The Dickinson press., 1884-09-13

Prove up.
Cool keg lager beer at Smiths.
All kinds of fresh fruits at E. H.
Bishops.
Coal taken at this office on SUBJ
scription.
H. G. McQuarrie, of Gladstone, was
in town Monday.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
Fresh keg lager beer on tap at
Smiths.
Call and get prices. New stock,
new prices at Vinton's.
Montana boasts of more than mill
lion cattle within her borders.
Circulating library at E. II. Bish-
ops confectionery store.
The proprietors contemplate clos
ing the Inter Ocean hotel at Mandan.
Smiths is the place to get fresh
keg lager beer.
For sale or rent. A neat residence
property. Apply to Mrs. A. F. Dow.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
DR.. Pelton shipped box of fine
vegetables to friends in Maryland
yesterday.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow.
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at ]. Slatcher's gun store.
Andy Messersmith will move his
family to his ranch north west of
here in a few weeks.
N. c. Lawrence and James G.
Campbell, the Stark county delegates
to Pierre left to-day.
VIM. Crosby arrived from La
Crosse, Wis, Thursday, to look after
his cattle interests here.
will trade my stock of plows for
| oats. Call ana see NE.
j. F. VINTON.
Gold in paying quantities has been
discovered in the Little Rocky noun
tains north east of Benton, NJ. T..
The PRESS Office has received some
new type amongst which is font of
large wood type.
School will commence Monday in
Henry Rau's building on Sims street,
with Miss Nettie Thurber as teacher.
Methodist Episcopal services will
be held i'll the Baptist church to.mor-
row at o'clock p. NJ.
An Indian in the guard house at
Fort Yates for stealing horses and
selling them in Mandan, committed
suicide Wednesday.
Rev. Ballentine will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday evening. Ser.
vices will commence at half past
seven.
The Sykeston Advocate has
changed it's name to the Morning
Comet and has been purchased by
I. T. Sheppard.
Cuskelly Bros, and f. Seaman
threshed their grain this week
Their oats averaged over fifty bush.
els to the acre.
The PRESS was honored last Satur
day by pleasant call from Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Riddell. of Glad
stone and Mrs. James Collister.
F. II. Ertel is now associate editor
of the Bismarck Journal. He is a
good newspaper man and quite an
addition to the Journals staff.
This is the way a La Moure man
advertises in the Progress: III. j.
Finch, wood butcher and lather, good
hand to build claim shanties, etc. -
Announcements of the names of
candidates for county Offices will be
made in these columns from now un.
til convention for $500, cash with the
order.
Pat. Tumulty and Sam. Adams re-
turned from their hunt after the
thieves who stole E. F. Smiths pony.
Thursday. They found no trace
of them.
Walter Davis and f. r. Burke, OF
La Crosse, Wis.,, came in on the train
Wednesday and will remain few
weeks. Walters many friends were
glad to shake his hand again.
The west half of 90, l40, 80 is
offered for sale at $3.50 per acre. II
is only two miles from Dickinson
Fine land. Office of Carpenter &
Cary, Mandan, Oak.
E. F. Smith left for Ohio last Tues.
day, to visit friends and-well, from
the amount of furniture he stored away
in one of the company houses, before
leaving, it looks as though he would
not return to Dickinson alone.
The bureaux under the Interior
Department that will contribute to
the exhibition at the Worlds Indus.
trial Exposition are the Patent Office,
Indian Bureau, General Land Office,
Bureau of Education, Deaf-Mute Asy.