The Dickinson press., 1883-11-24


Minnesota to spend the winter.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Brew,
Friday, Nov. %, bouncing boy.
Mother and child doing finely.
Ready made clothing at prices to
suit the pocket books of customers
ut Fennell's store.
Geo. Auld has been appointed
agent for the Firemen's Friend In
surance Company of San Francisco.
Mr.. A. c. McGillivray, represent.
ing the wholesale and retail dry goods
house of w. b. Watson, Bismarck,
is in town.
E. II. Vannier, of New jersey,
started for his home this week after
an extended visit to his brother, C.
H. Vannier, of Taylor.
Gurley & Vinton having now occu-
pied their new store will be pleased
to see all their old customers, and as
many new ones as may favor them
with their patronage. Call and see us.
The Daughters of the Prairie will
give an oyster supper at Turner's
Hall, Gladstone, d. T. on Thanks
giving evening, Nov. Doth, 1883.
Supper SO cts. All are cordially in
vited.
A. B. Agno, of Sturgis, promin-
ent business man of that place will
put stage line OH between here and
Deadwood if proper arrangements
can be made for the express business.
MI. F. J. Bailey, of New York
state, cousin of our enterprising
hardware merchant, d. 1. Bailey, was
here this week in the interest of the
Northwestern Masonic Insurance
Company. He appointed Mr.. IIursey
agent at this place.
Those who want FINE, FAT,
DRESSED POULTRY for Thanks
giving should call at Gurley L Vim
toms and make their selections.
The Little Missouri Social Club
will give grand ball on Thanks
giving evening, at the Hotel de Mores
ut that place. The PRESS job Office
has printed the invitations for the
club i'll its usual neat and tasteful
manner.
In Il letter from England subscribe.
ing for the PRESS Mr.. Owen Owens
says that he is coming to Dickinson
in the spring with the intention OF
locating and purchasing several sec
tiOns of land. 1t is such men that
the West Missouri country wants.
The postoflice has been remaved to
Gurley & Vinton's new stand and
Postmaster Auld has made some i'm.
provements for the delivery of the
mails that are commendable. He in.
tends to put in a number of lock
boxes in short time.
A. d. Carpenter will deliver lee.
ture in Collister's Hall on Sunday
evening, Dec. I'd, in reply to Col. Rob
ert 1ngersoll, subject: SIT is not all OF
life to live nor all of death to die .
The lecture will be very interesting
and the hall should be crowded, as
the proceeds will be for the benefit
of the Baptist church.
We know a lady who wouldn't fill
the world, but when anybody asks
her about her shoes, the number She
wears, she always replies ''Two.'
AS she has two feet, she of course
speaks the truth; but this shows the
difference between lying and diplom
acy.
The Dickinson Social Club are
making preparations to have one Of
the most enjoyable times on thanks
giving evening, ever had in Dickin
son. A large number of fine invita-
tions have been issued for grand
ball in Collister's hall. A fine sup
per will he spread at the Willard
House.
Gurley & Vinton have removed
their stock of general merchandise tc
the new Mcdonald building, where
they are better prepared to display
their stock. These young men start
ed in business here short time age
and by their enterprise and business
tact are building up large and in
creasing trade.
If any person would see the differ.
ence between real worth and real
worthlessness let him buy small
pack of Sheridan's horse and cattle
powders and feed it to his hens. The
increase of eggs will surprise you.
The largest farm in North Dakota
is the Grandin farm, near Grand
Forks covering about $4,000 acres,
and requiring the labor Of $50 men at
seed time and $50 at harvest. The
largest cultivated area under one con-
troll is the $4,000 acres farmed by
Oliver Dalrymple, west of Fargo.
Bismarck Capital.
A SURE CURE FOR PILES.
The first symptom of Piles is an in
tense itching at night after getting
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