The Dickinson press., 1883-07-07

such Il dry country after Ill.
QucensWare at Davis T. Fowler's.
Walter Cooper, who has bought q
large number of buffalo hides here
this summer left for Miles CITY. Fri.
day.
O. F. c. Taylor and Mcnrayel
whiskey at Fades.
In the case of Erickson VS.. Burn.
side. for the recovery of a horse, the
jury returned a verdict in favor OF de.
PENDANT.
Read the advertisement of Iii. Mer-
rill i'll this issue. Iii. has a nice
place and is doing a good business.
Wood and cedar pals, wash tubs
and boards. baskets, brooms and all
kinds of wooden ware. at the Dickin.
son Hardware Co.
Vic. Smith shipped two of his buff
alo calves to j. w. Proctor, Bismarck.
Monday and six to Mr.. Paddock. OF
Little Missouri, Wednesday.
To keep flies and mosquitoes out of
your house, buy wire netting and put
over Your doors and windows; for sale
by the Dickinson Hardware Co.
Marquis de Mores bought a herd of
cattle of Leighton & Jordan, of Miles
City, this week. Price paid $4,000.
James Collister has secured the
contract for the new Catholic church.
and has sub-let the carpenter work to
Bunker & Lawrence.
The Continental Cattle Company
who have 10000 head of cattle on the
range south of here, will make this
their shipping point.
We accepted an invitation to dime
with Postmaster Aud, yesterday. at
his residence. south of town. and did
justice to a splendid dinner prepared
by his sister, Mrs. W. II. Holman.
Thos. O'Brien. a fireman on II of
the passenger trains had a shoulder
~dislocated last Sunday. DR.. Mellon.
add reduced the fracture.
The family of Mr.. Jas. Dolson ar.
rived here from Oshkosh, Wis. on
Friday of last week. MI. Dohson has
been here for some time and has a
fine claim on Antelope creek.
DR.. j. B. Mcdonald. who has been
in nine townships in different parts of
the county. Oh professional business.
reports grain in all sections as i'm good
condition and prospects for a large
yield very tattering.
Another cyclone in Wisconsin.
Monday. destroyed considerable prop.
erty. Such a thing is unknown i'm
Dakota.
Mabee, Of the Gledive Times.
now, boasts of having the fastest run-
ming horse in the Yellowstone valley.
iiS lltNlilS MoIl llle races OH the Attn,
Rev. Vittum will preach next sun
day morning, at 1920 O'Clock, in Mr..
Rau's new building on Simms street.
Sunday school as usual. All are i'm.
vited.
Mr.. d. I. Bailey of the Dickinson
Hardware Company, was called to
Bismarck Monday OF a telegram an.
%nouncing the sickness of his wife.
During his absence the hardware
store has been in charge of Mr.. u. +,
Smith.
The advertisement of Merry &
Pearl appears i'm this issue. Thei1
place of business on Sims street is a
good one. Read the advertisement
and when you need a good steak. a
loaf of bread OF anything in theil
line give them a call. Their ice
cream is immense.
Vic. Smiths tame CROW had a close
call for it's life on the 4th. Two OF
Dickinson's famous hunters tackled
the bird, and if their ammunition haG
held out they would probably have
got away" with him, but the bir(
still lives.
Vice President Cakes passed
through here on his way east. Wed
nesday. He has been i'm the west flo,
some time. His ears were attached
to the passenger train until it reached
here, where Il speial was made up
He was accompanied by Senator
Edmunds of Vermont.
The Eagle House. built by J.. V
Bowies is one of the best arranged
buildings for the purpose along the
line. Mr.. Bowles has leased it to Mr.
Smith, an experienced hotel man for.
merly of Chicago, who now has
charge.
VIM. Fades received a pair of fine
gray squirrels from Missouri. yester.
day. They are the first pair we have
seen in Dakota. They were sent to
Mr.. Fades by Mr.. S. r. Canadian,
from Downing. Mo. The little crea-
lures arrived all safe, and are beau.
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