The Dickinson press., 1884-03-22

60 to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
Miss Ada Gale left for her home in
New York state last Monday.
For quiet game Of pool 60 to Gus
kelly's.
J. w. Dickerson has returned from
Michigan.
Gurley & Vinton. Choice CREAM
ERY BUTTER.
For all kinds of boots and shoes, go
to Cuskelly Bros.
The Fisher brothers will soon have
their new building completed.
Call on Fennell at the Big Sign for
the best aud cheapest goods.
JUST RECEIVED, an entirely NEW
STOCK OF LADIES SHOES; something
nice at Gurlcy & Vinton's.
Call on the Cuskelly Bros. if you
want good cocktail to drink.
Supt. Matthias was here yesterday.
Beckett & Foote brought in about
seventy buffalo hides this week.
If you want q fine cigar ask for the
Grand Republic at the Willard House.
There is to be social dance at
Collister's hall Tuesday evening. All
are invited to attend.
Daniel Kenzie, of Little Missouri,
was here this week looking up To-
cation for blacksmith shop.
A full line of gents furnishing
goods at reasonable prices at Cuskelly
Bros.
James Collister leaves tonight on
a business and plearure trip to st.
Paul and his old home in Iowa.
j. B. Russell has gone to st. Paul
OH business.
BOOTS and SHOES at Gurley 4
Vinton's.
August Beisigl has gone to Iowa
where he will purchase a lot of cattle
for the Dakota range.
A lot of choice "Belle of James
town. brand of -four for sale at Gus
! kelly Bros.
Ed. Davis has decorated the large
awning in front OF Davis & Fowler S
store with large and handsome sign.
Gents COARSE AND FINE BOOTS
just received at Gnrley l. Vinton's.
I have a large quantity of first
class oats which I will deliver in
Dickinson at lowest market prices.
VIM. MOORE.
G. r. Williams, proprietor of the
Bismarck bottling works, was in town
Wednesday,, shaking hands with his
many friends.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lord s
day services at IL A. NJ. and P. N
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 7:30.
II. B. SCnATFNER, Pastor.
Frank Smith, the genial mixologist
at Cuskelly's has gone to visit his
parents in Minnesota. lie will return
in about three weeks.
The Northern Pacific has reduced
the rates for emigrant movables to
$4,000 per car load from st. Paul.
The public is invited to examine
our new and choice line of ladies
and gents shoes.
GURLEY & VINToN.
VIM. Moore, forwarding agent fol
Black Hills freight loaded over l00,.
600 pounds for Deadwood this week
NJ. Cuskelly was at Little Missouri
Tuesday looking after the interests
of the firm at that point.
We want furniture store and har
ness shop. There is the best opening
here along the line for these lines Of
business.
There are good prospects for 9
roller mill being established at this
place during the summer. The in
vestmcnt would be paying one.
= Some good merchant tailor would
: strike gold mine richer than thu
. Coeur d'Alene by locating here.
The advertisement of Julius VOL
ter, dealer in watches, clocks ant
jewelry, appears in this issue. Mr.
Wolter has opened up his store, occu
pying part of one side of the Dick
inson Hardware Company's room
He was formerly Of Buffalo, n. Y
and is thorough workman. If yo,
have any work in his line give hin
a call.
Mr.. A. Keyes, of the firm of Bran
BILE & Keyes, was here yesterday OF
business connected with the Blacl
Hills freight. He went out soutl
a short distance and was well pleased
with the road. He has gone to Mile
City but will return in few day
and make trip over the road t.
Deadwood. The report that they ar
going to Medora is unfounded.
l. For Sale,
i II The furniture and lease of a hote