The Dickinson press., 1905-01-07
Johnnie Goodall is railroading.

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E. Deffebach has just returned from
the cities and has a fine supply Of Great
Western calendars.
Sewing done at reasonable rates.
Children's garments a speciality.
Io-I.tf Mrs. 6. S. Lewis.
VIM. Colgrove was in Dickinson for
some time while being treated for an
abscess.
1t will please you to see Frankenberg's
line of carpets. 1t is one Of the largest
lines in the west. o.3.tf
G. R. W~annemacher is no longer a
member of the Rainy Butte Land Co.,
having sold his interest.
If in the market for buggy neck yoke,
see Fred Turner'S special yoke. Just
the thing for this country. 1l.I2.tf
Miss Katherine Coleman has secured
her old position in the Senate and left
for Bismarck on Monday.
Books. Books. The largest line ever
shown in the city. The prices speak for
themselves. Mcdonald & Pomeroy.
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See the o y at White & Co.'S. They
don't handle car load lots. but they have
| a line that will please O IL I2-I7-tf
R. H. Moore, one of the old time
cattlemen of the Bad Lands, was in
from Yule this week.
Leave vour orders at The Ideal for
all kind of magazines. Daily and Sur:
dav papers also on sale. I1-5-tf
For plain sewing, also hand painted
rubber finish art goods, call on MIS-. G..
S. Lewis, agent. ,-7tf
Mrs. A. L. Martin, wife Of Represent.
alive Martin, was a passenger on Thurs
day en- route + Bismarck to take in the
inaugural.
Roquette Bros. are working a double
force of clerks to get ready for their big
| clearance sale mex week. I-7.tf
]. A. Ferris of Medora was down on
Tuesday to attend the annual meeting
| of the stockholders Of the Dakota State
bank.
Mrs. NJ. B. Hickman is prepared to do
all kinds of dressmaking. Also machine
stitching nv the hour. At Congregational
parsonage. Io-I-sp.tf
T. b. Fowler of the Fowler Farm Co.,
Casselton, came in from the east last
| Saturday to look about for horses a
little.
If you have saved ten cents or so
| since Christmas it will be worth double
value at Roquette's next week. 1-7-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ioe Gamble were pas.
sengers on Monday en- route to Broncho
where Mrs. Gamble will visit for some
weeks.
The 1ewclry line shown bv White 4
| Co. is a credit to the city. They have
something fine in diamonds to show
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Paul Gross, owner of the Relheld
hotel, was in Dickinson this week. Mr..
Gross is making some repairs on his
hotel.
Never slip shoes are sure to give sat-
isfaction. TRY a set, and insist on get
tine the best calk, the square shoulder.
Peterson sells them. I2-3I.tf
Herman Breum was in the city the
past week on probate court business.
He was accompanied by S. A. Spoonick
of La Crosse, Wis.
The display of cut glass by White &
Co. has never heen equaled in this city.
The glass is the hest made and prices
moderate for such goods. I2-I7-tf
We try to make it a point to handle
only the best goods. We have no room
for tras... White & Co. .l2.I7-tf
The Bismarck Tribune is satisfied
;ha, the Mercer county people made no
mistake when they elected Dave Jut-
zeler to the house.
White fish. herring and mackeral in
Io-lb. kits at CSC, ooc and SI.35 each at
Scoheld's Satisfactory Store Io-22-tt
Special on Cresceus staple apron
ginghams. Regular 7 and 8 cents, this
sale only s cents per yard. Limited 20
yards to a purchaser. Crowl 4 Co. >.
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Representative w. A. Mcclure was
ecretary of the republican caucus
which unanimously named Senator Nc
Cumber to succeed himself.
Out of town people who require the
services of a first class drug store are
invited to send US their orders. McDon-
aid & Pomroy, Leading Druggists. Io-I-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Pelissier, MIR. and
Mrs. N. D. Nichols and J. w. Follis
we're among the Medora people in Dick
inson the first of the week.
For boys and girls-We are selling
our skates at greatly reduced prices.
See the prices given in our adv. Crowl
& Co. l-7.tf
Mrs. E. A. Lane received a severe
scalp wound from a falling timber in
the rear of the Dickinson Mercantile
Co. store last Saturday.
We have received the handy catalog
Of Standard patterns, with a complete
line of patterns, reduced in price to 10
and l5c. A. T. Crowl & Co. Io.8-tf
The PRESS has made arrangements
whereby it will be able to print the
Billings county commissioner proceed.
ings for the ensuing year.
The recent fires won't be in it for
excitement compared with our big sale
next week. Roquette Bros. I-7-tf
The opera house has been engaged
for Faiday evening, February 10th, for
the third annual masque ball given by
Mrs. c. E. Gregory. Invitations will be
issued about ian. 18TH. .
Thinking about books? Don't forget
that we have the largest line in the city.
| Mcdonald & Pomroy. I-7.tf
S. G.. Robertson of Doran, Mimi, who