The Dickinson press., 1905-09-30
New fallstyles ready. T'hses4.Iub. !.

Od0iv cut. $500 85 5@&s
Helms preserves Of all kinds Is Be
had at Drenkels. q.23.tf
Albert E. Birch is working in a9saw
mill at Tenino, Wash.
Hand sapolio-the hest toilet soap
we sell it. ]. w. Reed. o-3oif
Mrs. Robert Morris wentsto Wiscons
sin this week to see her mother.
Good heating stove, horse buggya and
saddle, for sale. lessen Bros. o-3o-It
E. l.. Sco6eld is manager Of the
Walton & Davis grain elevator.
IS, Green has his real estate Office in
the First National bank building.
Milton Hickman has moved into the
Daniel Cook house on Cakes street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Sexton are occupy
Ing the Freeman house on Sims street.
F. A. Little and Joe tMarucheck, of
Fayette, were in Dickinson on Tuesday
Did you ever use ripe olives? They're
fine. We sellthem. NV. Reed. o.3o.tf
Charles Bri,lin went to st. Paul on
Monday to visit for two or three days.
Mrs. w. O. Mitchell and two children.
visited up the line a few days this week.
Miss Pauline Sco6eld goes Sunday to.
St. Paul where she will take a business
course.
Have you one of our free dust pans?
Buy a broom and we throw one in.
j. w. Reed. o-3otf
Tom Hove and c. Skretteberg,
ranchers from Seim. S. D.. we're in
Dickinson this week.
am prepared to furnish cream in
any quantities, for parties, socials etc
The Brown Dairy. 4-22-tf
Furnished rooms t orent; price reason
able. On Hannatord, street. opposite
Messersmith's. Mrs. w. E. Baker.
go q-23-3p
Mr.. Sheets. who has taken land At
Saltwater, wasin this week 10 receive a
~ horse power threshing engine and
outfit. ..T.
All kinds Of fresh -pickles-dills,;
sweet, SOU and sweet mixed. Try them
and see Why we sell 30 many.
i. w. Reed / s Nh fo.3o.tf
= An answer 4ofthe sermon Rev. F.W.
Gress preached. on Christian Science
last Sunday was received too late for
publication this week.
Fall and wi~nterjackets and coats for,
ladies. misses and children, have just
been opened at Crowl& Cos. o--23-tf
John a der Las wal visiting east the
past week and during his absence,
Justice Folsom looked after the justice
magistrate work.
Miss Sara and Marguerite Hosiher
came in from the east on Wednesday:
They have land at Saltwater and are
10 engage il school teaching
The Hub find their fall business for
tailor made suits opening up very salts
factorily and added two more tailors to
their force this week. Z o-3o-It
Ira Laurence has been fencing three
quarter sections of land this year on
Green river. He has putin cross fences
and now has a very convenient farm.
QOnWednesday Browning Willard,
with Dr.aperkins automoibofflle, tooks BIZ;
Stickneyaiin frompoint near theseast
end.of Ki]deer mountain in a little over
two hours.
The Morres Concert Co. have dates
at the Dickinson opera house for Oct.
end and grid. Thisis a high class COM
pany and, will be snre to please the
people.
On Wednesday the B.s1Fr. Deeken
t%hreshing separator was burned at the
Robert Muecke place north of Glad
stone. Several stacks of grain were
also burned.
j. Clitty. a brother Of Mrs. A.. Ding
man, was here from Minnesota for a
day this week. He is a cattle buyer
and purchased 100 head at New Salem
for the Chicago 4 market :.ls s NJ
Present glassware: Have you seen it7
Initiates to the closest degree the real
cut. The same luster, the same patterns,
but the price is way down. Come in
and see it. ]. w. Reed. o-3o-ti
Mrs. A.-Where did You get those
pretty perfect fitting shoes you have oni
Mrs. B.-Why those are a pair Of Cross
shoes. Mrs. Ais that SO, where die
you get them7 Mrs. B.-Why dom
you know the only place in town to ge'
pretty perfect fitting shoes is at Cart
kwrlght's. o;23-t
Music, hath charms to soothe i savage
no doubt; but the Schubert Symptom,
Club and Lady Quartette are not travel
ing for the express purpose 81 sooothinl
savages. Neither are they trying TO edu