The Dickinson press., 1907-05-11

Any one wishing dressmaking done al,
home at reasonable prices, call at
Graham sisters IN
c. Phelan, who has been in Chicago
the past winter, returned q this city
Monday evening. .s.ssss
Ben Davenport, Of Davenport Bros,
was 10 from the ranch. Tor ! short bust.
ness stay this week.
Lieut. Powell Of Fort Lincoln spent
Sunday il the city, the guesto Of Senator
and Mrs. I. a. Simpson. .s
John Becker, Asa Thompson and
Geo. Keep were in from Haley for
freight the FIRST Of the weet.
Ell. Berry Is planting $500 worth Of
fruit and ornamental trees. most Of them
on bis farm near Glendive.
Richardson's rugs are beauty spots.
They will help to furnish your room
artistically. Sold bye B. Franfenberg
5-76-tf
]. E. Phelan went to Bismarck on
Wednesday to meet Judge Young in
reference to the Mercer county litigation.
Another carload Of Moline wagons just
received and a full line Of harness to
complete the outfit. Soules & Butler.
4-2o-tf
The Dickinson Horse Sales Co. is
listing thousands of horses for the June
sale. Are yours among themI 5-4-tf
The largest line of tents, wagon
covers and bed sheets ever shipped into
this country, at Grambs' hardware store.
4.27.tf
Miss Annie Meyer is not recovering
from her illness Of fever vefy well and
is taking medical treatment in the city
again.
Misses Mary and Annie Follis were
west-bound passengers last week to
their home at Medora, returning from
st. Johns academy.
Mrs. E. J. Berry arrived the first Of
the week from Glendive for a short visit
with friends before going to Wisconsin
for an indefinite stay.
A fine, almost new, ysix-hole, nickel.
trimmed Garland steel range, with
warming closet and 15.gallon reservoir,
for sale. Phone 72 call 8. 5-4-tf
If you are intending 10. paint your
your paint from US. We sell paint for
all purposes. Mcdonald & Potnroy.
4-2o.tf
Linoleums are now made IL feet
wide. Cover your kitchen with one
piece-no seams. We are showing a
nice selection in this width. Gomez in
and see them. OBJ. Frankenberg. 5-26-ti
One gallon of our mixed paint will
cover 600 square feet 2 coats. Ii will wear
longer and look better than any other
paint on the market. Ii is the cheapest
because it is the best. Mcdonald &
Pomroy. 4-2o.ti
Mrs.. w. Sturgeon Of DeSmet. S. D.
lis expected in this city about May 20
tMr. Sturgeon. who is employed in The
oficetot the consolidated Goais Co, viii
keep house as soon as Mrs. Sturgeon
arrives.
w. A. Kirby. accompanied by Han.
Steene, arrived the irstssnf..ttthSSskkeasA
from Saltwater. Mi. KitbYIasled
later yrith supplies but Mr.. Stsshs Gu
locate on his homestead south sf:s6)st1
England.
There. are good ~paiats-and others
fthe brand: that Ne setl hals stood the tesl
Of time for 5osfyears and i. guaranteed
under the pure paint Law Of n: E. Lel
prices before you buy. Mcdonald Z
PomIoy. 4.7o-t
a. = Hollengssorth, N. p. Davis
|fGxorSs Hook NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
arrived the first Of the week freu
Flandreau. s. D., with goods for thei
homesteads Ia the country south. Thei
families will come out a little later.
Einar Nelson OF Cooperstown, VII.
arrived here about three weeks ago, i
now located on homestead near tn
new town Of Hettinger. His fathe,
John Nelson, lin the country south an.
will locate:as soon al he finds q suitable
locality.
~ Mrs. II. H. Poor and Mrs. E. A
Lillibridge entertained a large compan,
Of Congregational ladies' at the home Q
the latter Tuesday afternoon. After
business session, Mrs. c. +. Wiley rea,
a paper on 1.-THE Relation 81 the Ladie.
Aid to the Church" and pleasing reel
tations were given by Mrs. w. s
Russell, Mrs. N. II. Linsley and Mr..
.IG. Al Perkins. Adelicious lunch close
very pleasant afternoon.