The Dickinson press., 1905-04-22
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See our New Neckties-The Huh. u.
Seed corn that will mature at d; en-.
kel's. I.
Father Wchle Of R,chardton was il!
the city this week.
Furnished house for rent. l. qnire Il
Mrs. Leonbcrger. II
The brick masons began work on the
Berry block Thursday.
Broom corn. German and CONNIE n
millet, t be had at reasonable price at
Drenkel's. 4-e2-tf
MIR. and Mrs. McGillivray are leaving
on their Chicago visit.
Gentlemen, We have the nobby s. |
Lampher hat in the latest styles for
Easter. Crowl & Co. 4-I5-tf
Mrs. ]. G. Campbell is visiting her son,
Engineer Clyde Campbell, in Fargo.
If you wish a stylish spring gown call
at Miss Hayes shop-one door north of
DR.. Stickney's. See ad. 4-l5-2t.
For sale at a bargain two ive-foot
show cases, good as new. Mcdonald &
Pomrov. 4.22-tf
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-I-tf
Cryne's Land Agency, Gilbert S.
Cryne. owner, is in full swing at Glad
stone. MIR. Lryne lists ranch lands,
farms, locates settlers, and attends to all
kinds OF land business.
We have a real nobby lot of summer
dress goods. suitings, w%aistings, shirt
waists, childrcn's dresses, dress skirts, |
wash skirts and wash goods. Crowl &
Co. 4-I-tf
Mcdonald & Pomroy have put in the
first electric sign in the city. 1t is up
to date and has SO lamps. Their new
plate glass show cases on marble bases
dc diSo very dttIdCtlHc.
Farmers: If you want Formaldehyde
that is positively guaranteed to contain
40 per cen of the Formaldehyde gas
buy it at Mcdonald & Pomroy's. 4-I.tf
The st. Paul dining room has been
greatly improved. New furniture is
being placed in the room and when the
decorations are completed there will be
nothing finer in the western part of the
state.
For a harness, bicycle, buggy. furni-
ture. cook stove lat half price,, some nice
sideboards very cheap, iron beds cheap
er than you can steal them, call at Cur
ric's. 4-22-tf
A Social and Entertainment will be
given by the young ladies Of st. Patrick's
parish at the opera house next Tuesday
evening April 25th, commencing at 8
o'clock. Tickets soc each. All are cor
daily invited.
For sale at a big bargain, a Davis
cream separator; can handle milk from
twenty cows. Also tread power to run
the same; a dog, sheep, calf, or goat
will run it. E. A. Currie, opposite O K
livery. 4-22-tf
Mrs. Emily Wadsworth Poole died on
the 18th at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. R. H. Johnson, in Dickinson. De-
ceased had resided in the city for about
- years and was nearly 70 years Of age
She had lived an upright life and was
much respected by those who formed
her acquaintance. Services were con-
Quoted by Rev. c. E. Dobson, rector Of
st. Johns church, on Saturday last.
The Dickinson Mercantile Co. opening
was the most brilliant ever held in
Dickinson and the store was thronged
all Saturday afternoon and evening with
enthusiastic guests. The new store is
lower than the old one. being 10Y n
step above the sidewalk, which gives a
fine opportunity for the display of goods
in the large plate windows. Inside
windows are to be added which will
protect the goods from dust and add to
the effect Of the colored electric lights
which frame the windows. Within the
store one is struck by the amount of
light which shows off the goods to the
best advantage. The store is now
equipped with glass show cases through
out. Near the entrance Gladys Scofeld
and Edith kim, for the firm, presented
each lady guest with a choice rose or
carnation while the clerks saw to it that
the gentlemen found good cigars and
that the children each received an
orange. The guests passing down the
length of the store found the rear third
transformed into a cafe with Mrs. Greg
DRY in charge. All we're served at small
tables by Misses Lillian kim, Emma
Lish, Fannie Carter and Nellie Dins-
dale with a delicious lunch Of waters,
crackers, olives, pickles, cheese, a choice
of several kinds of fruit (the firms
choice monogram BRANDY, and delicious
coffee. 1t was not part OF the plan 10
sell goods but the visitors insisted or
buying and kept the clerks busy. John
Lohr has a position on the clerklng
force and the old force is on hand ex-
cept George Waggoner, who is in the
employ of the electric light company.
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Last Hope Vanished.
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