The Dickinson press., 1884-04-05
]. II. Baldwin, jeweler, Mandan.
Who will care for winter now!
Go to Collister's for all kinds of

/ AuihoSAs
The Northern Pacific is increasing
it's forces along the line.
Call on Fennell at the Big Sign for
the best aud cheapest goods.
The advertisement of d. 1. Cum.
mings, appears in this issue.
Fresh Oranges and Lemons to be
had at Z. f. Smiths.
Constable Stark is confined to the
house by sickess.
H. L. Dickinson finished sowing
his wheat on the first day of April.
Smoke the best. Get the Capitol
City brand at the Willard House.
Stockmens' Headquarters is at the
Willard House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rau have moved
| to their farm on Green river.
Steele was visited by q disastrous
fire on Thursday evening of last week.
Assistant superintendent Matthias
has resigned, to take effect in few
days.
The recent high waters washed out
portion of the dam near the pump
house.
w. NJ. Gurley, of the firm of Cur.
ley & Vinton, is in Biianarck on busi-
ness.
Morris Sebastian is painting and
otherwise improving his place of
business.
Cuskclly Bros. have ornamented
their saloon with elegant new wall
paper and paint.
Notice the change in the adver-
tisement Of Chas. Green, lumber
merchant, this week.
The Catholics of South Heart have
been very liberal in donating $40 to
the church here.
Julius Wolter, our rustling jeweler.
made a business trip to Medora last
Saturday returning Tuesday.
John Davis and VIM. Walton have
made arrangements to open saloon
in short time at Gladstone.
Miss Maria Lockwood, formerly of
Madrid, N. Y. has purchased valu-
able real estate of N. G. Lawrence.
Parties coming in from Deadwood
and other points will find that the
Willard House is the hotel that will
suit them.
VIM. Peyton was brought in from
the range last Saturday in a badly
crippled up condition from rheuma-
tism.
Matt. Kincaid has men at work
building q large corral, stalls and of.
flee for the use of Black Hills freight.
ers.
The subscriber will rent his house
and will also sell a new bureau and
commode.
II. B. SCHAFFNER.
N. C. Lawrence and B. F. Fowler
went to Glendive Wednesday morn.
ing to see the sights of that wicked
city.
Miss Nettie Thurber is now teach
ing the school in place Of Mrs. E. II.
Davis, resigned. She took charge
last Monday.
There is no section of the United
States that can boast of finer spring
weather than we are having at the
present time.
N. G. Lawrence is doing a good
business in real estate, having sold
number of choice lots during the
past week.
j. B. Russell returned from st Paul
Friday with car load of horses,
wagons and buggies for use in the
livery business.
J. V. Bowles is erecting a small
business room on his lot west of the
Eagle Hotel which will be occu.
pied by Ed. Dodd as a news depot.
1 have a large quantity Of first
class oats which I will deliver in
Dickinson at lowest market prices.
VIII. MOORE.
The old coal shed gave way Sunday
under the heavy pressure of coal
which had been stored in it and sew.
eral hundred bushels rolled over the
track.
Apropos of the Dickinson CORES
pondent of the Bad Lands Cow Boy;
SIT is mean bird that will befoul it's
own nest" Perhaps the dirty thing
is preparing to fly. 1t is sincerely to
be hoped that he is, for we can we'll
spare all such carrion kites.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lord s
day services at IL A. NJ. and P. n
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 7:30.
H. B. scHAFFNER, Pastor.
The Medora freight route is not a
reality; it is only a paper institution
and all that is ever heard of it now
is from the Bad Lands Cow Boy and
| ManGan Pioneer.
We notice that agricultural news
papers all over the country are now