The Dickinson press., 1888-11-17
Ed. Dodd is building Il residence i'll

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Buy your apples OF c. ;. Lansd'''
Choice varieties.
Good rooms to rent in the bank
block. Apply to II. j. Whitley.
Li.nlte coal delivered ut $3.50 ton.
ot O. E. LEIIMICKE.
Call upon c. S. LangdonsSewing Ma
chimes, oil, ct.
The steamhoat men on the Missouri
are making preparations for the close
of navigation by getting their boats
nto winter quarters.
Stark county citizens generally feel
encouraged over the election of Har-
rison. believing it means early state
/ hood and general prosperity.
C. E. Trask was in from his ranch
this week making arrangements for
the shipment of IL car load of horses
/ to the eastern market in II few days.
Will O'Neill. who had intended go
| ing to California has decided to re-
( main here and will continue in his old
position as clerk for \. C. McGilli.
vray.
Dickinson. headquarters for the
Missouri division of the Northern
Pacific railroad. is the best town in
western Dakota, Stark is the banner
county.
J. y. Ferris, the rustling general
merchant. of Medora. passed last
Tuesday in town. He WAS elected
treasurer of Billings county at the
election.
j. j. Freeman returned froln the
east last Tuesday and is now engaged
in opening up Il very fine line of holi-
day goods which he purchased in
Chicago.
The Ledger sends its congratulate
lions to Hon. Frank Green"f MaMdan.
Oak. another good new republican in
the soon to I've Statno of Dakota.-Fair-
field (Ohnol Ledger.
Mrs. j. c. Thompson. who for the
past few years has been a resident of
Dickinson and during that time made
a host of friends here, left for Brain.
erd. Mimi. last Saturday to Join her
husband.
Miss Esther L.c~mneville gave birth
day party last evening. which
was attended 10y IL number of invited
guests. and n good time WAS had hv
all present.
There will he Il Japanese wedding
and supper at the rink next Thursday
evening, under the auspices Of the
Presbyterian church. All are cordi-
ally invited to attend.
Chas. Hayden has opened the res
taurant. formerly run 10y a. II. Coop
Ell. to the public. The place is fitted
up in fine shape and Mr.. Hayden will
receive bis share of patronage.
The second story Dom i'll the old
bank building have been lifted up in
elegant style Ivy Mr.. Whitley and will
be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. L. b.
Graham AS II residence.
n. G. Lawrence sold to Chas. Clark
son. last "Wednesday, two lots on the
cornef of Sims and Billings streets.
Mr.. Clarkson Will build II neat resi-
dence OH them i'm the spllng.
Rev. r. Mitchell. came up from
Gladstone Thursday and will conduct
services az the Baptist church. to-
morrow, Sunday. at II O'Clock a. IN.
and I p. IN. Rev. Bartlett will occupy
the Methodist pulpit at Gladstone.
The attention of persons intending
to n1c ni, land or make final proof is
called to the niA ertisement of II. +.
Hatch in another rul'imr. 81 land
business entrusted with him will To-
ceive prompt and careful attention.
Rev. G. y. Smell Will preach an in
tnrtsting sermon at the Congregation.
al church tomorrow. sunday. evening.
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Robinson 4 Williams are improving
the grade of their !iocks. .ille| Ne.
ceived from the west. last Monday
. fifteen thoroughbred and high glaie
!, Shropshire and Mcrino rams and SEM
them to their ranch Oh Knife river.
, Cooler weather seetns 10 brace ny
, the real estate market rs several sales
are reported this week. the latest tc
ing the business property Of J. +
? EintDn on Sims street which lie solo
to the plesaEt occupants, Evans
Lindsy.
. The Northern Pacific Il short tim,
ago. abandoned one passenger train
each way which left but one train
/, day east and west. but o found thi.
was not enough to accommodate tllei.
business and We're compelled to place
the abandoned trains on the roa,
l again Is specials.
a large number of the Italian la
borers who have been at worl: on TIN
Bismarck bridge We're paid off tl.i
e week and left for the east. The worl