The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-02-09

sirable residence lots in town.
WIN. MOORE.
A number of freighters from Dead
wood are on the road to this place
and may be expected to arrive in /,
few days.
Sixteen choice lots for sale. Best
locations in town.
GEO. AUD.
Mr.. Burrit, of the firm of Cromp.
ton, Burritt & Co., wholesale and re-
tail jewelers., of Mandan, was here
the first part of the week soliciting Or
ders.
A good heating stove for sale,
cheap.
WESTERN STARR.
Constable Stark has been to the
towns east of here this week posting
notices for the special election to be
held March 4th.
Misses Bishop 4 Burns have for
sale a large and very choice selection
of valentines.
McDonough L Fisher are engaged
in putting up ice for summer use.
They will harvest about two hundred
tons.
G. Jonas buys all kinds of green
and dried hides, also tans all kinds of
hides and furs.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lord S
day services at III A. M. and p. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 7:3O.
II. B. SCHAFFNER, Pastor.
A. S. Carey had charge of the shops
during the absence of master me-
chanic Thompson at the funeral of
his father in Fargo.
The testimony of witnesses taken
in homestead and pre-emption final
proof cases.
GEO. AUD.
Notary Public.
A. s. Carey had his left hand very
badly scalded last Sunday at the shops
while engaged in repairing a hot
water pump, by escaping steam and
water.
A shoemaker with small capital
can secure bargain for a complete
shoemaker's outfit. There is a good
opening here for this business
Reason for selling, poor health. Adj
dress S. b. Jackson.
j. w. Huffman, of the Northern
Pacific yard crew, will be transferred
to Bozeman and have charge of the
yards there.
Milton Klinefelter, the genial night
clerk at the depot, is tha happy father
of new recruit in the rank of the
Dakota boomers. 1t is a bouncing
ten pound boy and was born on Mon
day, February 4th.
j. T.. Thompson, master mechanlc
of the railroad shops, went to Fargo
Wednesday morning to attend the
funeral of his father, John Thompson,
who died at that place last Tuesday
in the S7th year of his age.
W. r.. Whitemore, representing the
assignee of the firm of Culver, Page
Hoyne l. Co., blank book manufac
trers. of Chicago, was here Wednes
day dealing with the commissioner!
for more county records.
w. N. Gurley has a very fine rule
made from Dakota Ignite. Fred
Rau has paper-weight made of the
same material. Both specimens are
highly polished and a good imitation
of ebony. They are surely wortl
seeing.
Mat. Kincaid arrived from the
Black Hills, Sunday. He reports the
business men of the Hills as enthusi'
astic over the new fright route from
this point and most of their freigh1
will come this way. He says the
road is good one with very few
! heavy grades.
The map of Stark county, now il
the office of the county clerk, is of III
account in consequence of numerous
errors in the boundary, and i'll the 10
cation of towns and is incomplete il
other respects. The commissioner
should have another and correc
map of the county made.
Samuel Adams who was injured
some time ago by jumping from tn
switch engine and striking his kne
on a railroad iron near the track
which resulted in stiff leg, has sue'
the Northern Pacific Company fo
$25,OOO damages. f. G. Rice ant
A. d. Carpenter have been retaine
as his attorneys.
Mr.. Edward II. Davis, the popula
druggist for Davis & Fowler, wa
Joined in marriage last Sunday ever
ing to Miss Mary L. Granteer. Th
ceremony was performed at the Vii
lard House by the Rev. Schaffnel
The marriage of Mr.. Davis was
surprise to his many friends, VIII
H. nj, r.