The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-10-18

Prove up.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
Coal taken at this Office on sub.
scription.
All kinds of fresh fruits at E. II.
Cunningham
The candidates smile and say
sshow!"
For fine clocks at lowest prices go
to Fennell's.
Antelope in large numbers are re-
ported northwest of town.
A quantity of oats wanted at
Vinton's.
James Collister was spectator at
the Bismarck convention.
Overshoes of all descriptions at
Vinton's.
Clay & Forrest shipped forty-seven
cars Of cattle to Chicago this week.
Circulating library at f. II. Gun
ningham's confectionery store.
A good assortment of queensware
and crockery at Fennell's store.
Andy Messersmith has moved his
family to his ranch northwest of
here.
\ full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
The PRESS office has been turning
out quite a lot of fine job printing the
past week.
just received at Vinton's. A full
line of furnishing and dress goods.
Cheap for cash.
The Continental Cattle Co., will
ship 1000 head of cattle to Chicago
to-day.
just received at Fenell's, new
stock of clothing, of the best styles
and quality at lowest prices.
Mrs. Chas. C;,navan and sister re-
turned from a visit to Glendlve Tues.
day.
All kinds of printed stationery
neatly putt up in tablet form at this
office.
Shot gun wads of I'LL calibers, pow
der. shot and ammunition Of all kinds
for sale at ]. Slatcher's gun store.
John Fisher shipped 400 bushels
of potatoes and 1000 pounds of cab
bage to MetlOra this week.
Methodist Episcopal services will
he held in the Baptist church to-mor-
row at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
\. B. Combs, representing Gregory,
Cooley & Co.. Chicago cattle dealers,
returned from trip to that city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Bnrnell, all Evangelist from
Chicago, lectured in the Baptist
church Tuesday evening OH the study
of the bible.
Just now Dakota newspapers are
conspicuous by the absence of every.
thing from their columns except poll.
tical matter.
j. Fennell keeps complete and
fine assortment of dry goods, cloth
ing. boots, shoes and groceries which
he is selling at bottom prices.
Rev. VIM. Cooke has our thanks for
two mammoth beets weighing seven
teen pounds. Tho Rev. has a whole
field of them.
Beckett & Foote were very unfor-
tunate in having fifty tons of good
hay burned up on Friday of last week
by a prairie fire.
Mrs. VIM. Ledgerwood and Mrs.
Michael Hanley returned Monday
from pleasant visit of several days
to friends at Glendive.
DIR. Rolarts attended meeting of
the Missouri Valley Medical Associa-
ton at Bismarck last Tuesday and
was admitted to membership.
Michael Hanley has opened up his
cigar stand in the new barber shop.
Mike has fine stock of goods and
deserves liberal share of patronage.
A. Jopp and n. C. Lawrence, dele
gates to the district convention have
returned home. Mrs. Lawrence ac-
companied her husband to Bismarck.
James Robinson left for Deadwood
to-day. He has secured Il valuable
quarter section near here and will re-
turn in the spring with his family.
Paymaster Samuel Roberts, of
Wilkesbarre, who stole 100000 to
give to the church. has been expelled
by that body. That's gratitude for
you!
J. F. Vinton was at Bismarck Sun
day, and says the city has made some
marvellous changes and improve
ments since he first visited it three
years ago.
The slaughter house of Dietrich
Bros, near Bismarck. was burned
Monday night together with contents.
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