The Dickinson press., 1884-02-23

If you want lunch go to the Vii.
lard House.
Ed. Davis was visiting at Glendive
this week.
TowELING !! at Gurley & Vinton,s.
Glendive has organized steam
boat company.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
The Bismark Tribune's boom edi-
tion will soon be issued.
For quiet game of pool go to Gus
kelly's.
The Methodist Sunday school, of
| Bismarck, has $50 scholars.
Call on Fennell at the Big Sign for
the best aud cheapest goods.
The Poplar river Indians are in a
starving condition.
Call on the Cuskelly Bros. if you
want good cocktail to drink.
If wit is badinage, what must it
be in youth.
If you want a fine cigar ask for the
Grand Republic at the Willard House.
A. D. Carpenter was at Little Mis-
souri, for several days this week.
If you want dish of raw, stewed
or fried oysters go to the Willard
House.
r. A. Hines, the genial druggist for
III. s. Davis at Glendive was shaking
hands with friends here Monday.
A full line of gents furnishing
goods at reasonable prices at Cuskelly
Bros.
Passenger trains on the Northern
Pacific have been late the past week.
A lot of choice s.Belle of James.
town. brand of flour for sale at Gus.
kelly Bros.
E. F. Smith spent the latter part of
last week taking in the sights at Nam
dan and Bismarck.
Go and see what you see at Gurley
& Vinton's.
]. II. Cannon has returned from q
pleasant visit to st. Paul.
Vice president Oakes passed
throuh here Wednesday night in his
special ear EN- route to tho west.
have for sale, six of the most de-
sirable residence lots in town.
WIN. MOORE.
Out of about two bushels Of ex-
changes received at this Office about
nine-tenths of them asked the ques-
tion 'sdid you get valentine?'
Sixteen choice lots for sale. Best
locations in town.
GEO. AUD.
The Minneapolis board of trade
has passed resolutions of sympathy
for Henry Willard. He is now COM
pensated for the loss Of his fortune.
We could not help being struck by
the cheapness of stoves and tinware
at Gurley 4 Vinton's.
1 have large quantity of first
class oats which / will deliver in
Dickinson at lowest market prices.
WIN. MOORE.
J. II. Macarthur, the genial travel
ing man for the Bohn Manufacturing
Company, of st. Paul, was in town on
business Monday.
G. Jonas buys all kinds of green
and dried hides, also tans all kinds of
hides and furs.
Chas. Lilnon, one of the rustling,
wide awake gentlemen of Richarlton
gave the PRESS call Wednesday.
The testimony of witnesses taken
in homestead and pre-emption final
proof cases.
GEO. AUD.
Notary Public.
Pennell and Roberts, we'll known
contractors and freighters, were down
from Little Missouri last Saturday
looking up the prospects for freight
ing into the Black Hills.
A shoemaker with small capital
can secure bargain for complete
shoemaker's outfit. There is a good
opening here for this business.
Reason for selling, poor health. Ad-
dress S. B. Jackson.
Joe. Hilderbrand, the party who
sold the team in Deadwood, belong
ing to VIM. Davis, has skipped the
country, destination supposed to be
the Occur d'Alene mines.
STOVES CHEAP!! Cook STOVES AT
BARGAINs!! To be found at Gurley
& Vinton's.
Call at Gurley & Vinton's for fresh
groceries. Fine assortment of
canned goods.
B. A. Lawrence and S. G. Bunker
returned from two months visit to
their old homes in franklin county,
N. Y, yesterday. They report a
pleasant trip.
Det. Merrill, of Glendive and his
brother-in-law, w. Z. Campell, of st.