The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1883-06-16
Fine weather.
The first circus Thursday.


The first circus Thursday.
We were Informed by a gentleman
in position to know. that he would
not be surprised to see eleven more
stalls added to the round house here
before the winter set in.
Mr.. Chase, partner of jeff. MrDon-
aid came in from the east last week
and was glad to get back. He was
surprised at the growth of Dickinson.
Harry Roden has taken upa brindlt
COW, branded NJ. c. Oh left side, and
l0l OH right. The owner can have
the same hy paying damages.
b. +. Forbes u travelling salesman
for Yates & Howe. wholesale gro
GERS, st. Paul, was here Wednesday
and made arrangements for investing
in Dickinson real estate on his return
He thinks our town is one of the best
on the line.
The firm of Aultl & Moore has beer
dissolved, Mr.. Auld retiring. Mr..
Moore will continue the business ut
the old stand.
VIM. Moore received q carload of
barbed wire, this week to be forwared
to the ranch of the Dickey Bros
where they will fence i'm Il large tract
of land.
Six wagon loads of hides were de
livered here Wednesday. This is get
ting to be the trading point for all the
| hunters, and makes business good
Brown. the hunter, came in from
the range Tuesday with a lot Of bui1al,
hides, and laid in supplies fol
his camp.
The railroad company now have
fifty caprnters ut work here on theil
new stock yards just east of town. and
the work will be pushed to compile
ton as rapidly us possible.
People not only come from the east
but are also coming from the west
Mr.. +. Riley and family. arrived here
from Baker City. Oregon, Monday.
Mr.. Sullivan, travelling salesman
for Chas. w. Van Slyck, a wholesale
dry goods merchant, of Mandan. was
here Thursday. He was surprised at
the growth of Dickinson, and thinks
it will make a good town. Correct.
Our correspondent ut Gladstone re
lieves himself of IL heavy load, thi
week. by calling the citizens of Dick
inson ronghs, etc, and heaps upon
them many other abuses, all because
they were not so lucky at Gladstone
lie will probably think better of IL
after a short time. We can stanl
| the dose, brother.
Religious services ut the Dickinson
farm will he held hereafter in TIN
morning. instead of afternoon
Preaching next Sunday at 1890 a. NJ.
followed 10y Sunday school
1t is proposed to change the nam
of Washington Territory to Tacoma
which is an Indian word meaning
'almost to Heaven"
The Northern Pacific will sell rount
trip excursion tickets to all station
on the line, at sixty per cent. Of dou
bic first class rates. Tickets to b,
good from July Sd. to 5th, inclusive
This will give our citizens Il chanc
to visit friends along the line ut re
duccd rates.
The Eaton Brothers, OF Little Mis-
souri,, extensive stock men. have on
of the finest herds of about 500 cattle
to he found amy where. One of tn
boys passed through here Thursday
looking up some of their lost cattle.
J. II. Butler will soon go up the Mis-
souri, with his little gun, and you ma.
look for some game to be brough
back.
y. c. Lawrenc and II. l.. Dickinson
have contracted with Bunker & Law
renee for the erection of a bushes
house, 24x50. on Willard street. l
will he occupied by Mr.. f. f. Smith
formerly of Cambridge, Ohio.
Mr.. Timothy Cuskelly, after spend
ing Il week here. looking over oul
glorious country. and selecting goot
claim. has returned to his home il
Minnesota. where he will sell his pre-
pcrty and make arrangements to re
move with his family to Dickinson
/ His brother. the sheriff. accompanie,
him as far az Bismarck.