The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1885-01-24

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Dakota built over 800 school houses
in 1884.
A full new stock of groceries at
Vinton's.
Coal taken at this office on sub.
scription.
Charles Lentz, of Knife River, was
in town last Saturday on business.
Circulating library at E. H. Cum
ningham's confectionery store.
A full assortment Of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
Valentines of all styles and prices
at E. H. Cunningham
We are ready to receive the coal
promised us on subscription. Bring
it along.
A good merchant tailor is badly
needed here. The business would
pay a handsome profit.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at j. Slatcher's gun store.
The Dickinson Hardware Co., re-
ceived largo and varied assortment
of tinware and granite ware this
| week.
The Fisher Bros. will establish a
first class dairy on their farm in the
spring. The business will be pay
ing one.
Fred Rau, the Dickinson jeweler,
is now the possessor Of a jewel priced
very highly by him. 1t is boy,
born Thursday, January %.
David Roberts will commence the
erection of a neat residence OH his
farm as soon as the weather will per-
nit. Stamp & Griffith have the con-
tract.
A piece of Dickinson coal about
four by six feet square in front of
Beckett 4 Foote'S store is attracting
a great deal of attention. 1t is fine
specimen.
The mush and milk social given hy
the Young Peoples Baptist Aid
Society at the residence OF DR.. Nc
Donald Oh Thursday evening was
quite q success.
The addition to the roller rink is
completed and the rink is now eighty
feet in length with a good hard wood
floor. 1t will he opened to the pub.
lie this evening.
Go to Smiths place for good
square lunch. He has opened up a
first class lunch counter and has pies
sandwiches, pigs feet, salmon
oysters, etc.
Thirteen saloons in Fargo are go
ing out Of business. This will leave
the denizens of that burg only forty
three places where they can be sup
piled with liquid lightning.
The Rural New Yorker offered :
prize of Sl0 for the largest potato
sent them, and, as usual, q Dakot;
potato won the prize. The potato
was sent from the Black Hills anG
weighed four and one-half pounds.
Read our club-lIst in another col
umn. We can give good clubbing
rates with any leading paper and are
prepared to receive and forward sub
scriptions for any newspaper or peri
odical in the world.
Just received. A lot of men s and
hoy's clothing, hats and caps, also
fine shoes for men, women and child
rem. Sold at rock bottom prices
for cash, at
J. FENNELL's.
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 gel
prices.
E. S. Walker has resigned his posi-.
ton as agent for the Northern Pa
cific and will take position on the
road as conductor. He will, however
remain a resident of this place
which we are glad to know. j. J.
Freeman, of Mandan. will be ap
pointed to fill the position vacated b!
Mr.. Walker.
Berties Brooks, aged about seven
teen years, died at the Eagle hotel
last Tuesday of partial paralysis to
gether with other complications, ant
was buried hero Thursday. His par
ents reside in Missouri and have beer
notified of his death. Funeral ger
vices were conducted by Rev. G. ID
Ballentine at the Eagle hotel.
The post-otfice has heen removed
to Cuskelly Bros, store, and n. S
Cuskelly appointed assistant post
master. The location is near th'
business center of town and shoul'
give generl satisfaction. The follow
ing card from Postmaster Auld eS
plains the matter: In view of m,