The Dickinson press., 1889-12-07

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JIG. THOMPSON, P. M.
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day evening at $50 O'Clock. Members in good
standing cordially invited:
No. l Sauer kraut at Ryan's market.
Coal! Coal! Coal! wanted at this
Office on subscription.
Choice mince meat ut Ryan's meat
market.
E. Hughes and son, of Antelope,
were in town yesterday.
Fancy cranberrios at Ryan's mar
ket.
f. G. Paddock. of Medora, was in
town Thursday on business.
Choice winter apples at Ryan's
market.
Storm windows are being placed on
the SChOO mouse.
Merry & Mcdonald are displaying
a nice line of holiday goods.
b. Morris closed his restaurant this
week and retired from the business.
No. l white clover honey at Ryan's
market.
Call and see Merry & McDonald's
new stock of plush goods.
Red Lodge nut coal 5000 per ton,
delivered, at O. E. Lehmicke's.
A few loads of Ignite coal wanted
at this office on subscription.
A term of the district court will be
held here early in January.
The best sugar cured hams and
bacon at Ryan's meat market.
Dr.. v. II. Stickney has fitted up an
Office at his new residence on Sims
street.
Two strings of good sleigh bells
for sale cheap. Call at this Office.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Kline.
felter, Saturday, December 9TH, a
girl.
Mrs. O. f. Lehmicke left on Mon
day to visit her friends in Mime.
sofa.
A. 5. Robson is now engineer on
the passenger run between here and
Glendive.
J. Murphy has resigned his position
as switchman in the Northern Paci-
tic yard.
O. +. Lehmicke is now local agent
for Red Lodge nut coal. Six dollars
per ton delivered.
James Luton and family, of Ante
lopc, left last Saturday for Seattle,
Washington.
Barnes & Turner carry the only
line of gents unlaundried white
shirts in Dickinson.
M. E. service at Gladstone to-mor-
row at 1880 IL. M. and at the Baptist
church at $50 p. III.
What's the matter with Barnes 4
Turner! Nothing. It's the other
fe flows who are kicking.
j. A. Ferris, Medora's popular mer.
chant and treasurer of Billings coun.
ty, passed Wednesday in town.
Hon. T. S. Underhill came up from
his stock farm. Wednesday and took
the evening train for Bismarck.
{. II. Bevington, for some time
assistant train dispatcher, succeeds
w. II. Strachan as chief dispatcher.
Keep your eye on Dad Slather. He
is getting in a large assortment OF
goods and proposes to sell them from
five cents up.
A party Of young folks from towr
drove out to Henry Rau's, Wednes
day evening, and enjoyed severa
hours in dancing.
Station Agent Greene requests al
clergymen to call at the depot ant
sign their orders for half fare per
mits for 1890.
Advertise your holiday goods il
the PRESS, a newspaper with more
han twice the circulation of an,
other in this section.
p. B. Wickham. of Glenullin, a
member of the legislature from Nor
ton county, was registered at tn
Willard house. sunday.
The band boys will give a socia
hop at G. A. r.. hall on Christina
night and are making extensive prep
arations for the same.
G. H. Pearl returned from st. Paul
Thursday evening, where he dispose'
of a car load of fine beef cattle TO
himself and C. II. Merry.
C. r. Cook was IN from his shee
ranch last Tuesday and said his shee
were doing nicely and were in fin
condition for the winter.
"Among the Breakers" a very poi
ular drama. will be presented at c
A. r. hall, by the Dickinson Drama
ic company, on Christmas v
The regular service will be held
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
at IL a. m. and 7:l5 y. H., to ope
with SONG ~seryicn of Is minutes.