The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
N. p. Time Table.

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when tagged.
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ds, evening at 7:sI O'Clock. Members in good
Mat Lindsy y. g.; j. A, Farrah, Rec. Sec.
Wild geese are iving northward.
Wm. Ray is in st p ml IN business.
G. F. Allen, OF Gladstone, passed
Monday in town.
Mrs. Chas. Caravan will arrive from
Pittsburgh to-day.
n. c. Lawrence received Il line OF
new goods this week.
Choice fresh cabbage for sale at
Ryan's meat market.
Chas. Hayden has secured Work OH
the Yellowstone division.
A choice lot of winter apples for
sale at Ryan's meat market.
District Attorney Campbell visited
Bismarck the first of the week.
Delegate Toole. of Montana, passed
rhreugh here. Tuesday, on his way
west.
NJ, A. Sebastian left for Spokane
Falls. last Monday. to he absent for a
few weeks.
1t is said that Il large quantity OF
coal will be mined at Lehigh during
the next few weeks.
II. NJ. Jorgens and family arrived
here from the west. Wednesday even,
ing, on their way to Slndance. Wyo.
+, j. krirek received Il car load of
farm machinery, wagons and hlggirs
this week and is now ready for bust
ness.
The dime social ut the residence of
Mrs. l.. X. Grantccr, Thursday even
ing was largely attended and much
enjoyed.
j. +. Vinton returned from St. Paul,
Tuesday evening. where he purchased
II line of spring :" nls. He left
Thrrstiny evening un IL business trip
west.
Win. UeatA~1tp and II. j. Turncr.
Of Giadstrne. wer" in town Tuesday.
Nj. yurne* is iat"n'ling t" handle II
large amount of furm machinery this
season.
fumes Colyrpye wns in from his
sheep ranch last Saturday. lie says
sheep have wintered in tine condition
and the herd has already been increas-
ed by forty-two lambs.
The rates on emi.rant movahles
from st. Paul to Dickinson and inter-
mediate points have been reduced.
The old rate to Dickinson was $50 per
car and this has been reduced to S43.
Editor Ayers. of New England City.
returned from Aberdeen last Sunday
bringing with him Il young man who
will settle in Hettinger county. 9th
ers are expected from that section.
On our third page to day will be
found a striking and instructive illus
tration of the comparative worth of
the various kinds of baking powders
now in the market.
There is to be an Indian war dance
at the rink, Friday evening, March
% participated in by the Indians now
c.mped ear town. Admission, 25c,
children Zoe. Under the auspices of
the Dickinson Silver Cornet Band.
L. S. Way. "a prosperous farmer near
Taylor, met with Il very painful acct.
dent last Sunday. He was riding Il
pony which Slipped and fell with him,
breaking his left leg above the knee
DIR. Stlckney reduced the fracture.
Rev. c. Y. Smell took leave of his
friends here last Tuesday and depart
ed for the east. During his stay here
Rev. Smell made many warm friend:
who were sorry to see him leave
Dickinson. Rev. Brown, of James
town, takes his place here as Congre
gational minister.
Mrs. Chas. Caravan purchased
large stock of goods in the east ant
will open up the finest line of ladies
and cnildren's furnishing goods ant
millinery ever brought to Dickinson
The people should call and inspec
those goods.
J.. \. Dodge, Of New England City
came in from the east, Wednesda,
evening. He brings encouraging re
ports regarding emigration and say
Dakota is receiving quite a boon
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