The Dickinson press., 1890-06-21

wall papers VI Oil SCylco allu SlducS
at Merry & McDonald's.
Geo. Lee, the Gladstone miller,
was in town last Monday.
J. A. Barnes returned Wednesday
from u trip to Fort Berthold.
f. F. Turner is headquarters for
Fine Clothing, Hats, Gloves, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Scofield gave a
whist party last Saturday night.
Houses for rent. Inquire at the
store of N. G. Lawrence. jan4-tf.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Morris,
Thursday, June 10, 1890, a daughter.
For sale: A bran new '.Estey" par
lor organ. Enquire of l.. "A. Simpson.
Pants! Pants! all wool and made to
order by Z. f. Turner, for only $3.50.
Messrs. King, Porter and Hahnsen.
Of Belfeld, were in town, Thursday.
Mrs. w. A. McCloy returned on
Thursday from an extended visit in
Ohio.
"A number of our people attend the
r. r. Employees Picnic at Mandan
to-day.
NJ. Wadsworth, the prosperous Bud
Lands horseman, spent most of the
week in town.
The changes in the star route SER
vices, which take effect July l, will
be published next week.
VIM. Kennedy, j. NJ. Taft and F.
NJ. Gilman were elected school di-
rectors at South Heart.
j. b. Edwards and Thos. Smith
returned from a hunt south for the
train robbers. They were as far
south as Deadwood.
r. j. Turner is loading a Car with
wool for the Chicago market which
lie purchased from the farmers OF
the neighborhood.
DIR. V. II. Stickney attended the
meeting of the Masonic Grand Lodge
at Grand Forks this week. He was
accompanied by his wife.
+. A. Watenpaugh, a bridge car
penter, sustained a painful injury,
Wednesday, by stepping on a nail
which penetrated his foot.
Remember the Alliance Hail Asso-
citation is your best friend. Call on
Ed. r. Bonney and have your crop
insured before it is too late.
1t is reported that several head of
cattle, belonging to j. H. 11anley,
were killed by u freight train four
miles west of town Thursday.
Fred Dunton, all employe On the
Wiebaux ranch, was fatally injured
last Monday by u horse jumping on
him and died the following day.
Your note for $3.50 membership
fee and Csc. per acre, payable Nov.
LIST, will insure your crops against
hail. Call OH Bonney and be saved.
If you want to buy a trunk or a
valise, call on +. F. Turner, who
keeps the only stock of these goods in
Dickinson and at reasonable prices.
Sheriff Hayes, who has been hunt
ing southfor another train robber, re-
turned Tuesday, and the following
day went north on the same business.
The west bound fast train-No. 3,
at 3.05 a. m.-brings all mail for
Dickinson coming from all principal
points east of Jamestown, it being
pouched at jamestown for this place.
There will be a meeting at
the court house Monday at 8 o'clock
p. m. for the purpose of determining
what the citizens of Dickinson will
do about e Fourth Of July celebra.
ton.
In the courts of Paris Marquis De
Mores was tried on the 5th inst,
charged with anarchism, and sentenc-
ed to prison three months. So rum
meth the career of the former Bad
Lands De Mores VIII lie travelling
abroad.
There was no opposition to Dr.. V.
H. Stickney and he was elected super
intendent of schools for Stark county
at last Tuesdays election. A very
light vote was polled. A full set of
school officers were elected in each
township.
The play entitled GA Soap Bubble"
! will be given at the rink tonight,
and it promises to be a good thing.
Everything indicates the company to
be a strong one and capable of giving
Il frst-class play. Reserved seats,
75c. Tickets on sale at McWilliams'.
Sunday afternoons train brought
home Master Fred Freeman, who
p has been attending school at the Ra-
!. cine (Wis.) College, accompanied by
G. b. NJ. Schadman, professor of Lat
in and Greek in the same college, who
spent Il few days here this week
visiting with old friends. Mr.. and
t Mrs. Freeman are much pleased with
t the progress made by their son in
e his studies the past year, and they
e intend that he shall return again in
the fall.
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