The Dickinson press., 1889-12-14
Dried grapes at scofield's.
Dates and figs at Scotield's.

Dried grapes at Scotield's.
Dates and figs at Scotield's.
Sweet cider at Scofield's.
James Colgrove brought i'll a load
of fine venison, Wednesday,.
Fine line of silk and linen handker.
chiefs at Scotield's.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. E. +. Turner,
Thursday, Dec. II, 1880, a boy.
Two strings of good sleigh bells
for sale cheap. Call at this office.
A few loads of Ignite coal wanted
at this office on subscription.
Call and see Merry 4 McDonald's
new stock Of plush goods.
CIV. Tilton has opened up a fine
stock of glass and crockery ware.
There will be no Baptist church
services here until further notice.
Coal! Coal! Coal! wanted at this
Office OH subscription.
G. w. Tilton has been appointed
agent of the Singer sewing machine.
Candies and nuts for Christmas at
Scofeld's.
Dick Lawrence. after a severe spell
of sickness, is now able to be about.
Barnes T. Turner have some fine oil
painting; size 22x36. price only $500.
The regular dance of the Owl club
will be given Thursday evening OF
next week.
Buy your plush caps of Barnes /
Turner, they IA save you money on
every one.
Frank Lucas has been appointed a
deputy sheriff. Frank will make a
good officer.
Don't fail to see Barnes & Turner'S
line of dolls. They have the finest
assortment in Dickinson.
Logan Wood, of Fort Shaw, Mont.
arrived here on Tuesday to visit his
sister, Mrs. c. N. Wallace.
Miss Edith Montague arrived here
from Bismarck, where she has beer
attending school, this week.
For the next three weeks Merry &
Mcdonald will give away sevcra
large oil paintings to their customers,
Mrs. J. j. Freeman left on Tuesday
evening to spend the holidays will
her friends and relatives at Arcola
Keep your eye on Dad Slather. III
is getting i'll Il large assortment o
goods and proposes to sell them from
five cents up.
Hon. n. G. Lawrence passed Nor
day with his Dickinson friends. re
turning to his legislative duties o.
the evening train.
Advertise your holiday goods il
the PRESS. ~ newspaper with NOR
han twice the circulation of an
other in this section.
Elmer Hagan left, yesterday, 70
Spokane Falls, Washington, to atten
the wedding of his brother John VIII
is we'll known here.
c. S. Langdon has the leadin,
makes of sewing machines, and will
sell you one cheaper than anybody
Don't buy till you see him.
NJ. E. service at Gladstone to.mol
row at 1880 u. m. and at the Baptis
church at 40 p. NJ. subject: Angels
Joy over Mems Repentance.
The performance of the dram;
"Among the Breakers" which liza
been announced for Christmas ev'
has been indefinitely postponed.
II. Colburn is sojourning in Wasl
ington. having left last week for Gel
tralia. His family will follow in
short time if the country suits him.
Hon. F. J. Thompson, member {
the legislature from Cass count.
passed last Sunday here with his p
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Thompson
Reports come from Spokane Fal
that J. f. Vinton. formerly one
our leading merchants. is prosperin
in the dry goods business at til;
place.
Merry & McDonald's display
holiday goods is one of the finest
Dickinson. Call and see them al
get prices before You make any pu
purchases.
Complete iirst-class photographer
outfit for sale cheap by G. w. Tito
Dickinson. N. D. Good opening in
town of over 1000 population.
dec 7.3t.
James Williams, of Oshkosh, Wi
arrived here a few days ago and W
spend the winter with his broth
Jack at the sheep ranch of Robson
Williams. on Knife river.
The Ladies' Guild of st. JOIN
church will meet with Mrs. T.
Greene on Tuesday next at go p.
All members and all who intend
become such are invited to be pr
ent.