The Dickinson press., 1883-06-09

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iness Thursday. Hi. has one of the
neatest places in town and will, no
doubt, receive his share OF patronage.
VIM. Morgan was brought IfeIe
from Mandan, Friday. and placed
under the treatment of DR.. Mcdonald
for acute rheumatism.
Vic. Smith, the boss hunter, never
forgets the printer and accordingly
dropped in last week and paid a years
subscription for the PRESS.
Thirty-one OK teams, loaded with
buffalo hides came in from the range
Wednesday. About 1000 hides have
been delivered this week.
Contractor J. V. Bowles is building
good two story house 24x5o on Viii
lard street which will be occupied by
Mr.. Smith as a hotel.
The bachelors abode. in the Law
renee & Collister block, is a neat ,'cpZy
place and Bunker, Lawrence (and
Smith seem to enjoy their life of
single blessedness right royalty Yhere.
VIM. Parent has recently 4e:,
making some good improveme'.. in
his place of business by add .,g beer
cooler and covering the back of his
bar with handsome winc-colored
paper.
Gen. Jacobs. member of congress
from Delhi, n. y. stopped over here
a few days this week. while on his
way to the mountains, to see his
friend, Senator Dickinson.
Religious services will be held next
Sunday, in the buildings connected
with the Dickinson farm, just west of
The town. Sunday school at 3o'clock 3
p. NJ. and preaching at o'clock. a
arc invited. ~ rails
G. c. Wrenslal. superintenne put
bridges and buildings was here 2der-
day inspecting the work on the
and round house. lie also examined
the new water pumps and turned them
over to the operating department.:
The Glcndive Times says: IN
friend asks us what is the diffrreANSe
between the Gate City and Dickil-
SOM" and then goes OH to say Lat
the people of that hamlet only wctr
linen busters. What a sight it INST
he!
Mr. Timothy Cl'skclly. brother OF
the C1lskelly boys, arrived from Farl-
bauld, Mimi, Thursday. He came
here to look the country over with
view to locating and starting : uai
farm. lie is well pleased Wit Ihat
country and will go back to Mime.
sofa and make arrangements Ito re-
turn here and locate.
The Yellowstone Pork q lance
1900 square miles, l.472.Oodc the
or 100000 acres :oro than thS .nson
of Deleware and ls.aly twice as new
acres as the state of Rhode
In size it exceeds all thu natlo.
parks of the world combiled. If i,
were arabic land, susceptihl. of settl.
mcnt or successful cult 'atioR
would afford homes of 100 ayres 4.
for l4.720. w.
four ''ls roxt"''icvs SGic 81 in pal H. also
lSs3. OF these five are&H to-
class. Fifteen of the t,hiSs11f class, niak'.
in all twenty where the postmaste
are appointed by the president, a,
634 of the fourth class. There !;
forty eight money order Offices.
Senator Die kinson, after stay lii
Of about two months, will leave -
his home in Malone. N. Y, to-1le
row. During his stay here the SIS
ator has had the satisfaction ofhe
ing the town which bears his nha
nearly doubled in population,
number Of buildings, the railroe;:
other Improvements under full, lGN
way and will leave for his SCGI6
hom" Knowing that the future one
;tmd prosperity of Dickinson ireby
s"red fact. )ivis-
The editor of the Glendiyth to
seizes every little preteXt to, sur
of his sl''rs at Dickinson 2n'rarelV
His efforts in last weelS5 ri, NIT;
like the Montana breeZes, not MI.
them but wind. We are wei = "
about Glendive and the Yell idsC.
valley and if the Times coulfeady
scurrilous attacks will giablished.
ers the benefit ofwhat~ v party
that country ousand
G. Hilton scribncr, ex-secret the
state of New York. his son. lock
ton jr, L. l.. Garrison. VIM. c. nooot
son of Hon. Thomas Ewing -.
ID. Brereton, all of Yonkers. AuiAJ
arrived here Thursday and W U6
ping With Senator DicllinsSSOuf]
young men will locate someastern
the northwest. Mr. Scribnes vO111
was we'll pleased With Dick.o io7od.
this part of Dakota
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