The Dickinson press., 1890-12-27

Read the new advertisements in the
Press.
Club dance again one week from
next Wednesday night.
Potatoes are worth 81 bushel in
the Dickinson markets.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson goes to Chicago
soon on visit to friends.
No one can find fault with this
weather. Bright and mild.
Guy DeFrance's pleasant face was
seen in Dickinson Monday night.
The familiar face of ]. L. Seese is
seen again in the dispatcher's room.
Wednesday was cloudy and about
one inch of SNOW fell. which has since
disappeared.
Tue Misses Ellison ;:ml Crowley.
.elchrr> in o,r l.n',li" schools, went
home for Nn.as.
Nu. inc..i,l!ds urly hat iilrir sturtS
.prn :; Ii,!. while in th" ;mor:iing Oil
GhriSt:u ~ ii ~.
j 'mts Cl;SL. lrs G. ;lnr iii ir"" @ 'k-
daln and >p nj hi, Christmas with
friends in town.
Several PARTIES from the east end
of the county had business ut the
county seat this week.
Sheriff Paddock was down from
Medora OH Wednesday doing his
Christmas purchasing.
Drs. Wheat and stickney went to
sSoutl. Heart yesterday to visit Mrs.
Knutzen. who is very sick.
Ed. Davidson, from Watervalley,
Miss. has accepted Il position at
Dickinson in the round house.
Il. J.. Stocum, with the Barrows
Restaurant Co., started Sunday for
Hartford. Mich, OH month visit.
TO my friends and the public in
general: have not sold out, neither
am trying to sell out.
Il. II. RYAN.
}. ". Clapperton, of the Dakota
Newspaper Union, did some good
business for bis house in Dickinson
last Monday.
Silt Hickman had i. portion Of his
finger taken off ina hay press and
came up from Gladstone yesterday to
have it dressed.
The rush ut the Barrows lunch
counter Oh the arrival of the east
aouM train has been just surprising
OIL some niglts this week.
Sam Juel, of Taylor, was in town
Wednesday and left in the evening
for the west. where he will engage in
the employ OF the N. T.
The little furry of snow on the
sround together with a bright still
day made Christmas as near perfect
Cor weather as one could ask.
A fine colt belonging to Lewis
Uouglau of Taylor WAS recently shot
and killed. From ail appearances the
act was done by some i'll disposed
party.
Frontier lodge. |. 0. o. F., is recog-
nized as one Of the most prosperous
orders in the state. 1t is having Il
steady increase of good working mem
bers.
Lovers of the fantastic step will
have all opportunity of enjoying
Nhemsclves at the B. of r. II. annual
Sal1 on New Years eve. Tickets for
the dance 81 each and supper so cents
additional.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Langdon, Rev.
and Mrs. L.. L. Brown, Miss Lena
Becraft, MI. and Mrs. Il. j. Greene
and NJ. l.. Ayers ate Christmas dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Dickinson
on Thursday.
C. f. Trask starts to-day Oh IL trip
TO Arizona via Utah and New Mexico.
One of Mr.. Trask's objects for win
teriny in Arizona is to buy sheep,
which he purposes to ship into Stark
county next season.
i. E. Calvin says he has had good
season's work at the mason's trade in.
Dickinson and thinks he will buy /;
lot and build a cottage. Mr.. Calvin
has a fine bunch of cattle on the Can
non Ball which o. $. Chase is winter
ing for him.
The following officers of Dickinson
Lodge, No. 80 \. T. & 4. NJ. were
duly installed last night by V. II
Stickney, w. NJ: J. ]. Freeman, S
W.; T. J. Greene, j. W.; II. l.. Dickin
son, Treas; II. T. Hatch. Sec; l.. E
Brown, >. u. ,. Il. BOlUOn anu "
Sharp, stewards; NJ. Lenneville, tyler
J. f. Vinton came in from the east
on his way home to Spokane Falls
Tuesday and renewed acquaintance:
of former days in the town where HI
gained his start to Il handsome proper
ty. NIr. Vinton is doing large b,,si
ness in Spokane, but lie says were h
to go elsewhere lie don't know that
better place than Dickinson could b.
found.