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

The pay car made the railroad boys
happy last Wednesday by distribut-
ing its checks amongst them.


happy last Wednesday by distribut-
ing its checks amongst them.
Rev. II. B. Schaffner has received
one of the Daniel F. Beatty Beetho-
ven organs for the Baptist church.
James Byce has heen here for sew.
eral days looking the town and coun.
try over with a view of locating.
We are under obligations to Adams
the genial twinkles man of the Bis.
marck Tribune, for special dispatches
i'll our daily OF Thursday.
Chas. Green is preparing for the
building boom by laying in u large
stock Of lumber; several car loads
arrived this week.
j. II. Baldwin, a Mandan jeweler,
was here few days this week look
ing up location for Il branch store.
He will open here in about two
weeks.
The subscriber will rent his house
and will also sell new bureau and
commode.
II. B. SCHAFFNER.
The Bismarck Tribune illustrated
edition is ono of the best newspapers
ever issued in the territory and is full
Of valuable information about the
golden northwest. 1t contains fine
cut of the new capitol building.
S. Pelton and Louis Mainhardt,
of Frederick City Nd, arrived here
yesterday and are looking up suit.
able location for colony. The coun-
try around Dickinson is excellent and
they could do no better than to locate
here.
l have large quantity of first
class oats which I will deliver in
Dickinson at lowest market prices.
WIN. MOORE.
a Dickinson young man has lined
his pantaloons from the knees down
with sheet iron. This is for protec.
tion against the attacks of two small
dogs that are on watch at the resi-
dence of his best girl.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lords
day services at IL A. NJ. and I p. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
ut 7:3O.
II. B. ScIIAFFNER, Pastor.
Died, at Antelope, Wednesday
March Goth, Mrs. J. n. Holdings.
worth, aged 2l years. Mrs. Hollings.
worth was a niece of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmond Hughes, of Antelope. Her
untimely death has filled the hearts
Of all who knew her with the deepest
SORROW.
Envelopes, note heads, letter heads.
bill heads, statements, business and
visiting cards and in fact everything
in the printing line neatly and
promptly executed at this office.
Call and examine our work and get
prices.
Fhe disappearance of the snow
reveals terrible state of things on
our streets and alleys which is liable
to breed disease, if not cleaned up.
The old cans and filth of all descrip.
tions which has accumulated during
the winter should be removed with
out delay.
The depot force and yard men
boarded the switch engine last Tues
day and went to Belfeld for hunt.
During their absence the high waters
washed out the track and left the
boys to walk home, leaving the
switch engine at Belfeld. Now we'll
back Henry Stevens as the champion
go-as- you-please walker of Dickinson.
Welch's Comedy Company gave
one of their side splitting entertain.
ments in Collister's hall, last even
ing, to fair sized audience. All
who attended were we'll paid as the
amusement furnished was superior
to that of most comedy companies.
The original hits and mimicry of
James Welch were good and we'll
worth the price of admission. The
other members of the company acted
their parts we'll and we predict for
them crowded house should they
ever return.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment is
one of the few really valuable patent
medicines which we always take
pleasure in calling attention to. 1t is
both for internal and external use
and is worth more to family than
a whole medicine chest.
The warm weather of the past
week has caused the ice to break uI
in the streams and the waters have
beon very high, taking out two
bridges eight and eleven miles east
of here and delaying trains from
Tuesday until yesterday when the
damage was repaired. The trains of
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
from the west were unable to pro.
ceed farther than here until yester.
day and the west bound trains were
detained at Gladstone. The ice
moved out of the Missouri at Bis
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