The Dickinson press., 1906-03-24

come to Dickinson In the near. future.
1t will really surprise you. what canbe
bought for 1915 and 25c at crowl &
Cos. 3-3-tf
An immigrant train of thirty cars
from La Crosse, Wisconsin, is due in
Beach March 80.
Position wanted for man and wife,
ranch preferred. P M. Laid, Dickin-
son. N. D. 3:24-ep
"A. Carroll and T.. o. Oulton were
among the Billings county people doing
business at the United States land
office on Tuesday.
|. There is no other perfume quite as
good as Thelma no matter what the
cost. Sold only by Mcdonald & Pom
roy. soc per. OF. Il-4.tf
The Altar Guild OF St. Johns church,
with a few invited guests, met to sew
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dinsdale
and Miss Robinson.
Miss Agnes Couture, a former Dick
inson teacher, has been re.employed to
teach the 9TH grade in the Lincoln
school in Fargo at a salary of SOS per
month.
F. R. Porritt was in from Fayette
this week and met his father, a con-
tractor, who was here from Fargo
looking over the Dickinson water works
proposition.
Roy Berry, clerk and steward at
Hotel Jordan, Glendive, provided the
patrons of that popular hostelry with
an emerald Isle menu on St. Patrick's
day that was full OF all sorts of could
Country" suggestions.
Cofees 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.
atrial order will make you a customer.
]. C. Cartwright Co. 2-I7.tf
Charles Gunkel returned Monday
evening to his home in Cass county
after a pleasant visit with his son, Carl
G. Gunkel, at their large stock ranch in
the Bad Lands south of Belfeld. Mr.
Gunkel found everything at the ranch
in fine shape.
W. carry the largest stock of photo
graph supplies in the state and can fl
any order:-cameras. kodaks, film. anc
plates Of all kinds and sizes. Come II
and see US or send US your order
Mcdonald & Pomroy. druggists. 1I-4-t
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus D. Carroll o
, J Hannibal, Missouri, arrived in Dickin
son Sunday evening to visit Mrs. Car
rell's parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. J
Kellogg. MI. Carroll is a railroad mai
and they may decide to remain perma
s nently in the city.
The most successful specialist ii
, chronic and nervous diseases. d.
Charest OF Fargo, will visit profession
!, ally, New Salem Monday, Apr. 2, a
: the Metropolitan Hotel; Glen Ullir
Tuesday, Apr.>3, at the Columbia Hote|
; Dickinson, Wednesday, Apr. 4, at tn
St. Charles Hotel. 3-re-4
F. D. Morford, the Jewell Nursey c.
. man, who is to be in Dickinson nex
week to take your orders. writes fror
Spokane that last week witnessed on
of the worst storms ever experience
: in Washington. Mercury ,registere
at zero and the wind, for three day!
blew at the rate Of 50 miles an hour.
: Joseph Hartinger has been lookin
; up matters since the night his bar
was burned and is certain that Ma,
Reuters son was in bed at the time
> was started. A girl in the neighbol
i hood, who was passing the door of tn
9 barn shortly before the fire was di.
I covered, says that she heard partie
talking within. She does not know
e who they were.
al A. A. Jackson, manager of the NORTH
western Ranching Co., came in fror
e Cedar last Saturday. Mr.. Jackso
: came out from indianapolis during on
y coolest March weather and made th
drive to the ranch. The Northwestern
people placed 500 heavy Gallatin vale
steers on their range last fall, whic
g have wintered without any loss, an
{ no hay has been fed. 1t was a fortunat
e investment for MIR. Jackson's compan,
e as cattle have advanced c~onsiderabl
in price since last fall.