The Dickinson press., 1885-01-10


Vinton's.
School commenced again Monday
after two weeks vacation.
Coal taken at this Office on SUBJ
scription.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at J. Slatcher's gun store.
Western Starr was at Bism arck
this week attending to legal business.
Circulating library at f. H. Gun
ningham's confectionery store.
Joe. Flage is back from a four
weeks visit to Michigan and other
eastern states.
Mrs. E. F. Smith has gone to Wau-
kan, Iowa, on visit of three weeks
| to her sister.
Rieley Bros, of Central City, load
ed with Black Hills freight, Monday
and pulled out Tuesday.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at j. Slatcher's gun store.
A number of our citizens will at
tend the opening of the legislature at
Bismarck next week.
All kinds of printed stationery
neatly put up in tablet form at this
office.
At 2 P. NJ. Wednesday the ther-
mometer registered 46 degrees above
zero, ten below temperate.
VIM. Walton was sworn in as jailer
last Monday and at once entered up
on the discharge Of the duties of
his office.
VIM. Glines, of Belfeld, and Mrs.
Fannie Hartley were married on
Saturday evening, january 3, by Rev.
G. ID. Ballentine.
G. S. Burke has gone to la Crosse
Wis. where he will remain until
March and return with stock and
| ulill implements.
All the new county officers have
qualified and entered upon the dis.
charge of their duties, except the
surveyor and coroner.
Rev. J. NJ. Pamment, Congregations
al minister of Glendive, will preach
in the school room on Sunday .anu.
ary 18th. at 1890 A. NJ.
George Auld has been appointed
townsite and n. p. land agent at Bel
field and will take his new position
about the first of March.
Harry Ledgerwood. one of the boil.
er makers i'm the n. =. shops. after
spending the holidays ut his old home
Creston, Iowa, is back again.
II. +. Beckett has had deer heai
mounted and on exhibition at the
store that is as fine specimen of the
kind as we have ever seen.
Andy Messersmith was in from his
ranch this week and reports cattle OF
the range as in fine condition. The
recent cold spell did no damage.
VIM. Gibson. who has been visiting
his mother at Toronto, Ontario. fo
the past six weeks. returned Thurs
day. He reports pleasant trip.
For the next ten days Mrs. Ell;
Braden will offer for sale her entir.
stock of millinery and fancy goods a
cost. Call early and secure bargains
Henry Pl Plaggmier and VIM. Hecht
two of Taylor's prosperous German
farmers. were here Monday on bust
ness and made the Press a profitable
call.
Beckett 4 Footc have new steam
generator in operation at the LIVER,
stable. 1t is used for cooking fec
for stock. They are agents for thes
generators.
]. B. Thompson returned Wednes
doy, from a trip Us far east as Brain
erd. He sold about $3.50 worth O
polished buffalo horns during his alb
sence.
An article from a correspondent
opposing the reduction of the pric
of government land to sl.25 is crowd
ad ont tliS week hut will aDpear ii
our next issue.
The week of prayer was observed
here Ivy Rev. Ballentine holding sci
vices in the Baptist church ever,
evening of this week except this
l. Saturday evening.
H. T.. Dickinson and little son lef
: to-day for a visit of six week t
9 his former home. Moira. \. Y. MI
:, Dickinson is a firm. believer i'll Dake
4 ia dirt and will whoop'er up in tn
u ears of the New Workers.
j ]. B. Russell. the enterprising ger
s tleman who established the liver
stable here and recently sold the bus
= ness to Recket & Foote, left to-day
for his former home, Moira, n.
d Mr.. Russell made many friends dn
u ing his residence here who wi
!, regret his departure.
= We have received an invitatio