The Dickinson press., 1885-02-14

A full new stock of groceries at
Vinton's.
Coal taken at this office on sub.
scription.
Choice Print Butter at 80 cents
at Vinton's.
The ice has gone out of the Yellow
stone river.
II. +. Beckett visited Miles City on
business last week.
Circulating library at f, II. Cum
ningham's confectionery store.
The Grand Forks university has an
attendance of seventy-eight pupils.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
The firm of ]. G. Aver & Co., spent
in advertising last year the sum of
$SO0,O0O.
Closing out sale of mems and child
ren's Arctics and felt boots at cost
at Vinton's.
jamestown claims to have less law.
lessness than any other city of its
size.
| Western Starr looked upon the
legislature at Bismarck the first of
the week.
The legislature is wrestling with
the woman's suffrage bill. 1t has
passed the house.
The number of saloons in Pierre
has been reduced within the past
year from twenty to nine.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow.
der. shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at J. Slatcher's gun store.
G. A. Farmer came i'm from the
prairie few days since suffering
with SNOW blindness. He is better
now.
W. T.. Harper, of Pottawatomie
county, Iowa, is here looking up a
location and is we'll pleased with the
prospects.
Some one, probably we'll filled up
with tirewater, broke one of the large
lights in the front of ID. l. Bailey s
hardware store Wednesday night.
VIM. Moore is lathing that part of
his building occupied by John Slatcll-
er, tn. gunsmith, and will fit it ND
so as to make good business room.
Billiards, blockades and business
suspended in Iowa, Wisconsin Michi-
gan, Illinois and Nebraska. Sunshine.
summer-like and salubrious in
Dakota.
Go to Smiths place for a good
square lunch. He has opened up q
first class lunch counter and has pies
sandwiches, pigs feet, salmon
oysters, etc.
The following land filings were
made before Judge Moore since oul
last report: B. O. Finger. homestead
VIM. Kennedy, pre-emption, both
near South Heart.
Peter ]. Book, the Medora brick
manufacturer, dropped into the PRESS
office "Wednesday and subscribed fo1
this journal for the enlightenment Of
the nations, for one year.
Stamp & Griffith, the contractors
and builders, make speciality OF
Office desks and tables, also contract
for the erection of any kind of a
building. Give them call.
Our thanks are extended to Hon.
John B. Raymond for variety of
vegetables and garden seeds. We
will turn granger and cultivate the
PRESS farm the coming season.
Sam. Whitney, the pioneer opera
house manager of Bismarck, who
about eight years ago opened busi-
ness in tent and two years after.
wards built the present opera house,
has returned from Dickinson and is
reviving his recollections Of pioneer
times in this city.-Bismarck Journal.
If a we'll he poisoned, woe be to
those who drink thereat. 1t is worse
to poison the fountain of life for one S
Golf and for DoStnrity Often nv
carelessness. or misfortune or in.
heritance. this has been done. Ayers
Sarsaparilla frees the blood, the vital
stream, and restores appetite,
strength and health.
F.. s. Walker was around Monday
with broad smile on his face set.
ting up the cigars to the boys and
when lie explained that boy weigh.
ing eleven pounds was born at his
residence Sunday night we took a
Havana and smoked to the health OF
the bhoy. wishing Mr.. Walker many
returns Of the happy event.
Mrs. John Held left Wednesday
for Armindale Iowa. where she was
called to attend an invalid aunt. She
will probably return in six or eight
weeks. When Mrs. Held came here
IN the fall she was suffering from
chills and fever, hut the Dakota elm
ate soon restored her to perfect