The Dickinson press., 1889-12-21

c. S. Langdon has the leading
makes of sewing machines, and will
sell you one cheaper than anybody.
Don't buy till you see him.
Mrs. j. A. Barnes, who has been
spending the time visiting friends in
Iowa since the arrival of her husband
here came in on last Saturdays train.
E. w. Kittell, among the first OF
the Gladstone colony to locate i'll this
county, made homestead final proof
before Clerk of Court Bonney, Mon
day.
Merry & McDonald's display of
holiday goods is IL of the finest in
| Dickinson. Call and see them and
get prices before you make any pur-
purchases.
New improved split switches are
being placed Oh the Missouri division
west of here and it is the intention
to replace all the old switches with
the improved.
Complete tirst-class photographers
outfit for sale cheap 10y G. w. Tilton,
Dickinson, n. ID. Good opening in a
town of over 1000 population.
dec 7.3t.
\ number of their friends were ut
the depot, Monday evening to bid
farewell to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hill
lizard, who departed for their old
home in Vermont.
Mrs. f. J. Tamblin and family left
on yesterdays west bound train for
Spokane Falls. Washington, to join
her husband who is there working at
the carpenter trade.
An urgent request from wealthy
Germans. induced John Weber. of
Belfeld, to depart last Saturday for
the Fatherlmd, to su%perintend the
sinking of artesian wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Murphy. who have
long been respected citizens OF Dick
inson, took their departure for Walla
Walla, yesterday. where they expect
to reside in the future.
The new Presbyterian church is to
be dedicated on the first Sunday in
January. The dedicatory sermon
will he delivered by Rev, j. NJ. An
derson, of Bismarck.
The pie social and spelling bee Civ
en- by the Ladies' Guild of st. Johns
church in the depot waiting room.
Tuesday evening, proved very inter
esting to those who attended.
Phil. Cyphers. one of the oldest and
best engineers on this division of the
Northern Pacific, left for Kansas
City, last Monday and expects to take
charge of an engine on the \. II. &
5. +.
The band boys have arranged for a
dance ut q. A. r. hall on Christmas
eve and promise to make the evening
one of pleasure for those who attend.
The music will be furnished by the
Dickinson orchestra.
The management OF "Among tho
Breakers are %perfecting arrange
ments by which this exciting drama
will be presented in a highly realistic
and artistic name The date will
be announced i'm due time.
The Chamberlain birth notice
which appeared in our Gladstone cor
%respondencc, last week, should have
been in the Relaxation notes, but &C
cidentally Slipped into the wrong
place in making up the forms.
Bert Clough, who was so badl,
burned Ivy an oil tank explosion a few
weeks ago, returned from Brainert
hospital last Monday. He speaks il
very high terms of the manner il
which the hospital is conducted.
Mrs. Il. j. Greene and Miss Gel
trudc Lawrence returned from Bis
marck, Tuesday. The latter spen
several weeks there with her parent
and the former a few days. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Lawrence returned yesterday.
There will be n Christmas tree a
the Congregational church, Christ
mas eve, for the benefit of the Chile
| rem of the town. Besides the distr
button of presents the evening wi
he e~nlivened by music and recitation:
:. The school entertainment came o
Wednesday evening according to pro
gram. as announced in the PRESS .
last week. The children all acuuitte
themselves in a name satisfactor
. to the audience. The hall was we
filled.
4 Benjamin Webb, tile newly ~
Il pointed postmaster at Richardtol
n was i'm Dickinson. Wednesday,. II
was endorsed for the office by min
tenths of the patrons Of the office al
I his appointment will give gener
: satisfaction.
On next Tuesday Senator Lawrenc
wife and daughter will Join a par
of fifty members of the ~legislatu
n. and their families on a trip to Il
n Pacific coast. The party will occu]
special cars and visit the princil
points in that country.
Col. o. G.. Bissell and wife, of Gla
1 e.. 1lG.ll AZ.