The Dickinson press., 1889-11-30

Standing cordially invited.
NJ. +. klincfcltar, n. g.; l.. A. Davis, Rec. Sec.
w. C. Taylor is night clerk at the
depot restaurant.
Call and sec Merry Il McDonald's
new stock of glassware.
Dr.. Coe has been appointed North
ern Pacific surgeon at Mandan.
y few loads Of Ignite coal wanted
at this Office on subscription.
Senator Lawrence came up from
Bismarck on last evenings train.
Buy your drugs, patent medicines,
pipes, tobacco and cigars of Merry
& Mcdonald.
Don't buy your table or floor oil
cloth until you see the patterns kept
by Barnes & Turner.
John Clough, who has been suffer-
ing with rheumatism for several
weeks, is able to he about.
Merry u Mcdonald have just re-
ceivcd a large consignment of music
al Instruments.
James Cusk9lly was in from the
mountains this week and reports
stock in good shape for the winter.
Chief Train Dispatcher Strachan is
contemplating Il visit to friends in
Canada at an early date.
Remember that Barnes 4 Turner
carry the finest assortment of rucll-
ing and ladies collars in Dickinson.
The famous Liberati band passed
through here. Wednesday morning
OH Il special train from the west.
Husbands, do you know that a
Smyrna rug makes a fine Xmas pres
ent. Barnes & Turner have IL nice line.
Go to Merry e McDonald's for
lamps and lamp fixtures, shades,
burners and chimneys.
Geo. Trickci. of Lincoln, Neb.. az
rived here last evening and is stop
ping with his old friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. j. Carey.
Where do you buy your lead PEN
ellis! Barnes & Turner have Il good
rubber tip pencil for l0c per dozen.
Mrs. n. G. Lawrence and daughter.
Gertrude, left for Bismarck last Mon
day to spend some time with Mr..
Lawrence.
Landlord Klinefelter, of the Viii
lard house, is having new floors
placed down in the hotel office and
dining room.
Keep your eye on Dad Slather. Ec
is getting in ~ large assortment of
goods and proposes to sell them from
five cents up.
d. w, Turner. one OF the train dis.
p%atchcrs, went to st. Paul, Tuesday
evening for his family. They will
occupy rooms in the bank block.
superintendent Phclan and family
left in his private car for Woolsey
South Dakota. Tuesday evening, tc
spend THANKSGIVING with friends.
Did you see that blanket with the
blue border in Barnes & Turner's cas-
window. It's a beauty, cheap a
SS.Gn, their price $3.50.
Advertise your holiday goods il
the PRESS, a newspaper with more
tllmn twice the circulation of an,
other in this section.
Miss Jennie Carey, who has beel
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. a
j. Carey for several weeks. will re
turn to Lincoln, Neb.. next Tuesday
Two two-year-old steers which Z
Hughes recently shipped to Chicag'
weighed 1850 pounds and sold TO
SSl.4s, very good for two.year olds.
The next meeting of the Ladies
Guild of st. Johns Church will b.
held at the residence of Mrs. r. i
Fuller. Wednesday next at $50 y. NJ
For sale at a sacrifice for cash,
span of young mares, blackboard an
tw sets of harness. Inquire of Ma
Sanford. sep.l4.tf.
Geo. Simons informs us that hi
sheep are in fine shape for the winte'
He has good sheds and plenty of ha
and does rot anticipate any losses.
Levi Romeo. the switchman who II
Gently lost his arm by falling in iron
of a moving engine, returned froI
Brainerd last evening. He will so t
Minnesota to live.
Frank Lchmickc left for his HON
saltwater. Mimi. Sunday cycnir
and after spending a few days wit
his parents will take a position wit
w. $. Barrows, of st. Paul.
The ladies of the NJ. Z. Aid socie'
will give a bean social ut the Bapti
church. Thursday evening, Decemb
5th. Admission % cents. All a
cordially invited to attend.
Being unable to warm the old I'll
sufficiently to make it comfortal
the Episcopalians lave abandoned
as II place of worship and will Occur
the Congregational church eacll Su
day at II o'clock Il. III.
The new L. S. railway post Off
cars now being placed in the servi
on the Northern Ptciiic are models