The Dickinson press., 1883-10-13
Saturday, October 13, 1883.
Peacemaker at Rau's;
two for 25 cents.

e. F. Smith aft for Il visit to the
east, Sunday.
There is some talk Of organizing a
Masonic lodge here.
John Morris raised potatoes on his
farm that weighed One and one-half
pounds each.
For mixed drinks, made regular,
so to Billy's place.
1t is said that Bismarck has two
ladies who shave.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
The postofice has been removed to
Gurley & Viiton's store.
For a quiet game of pool so to Gus
kelly's.
The new church at Richardton
will soon be completed.
For Sale.-A good, small heating
stove, second hand. Will be sold
cheap. Call at this Office.
Gurlcy & Vinton have l,aen making
some good improvements in the in
terror of their store room
James Collister made a business
trip to the metropolis of the Little
Missouri. Thursday.
A full line of gents furnishing
goods at reasonable prices ut Cuskelly
Bros.
Edgar & Sebastian bought the
first load of buffalo hides of the sea-
Sol.
Call OF the Cuskelly Bros. if you
want a good cocktail to drink.
Job printing of all kinds neatly
and promptly executed at this office.
A lot Of choice "Bismarck fancv''
brand of -four for sale at Cuskelly
Bros.
Large focks of wild geese have
been flying over town the past few
days OH their way south.
:: For rent. A good cottage house
with three rooms. Enquire of Geo.
Beisi.l.
The hunters ball last evening was
not very largely attended although
those present enjoyed themselves
very much.
The hunters did very we'll. VIM.
Parent and s. G. Bunker were car.
tains. Mr.. Bunker's side came out
ahead, having Clio to 405 points.
VIM. Fades has let the contract to
James Collister for the erection of a
good business house Oh Willard street.
The building will be two stories,
2Ox34.
Moses LeneNilie has fifty bushels
of potatoes. raised on his farm Just
east of town, that will average from
II to n and a half pounds each.
Rau's cigars beats them all; 6, 10
and Is cents.
Chas. Greenough, of Richardton
has returned from the east with E
carload of fine horses.
Blank deeds, leases, articles O.
agreement, bills of sale. chattel NOR
cages and notes for sale at this ofic,
Mrs. J. Dow, who has been sic]
with mountain fever during the week
has nearly recovered under the treat
ment of DR.. stickney.
Hunters supplied with tobacco a
prices lower than ever at Rau's
A large stock of printers stationer,
at this Office. If you are in need O
any job printing, from a visitin'
Z card to a poster, give us a call.
The Northern Pacific railroad com
pany have successfully negotiated
loan of $4,000 1000 second mortgag
bonds. They were taken by promir
ent New York capitalists.
The snow fence gang of the Nortl
ern Pacific are at work putting til
fences in order along the Missou1
division.
Sheriff Cuskelly made a bushes
trip to Little Missouri, Monday. an
reports everything as lively at til
town on the Little Muddy.
Hope Davis and R. r. Cummi,
two of G!endiye's live business me
stopped w Sunday here, on the
way east to lay in a winter stock
goods.
The President has accepted tw
sections of the Northern Pacific raj
road; n of seventy-five miles
Montana and the other thirty-s:
miles, from the Columbia river
Portland, Oregon.
A man recently asked in a cir,
store for a hox of rough diamond
Int the druggist knew no such rel
edy. After much parley the dr,
gist found that his customer wantt
Parsons Pntgative Pills. He say
ATJlat's the only fit name for en-"