The Dickinson press., 1885-03-14

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Choice creamery butter at Vinton's.
The d. V. F. Co.'S ball Tuesday.
Coal taken at this Office on sub
scription.
Don't forget the tiremen's ball.
Admission one dollar.
Attend the Firemen's ball, at the
rink Tuesday evening.
No material change in the fine
weather since our last issue.
Circulating library at E. H. Gun
ningham's confectionery store.
The Medora roller rink was opened
with ball Wednesday evening.
A full assortment of first quality
shot shells at j. Slatcher's gun store.
Mrs. Wright and children, of Man.
dan, are visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
Seaman.
VIM. Cuskelly and Alex Mckenzie
yesterday.
j. f. Vinton returned from the
east Tuesday. He purchased large
stock Of goods.
A number Of hunters were in town
this week and consequently the fur
market was lively.
August Beisigl is in from the cat
tie range and reports light losses
through the winter.
A. II. Harrington, = bridge carpen-
ter who had his wrist broken on last
Saturday is improving.
House and lot for sale. Enquire OF
c. II. KLINEFELTER,
Willard House.
c. S. Burke returned from La
Crosse, Wis, Wednesday. His wife
will be here in a few weeks.
A post-otfice has been established
at the Cave hills and is called Gallop,
with John Gallop as postmaster.
The Gibbons building has been
rented for school purposes. the result
of all advertisement in the Press.
Shot gun wads of all calibers, pow
der, shot and ammunition of all kinds
for sale at j. Slatcher's gun store.
Miss Ella Smith, one of Mandan's $
accomplished young ladies. spent the
week here visiting Mrs. Ella Bradcn
W. c. Pratt and Miss Minnie Hecht
were married at the Eagle hotel
Wednesday evening, by Rev. Ballen-
tine.
For Salc.-Fine brood sows and
pigs for sale. Enquire of
c. IL. kLINETELTER,
Willard House.
E. Seaman made final proof on his
homestead, before Judge Moore, last
Saturday. He has a valuable quarter
section.
Let every citizen turn out to the
firemen's hall on Tuesday evening at
the roller rink. Give the boys a
chance.
The Willard house saloon is again
open to the public with a full stock
of goods to be dispensed by the nim-
BILE hands of Frank Lucas.
Willard Saloon for sale. Stock and
fixtures complete. Enquire of
G. II. kL1NEFELTER,
Willard House.
The citizens of Taylor at meeting
called for the purpose Of changing
the name of the town last Saturday.
decided to retain the present name.
Il. S, UnderhilI, of near Taylor.
who is now at Millialnsport. Pa, will
return in short time with two fine
imported Norman Percheron STALL
ions.
John Slatcher has opened up his
shooting gallery and it is attracting
considerable attention from the Dick
inson shootists who try their skill at
six shots for twenty-five cents.
Stamp & Griffith, the contractors
and builders, make a speciality OF
office desks and tables, also contract
for the erection of any kind of a
building. Give them call.
| Call at this Office and secure the
PRESS and Northwestern Farmer one
year for two dollars. This offer is
made to all new subscribers and old
ones who pay one year in advance.
Will open up about March 25th, in
the Fades building, a complete stock
of millinery, dry goods, notions and
gents furnishing goods.
CANAvAN & MCGRAw.
Jerry Hayes is at Allard. where
Charles Angel has been camped fol
some time with the horses belonging
to the two. They expect to arrive
here lis soon as it is possible to cross
the Little Missouri.
Rev. G.. ID. Ballentine left OF
Thursdays east bound train for Z
visit of few weeks to friends a
Cavour, Beadle county. his congrega
| ton hayino voted him a yacati0