arrived the past week from Spearisl
1.-The distance travelled is about 30
miles and was made in II days. MI
Krusee says that the snow has bee
, quite deep in portions of the Blac]
Hills country this winter, and he notice
that the cattle are wintering better il
. the vicinity of Dickinson than they ar
a hundred and fifty miles south.
: John Reid and his brother Georg
I have purchased 400 acres Of land in tn
famous Yellowstone valley where tn
o government irrigation ditch project i
e to be opened up this year. They wi
t undoubtedly make a handsome thin
out of their investments, having alread