The Dickinson press., 1890-06-14

DICKINSON E.
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
Saturday. June IA, 1890.
Write for sewing machine to C. S.
Lngdon.
Frank Lucas is now doing the fancy
carving at Ryan's meat market.
Wall papers of all styles and grades
ut Merry & McDonald's.
Howard Eaton, of Billings county.
was in town last Monday.
Merry s. Mcdonald carry a full line
of paint brushes.
E. Elmer" is expecting his bottllng
apparatus i'll a few days.
Mixed paints, white lead and oils
of all kinds at Merry & McDonald's.
C. H. Klinefelter is building a two
room addition to the Willard sample
DON
Edwin johnson, of New England
City, passed part of the day Sunday
in Dickinson.
Mrs. j. Leonberger and son left
last Monday on a visit to her relatives
in Wisconsin.
Gus. Finger. of South Heart, was in
Dickinson on Monday attending to
business matters.
District Attorney Barnes and Judge
Francis, of Bismarck, were in town
on Thursday.
Thomas Drury has sold his house
and furniture, on Barnes St, to
Albert Larson for $1,000.
Go to d. Browns for California
strawberry Brandy, Claret and Rhine
wine in case or bulk.
Miss Rowen, who spent several
month here with friends, returned
to her home. Minneapolis, Monday.
The employees of the Missouri divi-
sion will enjoy Il basket picnic in a
grove near Mandan next Saturday.
A first.class piano for sale at IL
bargain. Call OIL or address G. N.
Wallace. Dickinson, n. d. je l4-tf
j. w. Chamberlain and wife, of
near R%ichardton, passed Sunday here
visiting her mother, Mrs. II. Colburn.
Don't start the seasons work with
an old OF new worthless wagon. Buy
"Schl;ttler'' of II. Il. & w. r.. Foun.
tain.
Walton& Davis advcrtises their llm
Der and feed business in this Issue.
They have a complete stock, ut reason.
able prices.
Neil ellis, of Sims, who saw the
train robbers before the crime was
committed, came here and identified
Bailey and his horse.
c. d. Litch, an engineer. fell while
climbing over the tank of his engine,
Thursday, and sustained severe cuts
on his face and head.
$. l.. Bean, master mechanic of the
Dakota division, Northern Pacific
railroad. with headquarters at Fargo,
was in town last Monday between
trains.
United States Marshal Price and
Post Office Inspectors Watkins and
Carraway were here during the week,
as interested officers in the train
robbery.
Barnes & Turner have dissolved
partnership, MI. Barnes retiring. MIR.
Turner will continue the business
and keep the stock mp to its present
proportions.
VIM. King, of Belfeld, was in town
OH Monday. He says the recent rains
have made a wonderful improvement
in crops and farmers expect an
abundant harvest.
Mrs. G. II. Pond left for a visit to
her former home in Vermont, Mon
day evening. This is her first visit
home since coming here, and she will
he absent some weeks.
A grand time is expected at the
peck.tie social, June 10, in the Law
renee building, to be given by the
Daughters of Rebekah. Ice cream
and cake. All are invited.
Fred Willard, Jr., is the proud
owner of one of the best FLOODED
colts in the country. and in Il few
years may he the possessor of a race
horce with a good record.
S. II. Hall. night caller for the N.
p, is having a residence house built
on the heights north of the school
house. J.. A. Davis and VIM. j,
Kirby commenced the job Friday.
G. N. Wallace, Rev. l.. E. Brown.
J. A. Farrah and Chas. Rowe left OF
Tuesday to spend Il few days camp
inu and exnlorino the mysteries OF