The Dickinson press., 1889-12-28

A few loads of Ignite coal wanted
at this office OH subscription.
The e High Arm Singer for sale
for $50. by c. S. Langdon.
Two strings of good sleigh bells
for sale cheap. Call at this office.
N. Wadsworth and wife, of near
Medora, passed Christmas in town.
Wheeler & Wilson for $500. New
High Arm Singer for $4,000.
G. $. LANGDoN.
There will be no NJ. +. services at
the Baptist church tomorrow even
ing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. McGre.
gor, Friday, Dec. 81, 1889, a daugh.
ter.
Daniel Manning is in from his
ranch to spend a few days with his
family.
j. NJ. Tracey and Mr.. Bryan, of
Taylor, were in town Yesterday on
business.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Robin.
son., of Gladstone, Friday, Dec. o.,
1889. a girl.
Mr.. Richardson. cashier at the de-
pot, passed Christmas with friends
at M~ingusville. Mont.
G. S. Langdon has the agency for
the new Crown sewing machine.
Buy one and save money.
Paul liner and Miss Mary Torgcr-
son were married ut Taylor, Thurs
day, 10y Rev. a. j. Norby.
Rev. j. =. L. Groth. of Glenullin,
will preach in the Baptist church to-
morrow at III O'Clock a. IN.
Geo. W. Lee, of Gladstone, was in
town last evening attending u meet
ing of the Masonic fraternity.
Mr.. Simple, formerly telegraph
operator here, but now of the Mandan
Office. spent Christmas day i'm town.
For the next three weeks Merry &
Mcdonald will give away several
large oil paintings to their customers.
The next meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of st. Johns church will be on
Tuesday ut $50 p. IN. at Mrs. Greene's.
o. i. Lehmicke left for saltwater,
Mimi, Monday evening to join his
wife and spend the holidays with rel
ativcs.
Rev. Browns subject for tomorrow
evening at the Congregational church
will be: The Leaves of the Tree of
Life.
Pat. Lyons and wife, of Steele,
passed Christmas here with Mrs. Ly.
ons' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wads
worth, of near Medora.
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.
Merry & McDonald's display of
holiday goods is one of the finest in
Dickinson. Call and see them and
get prices before YOU make any pur.
purchases.
J. i. Rodgers left for Tacoma,
Washington, Tuesday evening, to
look after some real estate which lie
owns in that city. lie will be absent
about thirty days.
F. S. Cunningham. of sac City,
Iowa, is here visiting his brother, w
F. Cunningham. He expects to re
main during the winter and may he
come a permanent resident.
c. Eggert, of Medora. who has beer
suffering for the past year with a dis
eased leg and spent several months al
the Northern Pacific sanitarium
Brainerd. Mimi. was compelled to re
turn to that institution last Tuesday
G. S. Iangdon is agent for the fol
lowing machines: The New Crown
New Home. Domestic. New No.
Wheeler & Wilson, The Standard
New No. : American. White ant
New High Arm Singer.
While absent from home with hi
family on Christmas day attending
gathering at Wallace Pelton's. SOM
one visited Henry simon's pig pei
and carried away five ysung pigs
This is quite Il loss to Mr.. Simons.
The hand boys will give a gram
masquerade ball on the evening o
January %, 1890. at G. \. R. hal,
Tickets of admission for gentleme,
will be Sl.00. and for ladies % cent;
Suits and masks can be obtained a
G. W. Tilton's.
The i. of r. r. b. boys intend tina
our citizens who attend their ball a
G. a. r. hall on New Years ev
shall have a most enjoyable time an
are doing all they can to make tn
ball a success. The hoys will. II
doubt, be rewarded by a large attend
ance.