The Dickinson press., 1883-04-28
Saturday. April IS, 1ss3.

OliC lOll CttS l. AtlCIluttS.
M. II. Stark came in last Saturday
with two loads of buff.
A full stock of lumber, sash and
doors ut Auld & Moore's.
L. d. Kidder, formerly of Bismarck,
has located i'm Dickinson.
VIM. Dickerson, the night operator,
visited Bismarck. Tuesday.
Mr.. Henry Simons and family a.
rived from the east this week.
Mr.. Russell, the liveryman, has
moved into his new residence.
DR.. Mcdonald made a professional
visit to Gladstone last Sunday.
L. L. Strauss. the leading Bismarck
jeweler, was in town Thursday.
w. F. Cunningham is doing some
nice work mounting deer horns.
A. Jopp is breaking and seeding on
his beaver farm near Gladstone.
Fades has decorated the front of
his coffee house with a large sign.
Cook & Canon are doing the carpen-
ter work on the McGenly building.
Frank Morgan. of Gladstone, is
making preparations for a grand hunt.
Mr.. Tracy. one of Gladstone's farm
ers will break eighty acres this season.
j. Russell. the liveryman. has an adj
vertisemcnt in the PRESS this week.
j. A. Rea, of Bismarck. will soon
begin the erection Of a bank building
here.
John Canon was at Bismarck the
first of the week to prove up on his
claim.
A company of End cavalry recruits
passed through here yesterday for 1T.
Custer.
Cuskelly Bros. have Il lot of good
seed oats for sale ut the lowest market
prices.
r. S. BOOKINGS, we'll known to
many of our citizens, was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Brislin, of Sentinel Butte. is
visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs.
Chas. Klinefcltcr.
VIM. Shanks and j. Sweetser. Of
Faribault, Mimi, arrived several days
ago and will remain.
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O. A. Perry is building a residence
on his farm near Gladstone and doing
considerable breaking.
Mrs. C. r. Parsons. Miss Alice Mar.
tin and James Dobson arrived from
Oshkosh, Wis, Thursday.
w. II. Homan has the contract for
painting the residences of Charles
Burke and Aud l. Moore.
The best and cheapest roofing fol
this country is News felt and cement
E. ]. Tamblin, Agt.
Au;ld & Moore have just received ant
have for sale a large invoice of s'Iellt
Of Jamestown" flour.
The professional card Of DR.. Nc
Gowan appears in this issue. He will
be found at the Railroad hotel.
Hi. Merrill must have some attrac
ton on the sunny Yellowstone. as h
makes a great many trips there.
j. M. Little, who has a farm nea
N1olc{nrn want ancf &c far oc Ct
Paul, last week. to meet his family.
A great many new settlers are al
living at Gladstone and 9l"tner TOWN.
along the line west Of the Missouri.
Tamblin's ~ residence is con
pleted- It is a neat cottage and wi
V5e occupied Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore
Mr.. John Morton. formerly c
Taylor Ridge. ILL.,. arrived here MOI
day and is clerking for Auld 4 Moor,
The citizens of Gladstone turne
out the other day and built themselve
a good wagon road to the Heart river
Hon. W. S. Dickinson and Mr.. Dew
ey are in Iowa this week after a ca
load of COWS and hogs for Mr.. Dicl
inson's farm.
Thomas Way, Of Gladstone. has bull
on his farm and removed there wit
his family, who lately arrived fror
Atwater, Wis.
VIM. Cuskelly has been appoints
deputy sheriff of Stark county by sIiel
iff Harmon, of Mandan. The appoint
ment is y good me-.
G.FCryne. ono of the leading bus
Ness men of Gladstone, is throug
kading. lie put in twenty acres 0
its and ten Of corn and potatoes.