The Dickinson press., 1905-03-04

MAIDS Jesperson and son Of Taylor
were in the city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Lawhead o,Glad-
stone drove to Dickinson on Monday.
Attorney H. c. Berry has been retain.
ed in the John Brown murder trial.
Angus Neil was at Medora on Tues.
day to play for the Meri6eld dance.
Have you seen the newest things in
spring and summer suitings at Crowl &
Cos? 2.l8.tf
Mrs. James G. Saunders visited her
daughter. Mrs. J. H. Palmer, at Bel6eld
this week.
For plain sewing. also hand painted
rubber finish art goods, call on Mrs. G.
S. Lewis, agent. ~ II
l.. D. Dohrmann Of Taylor said this
week that he did not think there was
much made by seeding too early.
Why pay more for perfume when you
can buy Thelms for soc per o.? Sold
only by Mcdonald & Pomroy. I-7-tf
The Fargo papers tell Of a delightful
party given by Miss Jaredine Thomp-
son, daughter Of Frank Thompson.
Thinking about books? Don't forget
that w have the largest line in the city
Mcdonald & Pomroy. I.7.t
Father Dean Collins Of Mandan Is
after his parishioners, in an open letter.
to pay their subscriptions on the new
church property.
Books. Books. The largest line ever
shown in the city. The prices speak for
themselves. Mcdonald & Pomeroy.
II-lo.tf
1t is noted in a Glendive paper that
Miss Anna Simms entertained the ladies'
basket ball team Of that place last
week.
Leave your orders at The Ideal for
all kind of magazines. Daily and Sun.
day papers also on sale. 11.5-tf
Squaring up taxes before March first
brought a large number Of people into
Dickinson from the county during the
first days of the week.
The "Cielette."a spring top coat for
gents, warranted rain.proof, m%oth-preof
and porous to air, extremely clever. at
! Crowl & Co.'s. 1-le.tf
w. R. Veigel will do surveying and
civil engineering for the next six weeks
or until the time when he leaves to take
up work on his government contract.
During the month of February the
register of deees' office had an unusual
rush of work and to clean up Miss Mabel
Currie was employed for a few days.
Iowa Cream Separators. for sale At
Drenkel's. These are the best ear
separators on the market. 7.7s-tf
At the last minute OUT basket ball
teams were notified that public gather.
ings were not allowed in Glendive and
consequently the games were called
off.
We sell all kinds Of Photographic sup
plies, films for all cameras. plates for all
cameras. Send us your film for devel.
opment. Out of town orders solicited.
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug.
gists. Io-l'tf
A,party of landseekers went out in the
automibIe on Wednesday and when four
miles out, they got fast in the mud and
it was nearly night before they got help
to pull the machine INTO dry ground.
Gents, we have received our spring
samples for tailored clothing; sole
agents for the Ed. v. Price Tailoring
Co., Chicago. Fit and prices guaranteed.
Crowl & Co. 7-4-tf
Boys combination Buster Brown and
Knickerbocker suits, very nobby, At
Crowl & Co.'S. 1.75.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Pullins and family
have moved to Dickinson, where they
will make their home during the spring.
MI. Pullins will make frequent trips to
his ranch to look after his stock.
Ribbons! Ribbons! Ribbons! Fancy
neck ribbons, sash, for hat trimming
purposes. for belts, etc. At Crowl 4
Co.'S. 7.75-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. P. Griswoid were
in from New England this week. They
have about made up their minds to re
main on the ranch and rent their new
house in this CITY.
The Moore Concert Family had two
large houses in this city and every one
who attended was pleased with the en-
tertainment. The Medora people were
very fortunate in getting this attraction
also.
At Mandan last week Mrs. Charlie,
Rowe is reported to have lost he'
household goods in a section house fire
The local papers tell of Mrs. Rowe'a
having rented another house in the cit,
for hotel purposes.
Lee McGlashan, secretary of the sen
ate, will be home now for a day or tw>
and will then return to Bismarck Il
clean up his work preparatory to goinl
to Medora on the 18TH to attend to dutie
as district court stenographer:
Last week there was so much goint
on that the Pioneer club did not NEE,
but this week the members gathered a
the home of MI. and Mrs. Jay Reed. a
the Hickman house, on Barnes street
and enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Frank c. Morris, a wealthy farme
IRON Neche. this state, was in Dickinso
the past week for the purpose OF addin
to his land possessions in this ~localit,
Mr.. Morris bought 74ooo acres of fin
land south of Gladstone and his invest
ment has turned out to be very prof
able.
Gee What we have in snrinc and sun