The Dickinson press., 1905-07-22

Now is your opportunity to secure
some splendid bargains in Millinery
Mrs. /. L. Brown ~isclosing out her entire
stock Of Summer Millinery at % 7-I5 St
R. X. Foley is acting as deputy for
Treasurer Snyder Of Billings county. en-
abling the latter to get U and hustle
for stock shipments for the Northwest
ern
Bronte Burgster formerly a railroad
employe and Of late manager of the
Gladstone hotel at Jamestown. came out
last weeksto visit his sheep ranch north
of this city.
Just what the ladies have been waite
ing for! New line of carpet samples
with borders to match. Get your order
in at once at O.B. Frankenberg's. 4-1-tf
Mr.. Topliff returned to Boston the
first Of the week, Mr.. and Mrs. Suddards
left Wednesday night on their return to
Philadelphia, and today Messrs. Rand
and Meadows expect to return to Bog
ton.
Charles Bake is a very busy man
these days. He has a force of men at
work on the basement of the Odd Eel
lows block and on Wednesday went to
Wibaux to superintend mason work, in
a contract which the Mandan Mercan.
tile Co. has there.
Mr.. H. {. Howell of Miles City, Mont,
and Rose Soesby of Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
were married by Rev. H. v. Rominger
at the Congregational parsonage on
Thursday morning July goth. Mrs.
Harry Harleman and Mrs. A. M. Pom
roy stood up as witnesses.
On Thursday, July q, A. E. Voegeli
will close his sale of jewelry and silver
ware. Those who want to take advan-
tage Of his sacrifice sale should not
delay visiting him. Mr.. Voegell is
selling good things at much below whole.
sale prices.
The sheep paint which we sell is
made of pure linseed oil and coloring
matter and will stay on. That is where
it is d fferent from the (s~o.called) cheap
sheep paint with which the Dickinson
market has been flooded. Call, or write
for color card. Mcdonald & Pom
roy. 5-2o-tj
: Those who are in the habit of patron
izing the catalog houses when purchasing
their groceries should read over,the list!
! of impure foods that are published in al
: papers in the state from time to time
: and note how frequently the names o
; these merchants appear. These good
may be a little cheaper, but who care
I to eat such stuff?
The Odd Fellows have a dispensatiol
n from the grand master permitting tn
order to meet in the X. p. hall over tn
: Dickinson Mercantile Co. The orde
j has been able to secure the hall 70
Tuesday nights, their regular meetin,
:, night, and hereafter, until their nev
home is completed, they will meet in tn
4 aforesaid hall. The Rebekahs will NEE
at the same place or the End and at
: Thursday of each month.
e Charles Peeler has moved his marke
into the fine building formerly occupie
It by the Golden Rule on the South Side
The store has been painted and paperey
: and made attractive in every way. Nj
: Peeler has added a line of staple an
= fancy groceries, carrying a strictly new
fresh stock of everything you wish i
the grocery as we'll as the meat line
Call around and see for yourselves tn
: model market. 7-I5-z
A canvass of the city will be made j
a few days with a view Of having a cor
{ cert ana lecture course the comm
6 winter. The course will consist Of thre
{ concerts by-noted singers. and two LEI
\ lures, one of which will be humerou
. The object of securing this course rs t
give OlChli1SoA PCOPiC SOiIS SAISi'o'i
ment which shall be helpful intelle'
tually and morally. The sole purpos
IS of the canvass is to see whether enoug
a, season tickets can be secured to pay til
+ expenses of the course.
. Oyer half a million acres betwee
ranges ninety-one to one hundred incl'
:. sive and fifty miles either north or sout
:. of the Northern Pacific railway ar
:, owned by Dakota-Manitoba Land c.
= Call at, or write their office in Senou
: & Langley building, Dickinson, N. D
and get map and prices. The land yo
:. want to buy or lease may be owned b
them. So.
,e A local order of Rathbone sisters
being organized, and a charter is expe.
ted in a few DAYS. Mrs. Nettle Dinni'
s grand chief, will install the the new I
II d ,~;l;,r,, ,n1 u;ll ho ,ee;c<od +