The Dickinson press., 1884-12-27

Prove up.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
Pat. Tumulty came in from trap.
ping expedition Wednesday,.
For fine clocks at lowest prices go
| to Fennell's.
The addition to the roller skating
rink is nearing completion.
A full new stock of groceries at
Vinton's.
A. B. Berry, the landlord of the
hotel at Taylor, was in town Monday.
| Coal taken at this office on SUBJ
scription.
John Smith is dead-that is, Smiths
dog John, and there is mourning in
the house of Smith.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
A. Christeson, superintendent of
Wells, Fargo & Cos express, passed
through here on his way west Sunday.
Circulating library at Z. H. Gun
ningham's confectionery store.
County Superintendent Evans is
teaching term of school at the Ger
man settlement north of Gladstone.
A good assortment of queensware
and crockery at Fennell's store.
Beckett & Foote and Merry & Pearl
are shipping large quantities of veni-
son to the eastern markets.
All kinds of printed stationery
neatly put up in tablet form ut this
office.
Fred Rau now manipulates the
mail at the post.office, having been
sworn in as deputy postmaster.
II. Fred Rau the Dickinson jeweler.
Clocks, watches and jewelry cleaned
and repaired.
f. +. Smith had the only Christ
mas tree in town and it was a
''dandy"-presents for all who called.
II. G. McQuarrie, by an advertise
ment in another column, offers his
saloon outfit for sale at bargain.
Methodist Episcopal services will
be held in the Baptist church to-mor.
row ut o'clock u. NJ.
Thos. Fl. Ryan, who was injured
last week, and of which we made
mention. is again on duty at the car
shops.
Just received ut Fenell's, new
stock of clothing, Of the best styles
and quality at lowest prices.
The grand calico ball at Granteer's
hall on New Years eve promises to
eclipse anything of the kind ever
held in Dickinson.
Shot gun wads of all calibcrs, pow.
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at J. Slatcher's gun store.
Miss Sisson, of near Gladstone, is
teaching a term of school a few miles
south of that place in township 1870
range "a.
If you want good square meal OF
lunch at any hour of the day or night
go to the international restaurant
Fresh oysters by the can or dish.
The west bound passenger train on
Wednesday evening ran into bunch
of cattle at the east end of town,
breaking the legs of two of them.
Go to Smiths place for good
square lunch. He has opened up 1,
first class lunch counter and has pies
sandwiches, pigs feet, salmon
oysters, etc.
E. l.. Crane has moved his estab
lishment to the building between the
post-office and Fennell's store, where
you can now get horn to your taste
"a buffalo horn.
Alex. Mckenzie came in from the
Kildeer mountains Monday with
about 5000 pounds of venison which
was purchased by Merry & Pearl for
shipment east.
Mrs. Nelson w. Pierce and family,
after spending q few days with their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore, re.
sumed their journey to Portland, Ore
gon, Tuesd day.
Packages and all kinds of freight,
also drafts for money, forwarded to
any place ON the globe, at greatly re.
duced rates.
j. FENNELI, Agent.
The scholars presented Miss Nettie
Thurber, their teacher, with hand
some dressing case and autograph
album for Christmas gifts. Miss
Thurber is popular with the scholars.
Religious services at the Baptist
church until further notice will be as
follows: Sunday school at $3.50 o'clock
A. NJ. Preaching at 1890 a. NJ,
and at 7:3O p. NJ.
G. ID. BALLENTINE, Pastor
The Moorhead News and Mandan
Times have issued holiday supple
ments, both a credit to the respective