The Dickinson press., 1885-01-03

Prove up.
Go to Collister's for all kinds of
lumber.
For fine clocks at lowest prices go
to Fennell's.
A full new stock of groceries at
Vinton's.
Coal taken at this ofice on sub.
scription.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
Circulating library at E. H. Gun.
ningham's confectionery store.
c. II. Vannier, treasurer elect Of
this county, was in town yesterday.
A good assortment of queensware
and crockery at Fenmell's store.
Frank Chase and James Cuskelly
came in Tuesday with a large lot of
venison.
All kinds of printed stationery
neatly put up in tablet form at this
office.
The Northern Pacific railroad will
build large stock yards at Medora
next spring.
H. Fred Rau the Dickinson jeweler.
Clocks, watches and jewelry cleaned
and repaired.
E. s. Walker has sent one of his
bird dogs to Superintendent Graham
as a present.
Just received at Fenell's, new
stock of clothing, of the best styles
and quality at lowest prices.
Persons who promised us coal can
deliver the same at any time. Our
coal house is nearly empty.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at J. Slatcher's gun store.
Timothy Cuskelly left for his old
home, Faribault, Minn., this week to
settle up few business matters.
| If you want good square meal or
lunch at any hour of the day or night,
go to the international restaurant.
Fresh oysters by the can or dish.
Michael Goodale, who passed
through here few weeks ago OH his
way from the coast was very favor.
ably impressed with the town. He
went as far east as Mandan, but re.
turned this week with his family, and
is now one of our residents.
Packages and all kinds Of 1" light,
also drafts for money, forwarded to
any place on the globe, at greatly re-
duced rates.
j. FENNELI., Agent.
Rev. G. r. Hair, Superintendent OF
the North Dakota Mission, M. f.
church, will assist Rev. Cooke in
holding quarterly meeting services in
building near the residence of the
latter, seven miles east of here next
Sunday. There will be no services
here OH that day.
Envelopes, note heads, letter heads
bill heads, statements, business and
visiting cards and in fact everything
in the printing line neatly and
promptly executed at this Office
Call and examine our work and get
prices.
A short time since Rev. Ballentine
received a unanimous call from the
members of the Baptist chuach at
Huron to become their pastor. After
considering the matter he has decid.
ed to remain here. This will be
pleasing news to the numerous
friends of Rev. Ballentine in this
vicinity.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
neat calendar from the Cambridge
O.. Herald, one of the leading news.
papers of our old home. 1t is printed
in three colors and shows skill and
workmanship that would be credit
to a metropolitan daily. The proprie
tors Of tho Herald are rustlers of the
Dakota stamp.
AS will be seen by the commission
ers' proceedings in another column
the new board, consisting of II. L.
Dickinson, j. F. Perry and VIM
Viking, organized on Wednesday
evening, December "a, 1884 and elec
ted II. J.. Dickinson, chairman. The
bonds of II. E. LamoreuX, Morris
Sebastian, r. ]. Turner and Thomas
Evans were approved. The bond OF
G. II. Vannier will he presented at
the meeting of the hoard next Mon
day, when all the officers will enter
upon their duties. They are all good
men and the economic administration
Of county affairs will undoubtedly lie
carried on to the satisfaction of all.
All those who attended the calico
ball on New Years eve were amply
repaid by the pleasant evening spent
i'll tripping the light fantastic.
About sixty couples We're present.
Mirth and pleasure reigned supreme
and the merry dancers did not dis.
perse until 1884 was past and the new