The Dickinson press., 1883-05-05
Saturday, May 5, 1888.

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lumber.
Burt Lawrence planted two acres of
potatoes last week.
Auld & Moore received another lot
of new goods this week.
Ed. Ware of Bismarck will shortly
remove here with his family.
Hennessy's brandy at Fades.
Deputy Sheriff johnson, of Miles
City was in town Thursday.
W. T. Cunningham took a run down
to Mandan and Bismarck this week.
Sunday school will be held in Miss
Miller's new building tomorrow.
Go to Aud s. Moore's for your
wall paper.
There was no less than fifteen cars
of lumber received here this week.
A great many of the hunters are
coming in from the range.
Mr.. E. Mitchell, of Mandan, paid
u town a visit last Sunday.
Fresh Milwaukee beer always on
tap at Eades'.
MI. Smith, the hotel man, has re-
ceived fifty complete bedroom sets.
Geo. Aud made a business trip to
Mandan last Tuesday.
The Cuskelly Bros. received another
large invoice Of new goods this week.
Frank Howard has one of the best
claims we have seen.
A full stock of lumber, sash and
doors at Aud & Moore's.
H. B. Lyon, cashier of the Mandan
bank was in town the first of the week.
The Davis boys have finished their
seeding which amounted to 300 acres.
Picked pigs feet and tripe at
Fades.
The pay a made the boys happy
last Sunday by distributing the "dust."
Call on the Cuskelly Bros. if you
want a good cocktail to drink.
Ten acres of potatoes on the Dick
inson farm. Not SO bad for one patch.
Aud & Moore have a choice lot of
early rose seed potatoes for sale.
Fades coffee house has a good trade
from the trains.
Red Cloud reports the discovery of
gold on his land in this territory.
The best and cheapest roofing for
this country is News felt and cement.
E. J.. Tamblin, Ag't.
About fifty laborers arrived here
this week to work on the shops and
ditch.
Seeding on the Dickinson farm was
finished this week and amounts to
$50 acres.
Cuskelly-<as at Bismarck this
week and purchased a lot of new
goods.
Haynes, the Fargo artist, was here
this week taking views Of the town
and country.
Aud & Moore have a fine and COM
plete stock of Sash Doors and Blinds
at bottom prices.
J. l.. Brown, who recently located
between here and Gladstone, has a
half section of the finest kind of land.
The Northern Pacific is finished to
within about seventy miles of Helena.
M. T..
A complete stock of wall paper of
all grades in plain and fancy colors at
Aud & Moore's.
James Collister has lumber on the
road for four large buildings which
he has the contract for.
James Collister has eleven cars of
lumber on the road. If you want
anything in that line give him a call.
Aud & Moore have just received and
have for sale a large invoice Of "Belle
Of Jamestown flour.
Blank deeds, leases, articles OF
agreement, bills Of safe, chattel mort
Cages and notes for sale at this office
The Northern Pacific House, under
the management Of Vinton & Kidder
is doing a good business.
MI. N. G. Lawrence and wife spen
a few days in Glendive this week Wis
iting old friends and acquaintances.
Rev. Huntly, the Baptist mission
airy, held services in Chas. Burke:
new house last Sunday evening.
The freight bills of Aud & Moore
amounted to $4,000 last month ant
$l,3OO this week.
Mr.. G. II. Herring and Miss Luell;
Miller were married at Bismarcl
Tuesday, May /.
Merry has given James Collister'!
residence a new coat Of paint which
adds much to its appearance.
- tor Dickinson returned Tues