The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1883-11-17
Carpenter & Starr have formed 4
co-partnership for the practice of law.

Russell & Fuller Is the name of the
new firm at the livery stable, Mr..
Fuller, fo merly of New York having
bought half interest of Mr.. Russell.
The large moulding rooms and dry
sheds of the Carbon Pressed Brick
and Lime Company. at Sims, We're de-
stroyed by fire on Friday of last week.
New buildings will be erected at once
A prominent Bismarck man was
heard to remark on our streets that
"Dickinson had grown faster than
any town along the line during the
past year,
II. S. Davis. of Glendive, spent the
week here looking after his interests
i'll the firm of Davis & Fowler. Hope
is one of the most enterprising and
successful young business men along
the line.
DR.. Mcdonald has removed his new
store building to Willard street. 1t
will be occupied by Gurley & Vinton.
who will remove their stock from the
old Auld & Moore building in a few
days.
Con. Malloy and deputy sheriff
Neal, of Bismarck, stopped off here
Wednesday, on their way from Lit
tie Missouri, where they had been
looking for Chas. Kelly, who escaped
from the Bismarck Jail short time
since.
James Cuskelly came in from the
Kildeer mountains this week with
two loads of deer, fifty in number.
They were killed by Vic. Smith and
Frank Chase in three days. Vic. and
Frank are bound to keep up their
reputation as hunters.
The popular proprietor of the
Northern Pacific House, Mr.. T.. d.
Kidder was married on Wednesday
last to Miss Maggie O'Neil, by the
Rev. H. b. Shaffner, at the hotel.
The PRESS congratulates the happy
couple.
Leadville clergymen are becoming
very particular. One of 'em got mad
at funeral where he was to ot1iciate.
because the master of ceremonies
notified him to begin by remarking:
''Now, old horse, it's your play"
William Gibson, deputy clerk of
the district court arrived here Thurs
day from Bathgate. Dakota. Here
after settlers desiring to make final
proof can do so before Mr.. Gibson and
be saved the trouble and expense of
going to Bismarck.
Morrissey's I1ihernicon, which ap.
pears ut Collister's Hall next We'd
nesday evening is highly spoken of
by the press of jamestown and Bis
marck. They opened the new athe-
neum at Bismarck last evening and
met with great success. This is the
first appearance of this company in
our town and they should meet with
Il hearty welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Lawrence start
on Monday next for New York on !,
visit to their old home. Mr.. Law
renee is the efficient land agent of
the Northern Pacific railroad and the
Dickinson town-site company. He
will not forget to put in good word
for Dickinson whenever an occasion
offers, and boom the great and glori-
ons land of North Dakota, for there
are but few who have had better op.
portunities to know the land where.
of lie speaks.
Mr.. r. Cummings will leave for his
former home in Nova Scotia the first
of next week to spend the winter.
He will return i'll the spring and
bring with him improved machinery
for the manufacture of brick, which
business he and others will go into
next spring. The clay found around
here is said to be of superior quail.
ity for brick.
The most contemplate fraud that
has been practiced upon farmers and
others in the last few years is the
selling of immense packs of worth.
less horse and cattle powders. There
is only one kind now known in this
country that are unadulterated and
those are Sheridan's.
''Bears squeezed on Northern Pa
cific," read Fifth avenue lady yes
terday. "Were they caught between
the cars, l wonder! What a wild
country that must be, way ont there.
suppose the locomotives have bear.
catchers instead of cow-cltchers."
Hotel Mail.
No family in this broad land should
undertake to keep house without
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, many
have tried to hut failed. 1t is worth
more to family than whole medi-
cine chest.
Clean Streets.