The Dickinson press., 1906-08-04
Bill McCrory has bought a salool
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Bill McCrory has bought a saloon
business at Beach.
Our drug stock is complete in every
detail. 6-otf T.. ]. Greene & Go.
F. D. Morford went north from Dick
inson this week t take orders for the
Jewell Nursery Co.
DR.. G. A. Clarke, Dentist, plate,
crown, bridge and porcelain work.
Office over Mcdonald & Pomroy's drug
store. 7-2s-tf
Ed. burst returned from his western
trip last Thursday. He spent a few
days in the city before taking up his
duties as clerk in the new drug store at
Richardson.
Eastman Kodak's, 81 to s35; the
cheap ones as we'll as the most expen-
sive are warranted to make perfect
pictures. Mcdonald & Pomroy 3-31 If
College of Law of the University OF
North Dakota. Two years day and
three years night course. Strong fac
ulty Of able lawyers. Fall term opens
September IS. 1906. For particulars,
address Andrew A. Bruce, Grand
Forks, N. D. 7.14-6p
The school census for Dickinson tor
1906 is 376 boys and 4o1 girls, a total Of
ITO. This is not so bad a showing as it
was at first feared, as the new law only
permits of the enrolment of such pupils
as have actually attended school 60 days
during the year.
A. w. Freeman walked down tow
on crutches the first of the week and as
a consequence of getting around too
soon had to take his bed again. He
was treating for rheumatism at the Hot
Springs early in the season and on &C
count Of pressing business came away
before a cure had been effected.
Mrs. J. L. Brown is offering a fine
SIPS Reginaphone Ia combination
music box and g%raphaphone) as a
premium for cash purchases. For
every S worth of cash register checks
flor 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
i, Cashier c. c. Turner of the Gladstone
State bank takes exercise other than
, that of counting money, after banking
f hours, and Tuesday evening while
assisting in unloading a car of machin-
cry he had his left wrist severely in
= jured. No bones were broken but it
will be some time before he has the full
r use of his arm again. Fortunately for
Mr.. Turner, a train came along just as
+ the accident happened and be came to
. Dickinson at once and received the at.
tendance that he needed.
n Harry Harleman resigns his position
at Drenkel's on the 18TH of August and
about the 1st of September will leave
u for his new home neal Evertts, Wash
{ ington, where he and c. W. Rau pur'
. chased land some time ago. Mr.
Harleman hopes to find time for visit,
ing relatives in Indiana and Ohio before
going west. Mr.. and Mrs. Harleman's
many friends hope that they will be
e prospered in their new home.
In passing out a fine OF $1,000 each tc
A. L. and E. c. Huidekoper and S3oe
to w. G. Clark, Judge Amidon SAID
that he was satisfied that the defen'
dants had been lead to think through
correspondence with the government
y that no criminal prosecution would
a follow as a result of their fencing public
lands and that the law governing the
q same had been practically dead fol
the past twenty years.
William Miller, a foreigner from the
r locality of Zenith, is at the Dickinson
hospital for treatment for 50 or 60 bird
a shot wounds in the head which he re
ceived Sunday night. The chances are
Is that he will lose the sight of one eye
1t is said that Miller assaulted a woman
and in turn received the peppering iron
a shot gun. The injured mans friend!
~ are not making any effort to secur'
arrest, and the supposition is that al
\, aggress0r received what he deserved.
The school clerks financial repor
re for Dickinson school district shows tn
T. following interesting items: Number O
teachers employed the past year, q
: average salary of grade teachers, $3.50
per month; bonded indebtedness, s25
\ 900: teachers wages for year endin