The Dickinson press., 1905-07-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Almond Stone came
down from the ranch this week.
Jacob Ehli and son are doing carpen-
ter work in the country this spring.
Mrs. H. G. Schrimpt, who went to
Tracey. Mimi, two weeks ago on accoun,
of the illness OF her mother, will prob
ably remain east for some time.
John Hoeschen, president Of the
German-American Land Co. Of St.
Cloud, Minn.. was in this locality re-
Gently and paid a visit to his old friend,
Joseph Hartingcr.
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 X
livery. 4.22.tf
L. H. Brewster, known to many cattle
men as the white shirt breeder" has
moved from Wibaux to Missoula where
he has taken a position as storekeeper
with the N. P.
Mrs. Minnie Reid goes from Dickin.
son to Medora to visit for some weeks.
Later she will visit her sister, Mrs.
Eaton, at Wolf, Wyo., and together they
will attend the Portland fair.
Gents, we are taking measurements
for spring and summer suits. Sale
agents for the Ed. V. Price Tailoring
Co., Chicago. Remember, we guarantee
you a fit at right prices. Crowl &
Co. 4-I.tf
c. c. Gordon was in Dickinson the
past week in company with c. c. Holman
who, with his wife, is visiting at the
Gordon home in Antelope. The visit.
ors arc returning from the coast to
Pennsylvania.
Wanted,-bright honest young man
over 10 from Dickinson to prepare for
position in Government Service. Good
pay and chance for prom otion. Address
Immediately, w. Box one, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 6-Io.4p
John Riessbeck, a grand lodge officer
of the Masonic order, went to Grand
Forks the first of the week. Mr.. Riess-
beck had to 60 a day early on account
of a meeting of the finance committee
Of which he is a member.
DR.. Leonard, state geologist, out
fitted in Dickinson this week. The doc
tor has University boys in his crew, and
their work will be to look up clay de-
posts in North and South Dakota and
Wyoming.
c. H Clapp Of the state university. is
looking up the clays of Western North
Dakota. Marshall Brannon of this city
will be with Nj. Clapp on this expedi.
ton. The party was Quitting in Dick
inson this week.
Capt. T.. J. Smith, DR.. c. B. Johnson
and Geo. A. Turell, prominent people of
Champaign, ILL.,, were guests of the
Dakota Manitoba Land Co. the past
week. They are interested in lands in
this part of the state and were aston
ished at the rapid development of this
country.
The sheep paint which we sell is
made of pure linseed oil and coloring
matter and will stay on. That is where
it is different from the (so.called) cheap
sheep paint with which the Dickinson
market has been flooded. Call, or write
for color card. Mcdonald 4 Pom
roy. 5-:o-tf
Charles Ofet was in Dickinson last
Saturday in company with the following
gentlemen: Joe Green, Al. Cook, Archie
Mcdonald and Henry Pooler. These
parties arc from near Jamestown and
came to the Dickinson United States
land Office to file on homesteads. Mr..
Offet took the gentlemen around the
Spring Creek country and helped them
to select good quarters.
With the Kodak developing machine
a person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs as the
expert photographer. Mcdonald 4
Pomroy sell all sizes of these machines
as we'll as everything else used in pho
Biography. Out-of-town orders will re-
ceive careful attention. 4.I-tf
Clint Miller, who lives in the vicinity
of Black butte, was in Dickinson on
Tuesday, returning from Geo. Pelissier's
ranch where he had been to get his hat
brand horse, advertised in the PREss
last week. Mr.. Miller had been looking
for the horse for six weeks but was
unable to locate the animal until he saw
the notice in this paper.
Over half a million acres between
ranges n%inety.one to hundred inclu.
sive and fifty miles either north OF south
of the Northern Pacific railway are
owned by Dakota-M Manitoba Land Co..
Call at, or write their office in Senour
& Langly building, Dickinson, N. D..
and get map and prices. The land you
want to buy or lease may be owned by
them. 5-6-ti
One of the trick monkeys, belonging
to Norris & Rows circus fell from his
horse in the race at the evening perfor.
nance and escaped in the darkness
He was found just before noon Wednes
day in H. c. Anderson's stable on the
back OF a horse. Word was sent the