The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1884-11-08

eIeu Ifom his Illness us to be able to
be OH the street.
n full line of ladies' wool hose lust
received ut Vinton's.
just received at Fenell's. new
stock of clothing. of the best STYLES
and quality at lowest prices.
j. NJ. Tracey. of Taylor, brought
the poll lists and returns UP from
that place Thursday.
All kinds of printed stationery
neatly put up in tablet form at this
office.
Chas. Clarkson, one of the North
ern Pacilic's best engineers. has re-
moved his family from Glendive to
this place.
Shot gun waGs of all calibcrs, pow
der. shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at j. Slatcher.s gun store.
j. f. Ninton is determined to SUP
ply the town with apples the coming
winter. He received fifty barrels
from the east this week.
Methodist Episcopal services will
he held in the Baptist church to-lnor.
row ut O'Clock i. NJ.
John Held and family arrived from
Missouri last week and have settled
in Dickinson to make it their future
home.
+. S. Wood and family came i'm yes.
terday from Missouri and will become
permanent residents of Dickinson.
Mr.. Wood is a man of son means
and will engage i'm the cattle business.
Go to Smiths place for good
square lunch. He has OPENED up IL
first class lunch counter and has pies,
sandwiches, pigs feet, salmon.
oysters, etc.
Dr. Roharts left on this mornings S
train for Brainerl, where he will as.
siSt in II difficult surgical operation at
the Northern Pacific hospital. He
will go from there to st. Paul and
meet his family who will come to
Dickinson with him,
The professional card of DR.. VIM.
B. Coyle. of Helirld. appears i'm this;
issue. The DR.. is a graduate of the
University of Maryland and Bulti.
more School OF Pharmacy, with
twelve years practice. part of which
was i'm the L. $. army.
Michael Donahuc and M. A. Nc
Clnre while running II hand ear ut Il
high rate of speed near Antelope last
Thursday were badly injured hy the
oar jumping the track and throwing
them to the ground.
III e ,itizcns who believed in and
supported the ticket 10y that name
held u jolliiication meeting on We'd
nesday night to celebrate the victory
achieved in the county. Western
Starr and VIM. Gibson made short
speeches to the crowd.
w. Ct. Davis had Il valuable horse
injured i'm his stable by Il stray shot
from Il revolver, which penetrated a
board and lodged in the horses hip.
Will received fifty dollars for the
damage. The horse is likely to re-
cover.
The increase in population this
week is ut the residences of II. l..
LamorcrX and ID. /. Bailey. Both Of
the newcomers arrived last Sunday
and are bouncing boys. This togetl-
er with the fact hat they were
elected to Office Tuesday is enough to
make Ed. and Denny happy.
We neglected. last week to call at
tcntom to the advertisement of the
Franz Falk Brewing Company. of
Milwaukee, Wis. They have estab-
lishrd IL branch at Bismarck. for sup
plying the Dakota an | Montana trade.
with otto Fischer as manager, and if
Mr.. Fischer does not succeed i'm build
ing npa large trade for the firm it
will not he because their beer is not
tirst-class and the business in the
hands of a good manager. Read the
advertisement and drink Franz
Falk's beer.
\ gentleman of Minnesota has iM-
vented combined high and low
pressure boiler for steamboat pllr.
poses, designed to make large saving
in tn" consumption of fuel. lie has
offered to build and fit up a steam-
boat to carry one hundred passengers.
and place it at the disposal Of the
United States Commissioner OF the
Worlds Exposition for Minnesota
for use at New Orleans during the
continuance Of the great show. The
offer has been accepted and the boat
will he on exhibition and also be used
for excursion purposes.
Notice 10 the Citizen, Of Dickinson.
The y. p. r. II. has stopped selling
coal. but any one wanting coal or
wood can get the same from Doran &
Cranberry, f. 5. Walker being their
agent. Nov. 1T.