The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-03-08

lard House.
A. Messersmith has gone to St.
Paul on business.
60 to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
Dakota has $50 newspapers.
For quiet game of pool go to Gus
kelly's.
Miss Jennie Burns is recovering
from. a severe spell of sickness.
Call on Fennell at the Big Sign for
the best aud cheapest goods.
Mrs. Fred Rau is again on duty at
the post-otlice after few days sick
ness.
Call on the Cuskelly Eros. if you
want good cocktail to drink.
Sheriff Cuskelly, after spending
several days at Mandan, returned
home Wednesday morning.
If you want a fine cigar ask for the
Grand Republic at the Willard House.
The "beautiful snow" has once
more covered mother earth to the
depth of two inches.
Cuskelly Bros. are stocking up with
a large supply of new goods.
If you want dish of raw, stewed
OF fried oysters go to the Willard
House.
School will be opened at Richard
ton OH Monday the l7th with Miss
Slack as teacher.
A full line of gents furnishing
goods at reasonable prices at Cuskelly
Bros.
Rev. Cook, of Gladstone. will hold
religious services in the school house
at 2115 O'Clock p. NJ. Sunday.
A lot of choice "Belle of James
town" brand of -four for sale at Gus.
kelly Bros.
Mr.. Burritt of the jewelry firm of
Blrritt 4 Compton, Mandan, was in
town this week.
Sixteen choice lots for sale. Best
locations in town.
GEo. AULD.
j. B. Cooper, a Minneapolis boot
and shoe man was regists red at the
Willard House Tuesday.
1 have large quantity of first
class oats which l will deliver in
Dickinson at lowest market prices.
WIN. MOORE.
Mrs. Ella Braden spent several days
in Mandan this week.
Dickinson Baptist church. Lords 5
day services at III A. NJ. and p. NJ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
at 7:30.
II. B. ScHAFFNER, Pastor
Mr.. Warren who has had charge of
the Northern Pacific supplies here
for some time has gone TO Jamestown
to locate.
Ed. Dodd is the happy father of
another bouncing boy. lie arrived
Tuesday morning. Mother and child
doing we'll.
e. G. McDonough, a brother of our
townsman, John McDonough, came
in from the west Thursday and will
spend few days with his brother.
A COW belonging to f. j. Tamblin
was SO badly injured in some manner.
while tied up in the stable the other
night, that she had to be killed
J. F. Maloney. of Glendive, and the
Dawson county representative in the
Montana legislature, was married to
a Miss Wallace at Glendive last Tues
day.
The Gladstone Rustler has again
made its appearance and is All i'm
provement over other issues.
Frank Chase, Daniel Dunham and
Jeff. Mcdonald came in from Kill
deer mountain this week. They re.
port stock in that section as in good
condition.
Geo. Beisigl, VIM. Gibson and con-
stable Stark were at Taylor Wednes-
day attending law suit between j.
S. Let's and Mr.. Riddell, of Gladstone.
Jesse Ruffner, James Cuskelly,
Samuel Burnside and Charles Haines
started with several tons of freight for
the Black Hills last Wednesday.
There are still several carloads here
and more arriving every day OF two.
Edmond Hughes, one Of the pioneer
settlers at Antelope came up Thurs
day with the special election returns
of his township and made the Press
a very pleasant call. He reports that
a number Of settlers will locate
around Antelope in the spring.
Fred Rau proposes to hatch chick
ems without hens. He has built an
incubator for that purpose, the mech
anism of which is perfect in I'll its
details and shows Fred to be All in.
ventive genius of no mean abilities