The Dickinson press., 1906-08-11

The best school suits at The Hub. 1t
Uncle Josh Perkins at the opera house
Aug. ~.
How delicious-our Crushed Cherry
Sundae. Won't you try one7 The
Ide al. 1t
]. ". Foley, the poet, was returning
to Bismarck Monday, having spent
Sunday with his father at Medora.
Childs wash suits, before &c., 75c,
81 and s1.5o, now 45c., $780,, 7sc. and
s1.o5. The Hub. 1t
Have you seen our line Of ladies'
watches. 400 size in gold filled and solid
gold cases? T. ]. Greene & Co. 6.otf
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Lyon, Robert
Mech, Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Heegaard,
of Mandan, DR.. and Mrs. Parsons OF
Chicago, relatives of the last named
family, were n of the parties en- route
to the National park this week.
Linoleums are now made II feet
wide. Cover your kitchen with n
piece-no seams. We are showing a
nice selection in this width. Come in
and see them. O.. B. Frankenberg. 5-26-tf
On August q F.. Defehach received a
letter from his son Ralph. The letter
was mailed at New South Wales. on
June %, where their ship was coaling.
Ralph has been to China and Japan
since he left the Uuited States last
year and he plans to visit England be-
fore coming home.
1t will cost you only IS cents per
head to vaccinate your cattle with Black
leg vaccine. Suppose you save only
one head per hundred, can you afford
to neglect it? Literature and full
particulars on application. Mcdonald
4 Pomroy. 3-3I-tf
Frank Bowman of Randolph, Yer
mont, known to several Green Noun.
tain people in this locality, will be in
charge of a National Park excursion
which leaves St. Paul the night of the
18TH, due in Dickinson next Saturday
afternoon. A number of New England
ers will be in the party.
Mrs. Geo. F. Butler, mother of Roy
Butler of the firm of Soules & Butler,
returned on Monday to Terre Haute,
Ind. accompanied by Miss Frances
Soules. Mrs. Buffers husband re-
mains with his son for a few weeks.
The climate agrees with him and he
wants to stay as long as his business
will permit.
Mrs. J. L. Brown is offering a fine
SIPS Reginaphone Ia combination
music box and graphaphone) as a
premium for cash purchases. For
every S. worth of cash register checks
(for cash sales) returned a ticket for a
chance on the ~reginaphone will be
given. Here is an excellent opportu-
nifty to obtain a fine instrument free.
You can't afford to miss this: you might
be the lucky one. 7-2I-tf
G. S. Cryne, Frank Lish and Joe
Cuskelly represented the Stark county
democracy at Minot last week in the
naming Of a state ticket. They had a
fine time and are pleased with the
nominations made. Mr.. Cryne, the ad-
vance guard of the delegation from
this county, says that thew did not have
any brass band and that there were no
dictators from railroads or other COR
porations.
Medora Herald: A freight train in
charge of Conductor Poor of Dickin-
son, had four cars piled up in the
ditch last week. The wreck was
caused by a break beam coming down.
The track was torn up for a few feet
and the ditched cars were damaged
considerably. Some hoboes who were
slowed away on top of the lumber in a
loaded box car, ~miraculously escaped
injury, though the car rolled clean over
bottom side up. The accident occurred
about three miles west of Waldo.
The one great American play which
will always linger in the memory and
minds of the American people and is
being witnessed by more people than
any play ever written, is Uncle Toms
Cabin" which will be produced in all
its entirety by a superior company num-
!; bering twenty-five artists, and assisted
by the Alabama Jubilee Singers, a
pack of Siberian b~loodhounds and a
band and orchestra. At the Dickinson
opera house. Friday night, Aug. 10.
The Northern Pacific now runs a
local freight west every day in the week
except Monday and receives one from
the east every day except Sunday.
This ovtro enr,;~a h,e ~e~>e.:<<ol H.