The Dickinson press., 1905-03-11
See our new suits: The Hub.

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Jensen and family OF
six children arrived the past week from
Minnesota and have: moved to their
homestead eight miles south Of Dickin-
son.
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 & Go. 2-4-tf
Mrs. G. w. Collins who has been
visiting MI. and Mrs. L. M. P. G'iswold
and other relatives Of this city for two
months, returned to Minnesota on Tues
day.
We sell all kinds Of Photographic sup
plies, films for all cameras, plates for all
cameras. Send us your film for devel-
opfnent. Out of town orders solicited.
Mcdonald & Pomroy, Leading Drug.
gists. 1o-1-tf
E. J. Berry was down from Glendive
this week looking after excavations
which are being made for his new build
ing and also for the purpose of meeting
Architect Hancock.
To ladies thinking of buying a era
venette coat, l would like to have you
see the new styles and samples | have
just received. Can show 90 different
styles in 70 different samples. Viola
Homer, agent. 3-ll-2t
The Avenue club gave MI. and Mrs.
c. H. Pond a surprise farewell party on
Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Pond
arc not going to leave the city, but they
are soon to leave the "hill" and move
into their house on lower Barnes street.
See what we have In spring, and sum-
mer goods, lawns, fancy and plain or
candies. swisses, wool, silk and cotton
voiles, Danish cloths, c~ecilian suitings,
br~illiantines, lbo tafetas, satin cor
donnes. pongees, madras, piques, duck
ings, ETC., the ideals for the seasons
dress at Crowl & Co.'s. 7-I8.tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hagan left on
Tuesday for Bedford, la. They had
had a serious time here for some weeks
by the illness Of their little girl and
their many friends will be glad to learn
that the little one had so far recovered
as to enable them with apparent safety
to travel.
Theodore Bolke has gone to Hebron
to take charge of the machinery of the
new brick plant at that place. He has
a permanent position with the brick
people there, in consequence Of which,
after school closes, he will move his
family to Hebron and dispose Of his
new house here.
The Mandan Mercantile co. are put.
ting out the address of Prof. H. N.
Bolley of the Agricultural College re-
garding the importance of using great
care in the selection Of seed wheat. 1t
is a pamphlet that every farmer should
have, and as they are for free distribu-
ton there is no reason why all should
not be possessed Of a copy.
R. A. Fox. formerly Of Dickinson, has
just taken possession of a lo5S-acre farm
in Mitchell county, Iowa, which he
offers for sale at 100000 and offers to
take a mortgage on the farm for
$4,000 of the purchase price, MI. Fox
is stopping on the place, known as the
Otranto Stock Farm, for the present,
and gets his mail at Lyle, MINI.
Representative David !utzeler, return
ing from Bismarck, was in the city the
past week. During the session of the
legislature Mr.. Jutzeler had his family
in Hebron and was greatly disappointed
that the public schools there we're closed.
Another winter he will probably take
his family to some place like Taylor or
Dickinson, where the English schools
are started in the fall and kept going
through the winter.
The register and receiver Of the Dick
inson land office have received instruc.
tons from the general land office to
withdraw from further disposal ten
townships of land on account of the
Cherry Creek irrigation project, as
follows: Twp. l48, rs. 90, 100, 'ol and
Io7, twp. I47, rs. 100, IoI, lo2 and 1903,
twp. 146, rs. lo2 and 1903. The above
lands are located between the Little and
Big Missouri rivers.
1t is not an u%nfrequent thing for
Postmaster Thompson to get letters
addressed, pheasant Valley, via Dick
inson, and as there is no such postofice
in the state, the postmaster presumes
that there is a settlement in some part
of the state which is known as Pleasant
Valley. If anyone knows of the place
and can communicate the same to the
Dickinson postmaster, the information
will be gratefully received.
The neatest line of ladies', gents and
children's shoes at Crowl & Co.'S. 2-I8-tf