The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-03-29

old.
60 to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
DR.. Mcdonald has purchased three
valuable lots this week.
For quiet game of pool so to Gus.
kelly's.
The real estate market was rather
lively this week.
For all kinds of boots and shoes, go
to Cuskelly Bros.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Fennell
on Saturday, March %, a son.
Call on Fennell at the Big Sign for
the best aud cheapest goods.
Fresh Oranges and Lemons to be
had at L. +. Smiths.
E. Seaman is at Mandan viewing
the flood.
Will Davis returned from Bismarck
yesterday.
There We're five passenger trains
here yesterday at one time.
The farmers of Stark county have
commenced plowing and seeding. A
few were sowing wheat last week.
j. V. Bowles purchased valuable
business lot on Willard street this
week.
If you want fine cigar ask for the
Grand Republic at the Willard House.
J. II. Cannon has the contract for
building r.. E. Lamoreux's farm resi-.
dence.
A full line of gents furnishing
goods at reasonable prices at Cuskelly
Bros
Jos. Pennell, of the firm of Pennell
l. Jones, Black Hills freighters, was
in town.
Rev. Barnum, of Gladstone, will
preach at the school house tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Rae, of Bismarck, was here
this week looking for investments in
Dickinson real estate.
A lot of choice "Belle of James.
town" brand of -four for sale at Gus
kelly Bros.
James Collister has gone to st. Paul
where he will purchase large stock
of lumber for the Dickinson market.
Will some good merchant tailor
grasp the opportunity to put himself
on the road to fortune by locating
here!
Dickinson is the best town along
the line in which to make invest
ments in either real estate or busi-
ness.
j. M. Ross arrived here from La
Crosse, Wis, Sunday with car load
of stock and goods for farming pur-
poses.
E. j. Tamblin will soon open up a
wagon shop. He will be prepared to
do all kinds of repairing and wood
work in that line.
Workmen are engaged in extend
ing the depot platform one hundred
and sixty feet-sixty feet east and
one hundred feet west.
Chas. S. Burke returned from La
Crosse Sunday morning with several
head of horses and farm machinery
to be used OH his bonanza farm.
The ice broke up in the Heart river
at this point last Monday night, since
which time the river has been very
high, but it is now rapidly falling.
Cuskelly Bros. have just received
a new invoice of boots and shoes for
ladies and gentlemen. The finest
stock in the city. Call and examine
them.
A. Keyes, of the firm of Bramble
& Keyes, who have large contracts
for the transportation of Black Hills
freight, returned from Miles City
this morning.
J. G. Neal, popular young busi-
ness man from Glendive. was here this
week looking up business location.
He is thinking of opening up a bank
1t would be paying investment.
Geo. Herring, Chas. Williams and
John Davis ferrie.l number of per.
sons, with their goods, across the rag.
ing Heart last Tuesday. They were
on the way from Spearfish to Wash.
ington territory.
A washout near South Heart de.
layed trains few hours Tuesday
About three hundred yards of the
track was in danger, but the damage
was promptly repaired.
A Dickinson young man is so alb.
sent minded that when the contribu-
tion plate was passed to him last Sun.
day evening in church he exclaimed
aloud, "1'm a son of gun if I've got
a nick"
Tho proprietor of the Dickinson
Sample Room has placed handsome
street lamp in front of his business
place, together with a fine sign con-
sisting of three barrels painted in