The Dickinson press., 1906-02-24
See J. a. Vaughn for kindling wood.

See ]. a. Vaughn for kindling wood.
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1caPt:..1:. ?: baker ! n rssf6cund.
passenger on Wednesday. n ( ;a.s
For Sale--cheap delivery wagon; ia 4
quire at Bee Hive. 2.lo-tf
Miss Katherine Coleman went to
Butte, Mont, on Sunday.
S. B. Stansbury now occupies the
Hagan house on Cross street.
L D. Dohrman and Jack WEIGH we're
up from Taylor on Wednesday.
Remnants Of ? and 8 cent calicos at 6
cent per yard at Mrs. ]. L. Browns.
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Ray Wilson, who shipped a car Of
immigrant movables from the east last
week, has been hauling his goods to his
claim south this week.
There is NO other perfume quite as
good as rhelma no matter what the
cost. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. soc per. OF. II-4-tf
The first statement of the Alexander
State bank of Alexander, Mckenzie
county. appeared in the Chronicle last
week. showing deposits of s5,765.34.
We carry the largest stock OF blank
books in the city. Everything from a
SC memo. to a 600 page ledger. Nc
Donald Il Pomroy. II-4.tf
MI. and Mrs. ALI White returned
from Hunters Hot Springs on Tuesday.
Mrs. White has improved a good deal
but it will take her some time to fully
recover her health.
At Mandan the papers are making a
good deal of talk about an 8o-foot turn
table which is being erected by the
Northern Pacific. The turn table is a
duplicate of the one constructed at the
Dickinson yards a year ago.
Coffees that can't be beat, we have
them-Chase & Sanborn's celebrated
roasted coffee. We feel proud of hav-
ing secured the agency for this coffee,
A trial order will make you a customer.
J. c. Cartwright Co. 2-I7.tf
Andrew Kaiser, brother-in-law OF
Geo. Gregg of this city, has contested a
homestead claim in the Black Butte
country. Mr.. Kaiser returned to Iowa
this week and as soon as his contest is
decided he will return and take up his
residence on the land.
T.. o. Ramsland was in the city this
week and informed US that his people
were about to organize a second bank in
Belield which will likely be known
as the Security State. MI. Ramsland
is an experienced banker and will BIZ
cashier of the new institution.
Glendive Independent: Engineer P
A. Berg was pleasantly surprised at hi!
home at Dickinson last Monday even
ing and was presented with a fine new
leather chair. "Pete" is one of tn.
most popular Of the boys and has
large number of friends all over tn.
division.
Glendive Review: The many Glen
dive friends of Mrs. G.. E. Osterwine
will be surprised to hear that she wa
married on the 9Th to Henry Madison o
St. Paul, MINI. They are making thei
home for the present at Richardson, N
u. where Mrs. Osterwind has cattl,
interests.
The young sol of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H
Palmer met with a painful acciden
Saturday afternoon by having the ene
Of his little finger pinched off in
door. Mr.. Palmer found the par
pinched off in the door but the bon.
was too badly mashed to be grated OF
administrative Elk.
Glendive Review: Geo. Morton
spent several DAYS in Glendive thi
week visiting friends and relatives
He had been in Helena to attend tn
funeral of his brother-in-law, c. L
Brickell, who was killed in a trail
wreck neal Helena last week. MI
Morton has a ranch out from Dickinson
and is in the stock business.
The following parties of Lewis, Iowa
are shipping five cars of immigran
movables to Dickinson this week: Gee
Fletcher, Geo. Armstrong, Robert Nc
Nail, Lew Elliott, Ed. Burke. Ed
Switzer and ELDER Roberts. Thes'
parties have homesteads iu the BlacI
] butte country south of Dickinson.