The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1883-11-10
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Mcdonald & Son have just received
a full line of drugs.
Cuskelly Bros. have received
another invoice of dry goods.
For quiet game of pool 60 to Gus
kelly's.
Robert Lee will open up a flour and
feed store at Gladstone next week.
60 to Collister's for all kinds OF
lumber.
NC. Lawrence spent several days
at Miles City and Glendive this week.
Call on the Cuskelly Bros. if you
want a good cocktail to drink.
Henry Bowles is clerk at the
Eagle House.
Those who buy at McDonald's are
level headed. They save money.
ID. I. Bailey has moved into his
new residence.
A full line Of gents furnishing
goods at reasonable prices at Cuskelly
Bros
Mrs. A. Iams, who has been dan.
gerously sick for the past week is
improving.
Choice confectionery, stationery
and toilet articles for sale by Eva
Mcdonald at the drug store.
Rufus Wright and Z. Seaman took
in the sights of the capital city the
first of the week.
A lot Of choice 'sBelle of James
town. brand of flour for sale at Gus
kelly Bros.
Geo. Dillon has gone to Bismarck
to spend few days.
Sheriff Cuskelly was at Little Mis-
souri, Wednesday.
Call and look over Fenhell's store
and get prices.
Mrs. w. III. Sperry. of Glendive, i!
visiting friends in town.
Don't forget to go to Fennell's new
store.
A. D. Carpenter was at Little Mis-
souri, and Glendive on legal business
Thursday
J. $. Let's one of the indefatigabl
boomers of the West Missouri coun
try was in town Tuesday.
Three mules and two horses fo
sale. Enquire of G. II. Klinefeltel
at the Willard House, Dickinson.
A Wetern Union Telegraph Com
pany car was attached to the passen
ger train going east Tuesday.
To he sold cheap-dry goods
ready made clothing, groceries sc.
at Fennell's.
The citizens of Little Missouri
have established a school whicl
opened last Tuesday.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lord
day services at IL A. NJ. and p. N
Sabbath school at ~ noon. Praye
meeting Wednesday evenings at 7:3(
Wright & Amundson have put dow
a sidewalk in front of their business
place. This was needed improve
ment.
Several large oil tanks were IT
ceived here this week and are bein'
placed in position in the new NORTH
ern Pacific oil house.
We learn from the Worthingto
Advance that w. II. Hoyt's chees
factory in Elk, Minn., was destroye
by fire short time since.
Thomas McClung, of Little Mis-
souri,, was in town Wednesday. II
called at the PRESS Office and left til
: hard cash for subscription.
Rev. Cook, formerly of Mandan ha
been appointed by the Methodist cor
ference to preach at Gladstone an
this point, the coming year. He wi
hold services in the Baptist chmc
here next Sunday at 3 p. M.
DR.. Victor II. Stickney, who cam
J here a short time ago from LUDLOW
} Vermont, was appointed county PHI!
sician and surgeon by the hoard o
commissioners at their session las
Monday.
The freight on merchandise II
ceived here last Monday amounted t
$500. Is not this evidence that Dick
. inson is q prosperous business point
Gladstone wants a newspaper an
offers good inducements to the pc
son starting such an enterprise ther'
The genial Pat. Leo, of Bismarcl
, spent u few days here this week. II
was surprised at the rapid growth q
Dickinson during the past year.
Horse and cattle powders if nr
adulterated are of immense adval
tage. but the large packs now sol
are trash. only one kind now know
\ in this country are absolutely pur
and those are Sheridans.
John Slatcher has removed hi
golden gun armory to the old pos
office building on Sims street, wher
he will welcome all his old customer