The Dickinson press., 1884-05-17

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VIM. Moore returned from the
Black Hills Monday.
Go to Collister's for all kinds o1
lumber.
G. S. Cryne, of Gladstone, was ii
town Tuesday.
Stockmens' Headquarters is at the
Willard House.
J. G. Campbell, of Gladstone, was
in town Monday.
Smoke the hest. Get the Capitol
City brand ut the Willard House.
ID. T. Bramble was in town sew.
eral days this week.
Lawyer E. G. Rice, of Mandan,
spent yesterday in town.
J. V. Bowles is giving the Eagle
House a fresh coat of paint.
"A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
N. G. and Il. w. Lawrence spent
Friday of this week at Glcndive.
Several new business enterprises
will soon open up in town.
G. S. Burke has erected two-story
house on his claim northeast of town.
Several teams loaded and pulled out
with Black Hills freight this week.
Geo. MuZZey was in town Thurs.
day from his ranch on the Cannon
Ball.
Kusel & Co. will open up a clothing
house in the Leonberger building on
Willard street.
Some changes have been made in
the railroad yard men during the
past week.
Some of the railroad boys have
been doing some tall cunning during
the past week.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at J. Slatcher's gun store.
f. S. Walker, formerly yard master
at Mandan, succeeds Mr.. Matthias as
station agent at this place.
August Beisigl will arrive in town
IN few days, from Iowa, with over
| Il hundred head of stock.
The Dickinson and Deadwood
freight line is completed as far south
us the Grand river.
Parties coming in from Deadwood
and other points will find that the
Willard House is the hotel that will
suit them.
e. A. Hines has been engaged as
night watchman, by the business men
OH Willard street.
Geo. Beisigl has nearly completed
a neat and substantial house on his
claim east of town.
The cattle yards will be moved
during the summer to a more suit
able and convenient place.
The adulteration of condition pow-
ders has got to such pitch that one
can now buy a pound pack of dust
and ashes for 25 cents. There is only
one kind now known that are strictly
pure, and those are Sheridan's Cav
airy Powders.
We should have mentioned before
that the filthy condition Of some of
the lots in town demand immediate
attention.
J. V. Bowles and B. A. Lawrence
have taken the contract to erect the
building, for II. w. Lawrence, which
is to be used for county offices.
The dam in the Heart river, which
was damaged during the breakup
this spring, has been repaired and
made stronger by the r. r. Co.
The railroad company have put in
new boiler and machinery for rails
ing the water into the tank near the
main track.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lord
day services at IL A. M. and 7:30 p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 7:30.
II. B. SCIIAFFNER, Pastor.
Joe. Spence was in town with teams
to get lumber for bridges on the
Dickinson and Deadwood freight road,
early in the week.
T. A. Kenyon, who has been yard
master here since last summer, is
now running a freight train OH this
division.
The keystone Restaurant, James
O. Beck proprietor, has been opened
up in the Clough building. Mr.. Beck
has had years of experience in the
business and the place is conducted
in first class style. The rooms are fit
ted up in a neat, tasty manner and
any one desiring a good No. meal
can obtain it at the keystone, at any
hour, day OF night. Give it trial.
1t is a question whether run of
the cholera would arouse some of the
good people of Dickinson to the i'm
portance Of cleaning up.
For Sale.
One span of mules for sale cheap.