The Dickinson press., 1883-12-29

OF Il pronounced type as regards the
characteristic energy of that part of
the country, and have so far in my
trip come across very few of the gen.
uine loafers that we meet so often Oh
our corners in the east. Every one
seems to be busy; I find no discon-
tented men hanging around the sta
tions that we pass through, and it
seems us though this single fact
ought to endorse the reports that
have been circulated in regard to the
advantages for men in every walk of
life, that this grand northwest offers
to the people of to-day"
A full line of children's articles are
to he had cheap at Gurley & Vinton's.
A communication was received
from Little Missouri, but too late for
this issue.
The public school will open nsxt
Tuesday, in the Auld 4 Moore build.
ing.
Yesterday forenoon snow begau to
fall and continued until midnight.
The compositors on the Fargo
Daily Republican struck on Monday
night without warning, but the paper
came out OH time the next morning.
A variety of coffees at Gurley
& Ninton's.
S. r. Divine, of Sully Springs,
spent Wednesday and Thurday here.
Sixteen choice lots for sale. Best
locations in town.
GEO. AUD.
Theodore Dunn. one of Gladstone's
boomers, is in Iowa talking up the
West Missouri country.
The testimony of witnesses taken
in homestead and pre-emption final
proof eases.
GEO. AUD.
Notary Public.
Mr.. Murray, of Gladstone, is visit
ing at his former home, IIullabon,
MINI.
1 have a large quantity of first
class oats which l will deliver i'll
Dickinson at lowest market prices.
WIN. MOORE.
Ladies' and childrens' warm leg
gings are to be- had at remarkably low
prices at Gurley & Vintons.
w. W. Mabee, OF the Glendive
Times, has returned from trip to
st. Paul where he purchased com
plete new job printing outfit.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lords
day services at ii A. NJ. and p. NJ
Sabbath school at - noon. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at 7:30
II. B. SCI1AFFNER, Pastor
Phillip Murphy, of Richardton, met
with a serious accident Sunday which
resulted In the loss of All eye. He
was engaged in re-loading shells for q
rifle, and while pressing the ball into
the shell it exploded, a portion Of
which entered his left eye.
Editor Gates, of the Mandan Times
came up the line as far as Dickinson
last week and in his issue of last Sat
urday had many good words for the
lively towns of the West Missouri
country.
No excuse for cold feet while felt
boots, German socks and Siberian
boots are to be had at Gurley & Vim.
toms.
Her many young friends gave Mis- 6
Minnie Granteer Il surprise party last
Saturday evening, it being her six
teenth birthday. She received sew.
eral handsome presents.
Mackinaws of all grades at prices
to suit the times at Gurley & Vinton's
The festival and entertainment
given in Collister's Hall OH Christ
mas eve was a success. The musi,
and singing We're very fine and highly
appreciated, as were also the recita
tions. The receipts were S92.
Cheap stoves and fixtures can b'
had at Gurley 4 Vinton's next week
A Chicago man set out to give hi!
Wife little surprise the other night
He went home early and sober, ant
by so doing not only completely sur
prised her. but one of the neighbors
-Exchange.
We have received from the Fargo
Republican bindery a neat and hand
some job of binding. in the shape O.
| four volumes Of Appleton's Ameri
can Cyelopedia. The work is equ;.
If not superior to that of eastern
firms.
An Irishman called at drug stor,
| to get bottle OF Johnson's Anodyn'
Liniment for the rheumatism: the
druggist asked him in what part O
the body it troubled him most. "B,
me sOul'' said he II have it in ever,
hon1 n,,l cc,.Nor rf mn