The Dickinson press., 1883-07-28

All on q Good tllne were Dent,
But a horseman came in sight
And caused such a fright
That blood to the checks of the girls was sent.
QueensNare at Davis & Fowler's.
Mr.. James Collister returned from
ST.. Paul. Monday.
O. r. c. Taylor and McBrayer
whiskey at Fades.
John McDonough is happy. 1t is
bouncing boy and was born Friday,
July 5th.
Hemessy's brandy at Fades.
Hon. Roscoe Conkllng and Ex-Sec-
rotary Boutwell, passed through in a
special cal for the west to-day.
Ten more carpenters arrived from
the east Sunday to work Oh the rail-
road improvements.
For a quiet game of pool go to Gus
kelly's.
1t has been reported that silver ore
in paying quantities. has been found
about forty miles south of here.
Fresh Milwaukee beer always OH
tap at Fades.
Bunker & Lawrence have COM
menced the carpenter work on the
Catholic church.
Wanted-5OO hard drinking men to
unload schooners-of beer at
Fades.
The business room which will be
occupied by E. f. Smith is finished,
and he will open for business next
Wednesday.
For pure drugs go to u. & F.
A communication from Pumpkin
Ranch announces the departure of
Vic. Smith for the buffalo range.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
The contract for building the jail
in Dickinson has been awarded to
Bunker & Lawrence for $1,000.
Latest style hats at Davis & Fow-
ler's.
a full line of clothing and furnish.
ing goods at Davis & Fowler's.
House and lot for sale. Best loca-
tion in town.
E. J. TAMBLIN.
YEhn rnrliln4in,, nf TNioIipcn,, So ~,
creasing. This time it is a bright
girl baby born Sunday. July 22nd to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morris.
For bar fixtures go to Davis & Fow.
ler's.
Picked pigs feet and tripe at
Fades.
Assessor Klinefelter has finished
his work. The total assessment of
the county foots up S2O2.Sl5. Mr..
Klinefelter was only twenty-seven
doing the work.
Call on the Cuskelly Bros. if you
want a good cocktail to drink.
Mr.. JAS. Femnell did not forget
eye editor" when he left his eastern
home for Dakota as evidenced by d
box OF fine cigars presented us when
he arrived here, for which he has
Our thanks.
Paints, oils and glass at Davis &
Fowler's.
W. II. Hoyt brought some very fine
turnips in from his farm, Saturday,
and the editor of the PRESS. after
%masticating n of them in a state OF
puris naturalibus feels good for fifty
years more of life in the glorious
stomach-flling land Of Dakota.
For mixed drinks, made regular
go to Billy's place.
We have on exhibition in thu
Press Office a bunch of oats measur
ing thirty-eight inches in length, O
good healthy color and we'll hlleo
heads. Mr.. Chas. S. Burke has on,
hundred and twenty acres of thii
grain growing on his farm. all o
which is as good as the sample shown
Bring in your samples.
Davis & Fowler have a complet,
stock Of glassware.
There has been a large amount O
hay harvested here during the pas
ten days, as indicated by the numel
Gus stacks to be seen dotting til
prairie.
All kinds of patent medicines 70
sale by Davis & Fowler.
Charles White, a member of tn
Fort Keogh band, came down from
there the first of the week where h
had been to secure an extension o
his furlough. He brought down
lot Of fine vegetables raised in tn
band garden
Cuskelly Bros. have a choice lot o
Headlight family -four for sale.
A full line of gents furnishin:
goods at reasonable pricec ut Cuskelly
Bros.
Blank deeds. leases, articles O,
agreement, bills of sale, chattel mort
cages and notes for sale ut this Office