The Dickinson press., 1883-08-04

'NS's b'9N Sik0 lNlNVIONS
raised OF the farm of Poiner & Kline.
Mcdonald & Son are cnlarging their
business room and otherwise improv-
ing the property. Their increasing
business made this step necessary.
In the replevin suit of Frank Kane
VS.. James l}uttomer for the posses
sion of a wagon. Judge Maggie decided
in favor of the defendant.
Mr.. Smith. one of the members of
the live wholesale grocery house of
Bragg, Smith & CO., Bismarck. was
here this week on business for the
firm.
Mr.. Z. +. Smith has opened up his
place Of business. His room is one
of the finest i'm town and he will no
doubt succeed in his new undertake.
in".
Mr.. NJ. T. Burke. father of Chas.
s.. after making some improvement s
on his farm near here, left Monday
for the east. He will return in a
short time.
We would call attention to the ad.
vertisement of the Eagle Hotel, of
which Mr.. E. Smith is proprietor,
The house is entirely new, and fur.
niSheu i'm first class Style.
Mr.. r. e. Fuller left last Sunday
for his home in MORA. n. Y. Mr..
Fuller was well pleased with the
country and said he would like to make
it his home.
The Davis Bros. are harvesting
their oats. They are more than sat
listed with the result of their VEN
ture, and feel assured that they have
a bonanza in their farm.
We understand that Mr.. Lee is in
Gladstone looking up a location for
a Touring mill. A good mill is badly
needed in the West Missouri country
and would be a paying investment.
The Moss Minstrel Company which
appears here Monday night is meet
ing with crowded houses all along
the line and are highly spoken of as
a first class company.
Divine services on Sunday next in
the new Baptist church ediiice at
1880 "A. NJ. and : p. NJ. The Rev. G.
w. Huntley of Fargo will preach i'll
the forenoon. Collection for the
house. All are cordially invited.
Say you! Mahee! of the Glenaive
Times, can't you raise a better legal
reprcsetive than the one you sent
down here yesterday. lie was
downed by our barber, Mr.. Carpenter,
who got away" with the "judye" in
great shape.
We have received the premium
list of the twenty-fifth annual fair OF
the Minnesota State Agricultural
Society, to be held at Owatonla.
Mimi. September 8. 4, s.. g.. ! and 8.
1t is a neatly printed pamphlet and
liberal premiums are offered.
We have on the road a new and
complete job printing outfit. with all
the latest styles Of type and in great
variety, and a new improved Peerless
job press, together with a large stock
Of all kinds of stationery. AS o o as
it arrives we will be prepared to do
all kinds OF job printing in the high
est style of the art, and at the lowest
prices consistent with good work.
Dr.. l.. A.. Darling, a prominent
physician of West Bangor, n. Y, is
visiting his brother-in-law. MI N. c.
Lawrence. lie is very highly pleased
with Dickinson and surrounding
country and will make heavy invest
ments here before returning to his
eastern home. The DR.. together
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence are now
visiting Glendive.
The town was somewhat startled
at the sudden departure of one of its
industrious young mechanics accom-
panied by his Wife. last Tuesday. III
side OF ten minutes he was seer on
the street i'll his working clothes. and
then on the platform at the depot
where he and his wife boarded the
east bound train. lie left MANY
mourners, to weep over his hasty exit
from this section. His last name
was Merry, but those he left behind
cannot claim to feel like his cogno.
men.
Last Tuesday Mrs. w. L. Wolcott
received the sad intelligence of The
sudden death of her husband at lila
watha. Kansas. on Thursday the Goth
inst. Mr.. Wolcott was a brakeman
on the Missouri Pacific railroad. ant
in attempting to make a coupling his
foot was caught in a frog and helt
fast. He was struck on the head by
Il car and instantly killed. M.
Wolcott intended to SOC join his
wife who is here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rau. His re
mains were buried Saturday. The
young wife has the sympathy of the
entire community in her sad be
rpayemcnt.