The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-10-11

Frank Chase is back from the east.
Goods cheaper than ever at
Vlnton's.
Stages are now running on the Me.
dora and Deadwood route.
All kinds of fresh fruits at E. H.
Cunningham's.
Mrs. Walter Richards, of Bel6eld,
is visiting friends here this week.
Coal taken at this office on sub.
scription.
J. S. Conwell, of Deadwood, was in
town the first of the week.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
luml er.
G. M. Sargent, of Chicago, is stop
ping at the Willard house.
Call and get prices. New stock,
new prices at Vinton's.
Sheriff Cuskelly is busy this week
posting election notices.
Circulating library at E. H. Gun
ningham's confectionery store.
A team belonging to G. II. Kline
felter caused a little excitement
Thursday by running away.
Full Stock of Boots and Shoes Just
Received at Vinton's.
A Roedelheimer, European emigra-
tion agent of the Northern Pacific
was in town this week.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store
Mrs. A. F. Dow left here Thursday
for Belfeld, where she intends to
open up restaurant.
Twill sell my entire stock for the
next thirty days at a discount.
J. F. VINToN.
There is talk of building system
of narrow guage railroads in the
Black Hills.
Gurley's threshing machine is now
at Richardton turning out the golden
grain for the farmers of that vicinity.
We saw yesterday six potatoes
raised by w. B. Powers, which
weighed twelve pounds.
Hugh Beckett was out south east of
town the first of the week looking up
a location for a cattle ranch.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow
der. shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at j. Slatcher's gun store.
McNair has opened up his barber
shop in his new building Oh Willard
street and a neat place it is.
Methodist Episcopal services will
he held in the Baptist church to-mor-
row at 3 O'Clock p. M.
Beckett & Foote are excavating for
a cellar at the rear of the Press
building, over which they will build
a ware room.
A. Goodkind, of the firm of Wise &
Goodkind, Bismarck, was in town
Thursday looking after the interests
Of the firm.
Capt. VIM. Harmon has 400 head of
cattle which he is herding in the
vicinity of town and holding for a
better market.
E. s. Walker and B. F. Fowler
spent few days on the prairies this
week and succeeded in bagging quite
quantity of game.
G. S. C.yne is building one of the
neatest and best residences on his
claim near Gladstone, to be found in
this country. 1t is of stone and will
be very substantial.
We were shown this week, a NAM
moth head Of cauliAower grown on
C. H. Kiinefelter's farm, which
knocks the spots off anything we have
yet seen in that line.
The Weare Live Stock Co., will
ship 1900 head of cattle from here
Sunday, consigned to Chicago. The
shipping will be done under the man.
agement of Henry G. Weare.
A. o. Perry, of Gladstone, has
threshed his wheat which turned out
twenty-seven bushels to the acre. He
also had a good crop of cane which
matured and was manufactured into
molasses.
Last Sunday while Merry & Pearl
were driving six head of cattle they
had bought of Driscol & Son, into the
corral. one of them broke away, gored
a horse to death and left for parts
unknown.
Messrs Hoist. Fred Weser and An
drew Lutz aTe here looking up loca.
tions to settle. They are much
pleased with the land in this vicinity
and will undoubtedly return in the
spring with their families.
Mr.. f. F. Smith and bride arrived
from the east last Tuesday evening
and received the congratulations of
friends who were glad to welcome
Mr.. Smith and his wife to Dickinson.
Mrs. Smith will make another good
acquisition to the already fine soci-
ETY. of our town.