The Dickinson press., 1890-07-05

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1T Merry & McDonald's.
A. N. Jefferies was in from the
ranch several days this week.
Mixed paints, white lead and oils
If all kinds at Merry 4 McDonald's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Pendergast were
NJ from New England City Friday.
For sale: A bran new "Estey" par
or organ. Enquire of L. A. Simpson.
VIM. Hecht, one of the successful
farmers near Taylor, was in town on
Monday.
The new water tank on the N. F.,
lust west of the office building is
about completed.
G. II. Bennington, chief train dis
at this point, returned after
IN absence of several weeks on Mon
lay and left for st. Paul Tuesday.
Jeff Barber has let the contract for
! neat cottage residence, to he erected
III Hannaford street, to Stamp 4 Her.
,ey.
Methodist services OH Sunday at
in the morning ut 1880
and ut Baptist church, Dickinson, in
The evening at s.
The present rate on wool per 10000
pounds Oh car load, Dickinson to Chi
is $l.40 per cwt., less quantities
$l.64 per cwt.
r. j. Turner was up from Glad
stone this week to attend to the load
ing and shipping of his second and
third car loads of wool.
Miss Mary Murn opened up her
new stock of milliner's goods We'd
nesday, in her new building erected
for the purpose on Sims street.
The school officers elected at Alpha
are as follows: Lewis Stoxon, l year;
l.. d. Dollrmann. . years; Fred Schlap.
mann, 3 years; VIM. Hecht, treasurer.
Frank II. Gibbs and J. e. Cobb
came up from the Cannon Ball Tues.
day with their wool clips. They
the roads very soft for hauling
heavy loads.
The united congregations of Pres
byterians and Congregationalists will
hold services in the Congregational
church ut IL Il. H., and at the Presby'
church ut s p. M.
Miss Edith f. Martin. sister of
Miss Alice Parsons, arrived Wednes'
day from New York city OH Il visit
to the latter and will probably remain
until about the first of September.
A. Freeman: of Burlington, Iowa,
is visiting his son John j. at this
place, for a few days. lie took Il trip
to the Bad Lands Thursday and went
as far west as Glendive.
l have one of the most desirable
houses in town for sale. Seven rooms,
lot-l00xl4S, large barn.. well.
nice cellar. Easy terms. Look this
up. Its a 'snap." l.. A. Simpson.
John Slatcher, one Of our hardware
dealers, took the train for Bismarck
Wednesday to enter the hospital at
that place. Mr.. Slatchcr had la
last winter and has never fully
recovered from it effects. 1t is
hoped that with rest and careful nurs'
ing lie may recover his former health,
Store building and stock Of general
merchandise for sale. This is the
best paying business in Dickinson
and will bear investigation. Terms
easy to reliable parties. No better
opening for an honest, energetic bust
ness man can be found in Dakota,
Good reasons for selling. For par.
ticulars call OH or address,
l.. n. SIMPSON, Dickinson.
G. S. Langdon completed his labors
as census enumerator last Monday
Langdon has made Il thorough
and conscientious canvass of his dis,
trict. consisting of the western hall
of Stark and the whole of Dunn coun'
ties, and it is safe to say that few
enumerators have discharged the
appertaining to the office more
and intelligently.
Cashier Galerneault, of Sank Rap
ids, Mimi, is visiting his daughter
Paul Murn. Mr.. G%alerneault
one of the early settlers of Min
nesota, having taken up his residence
there when it was a territory ant
was one of the commissioners of Ben
ton county for Il number of years
He will spend the greater part Of tl'
in this part of North Dakota
A. n. Jetferies and Daniel Manning
have contracted with Stamp & Her
sey for the erection of two fine, larg'
residences on Hobart street. I'll,
work on the buildings will be com
menced at once and the north side o
town will have two ornaments il
these elegant mansions which are t,
be built in first class style and tn,
name of the firm OF contractors j
guarantee that a good job will b
done.
Houses for rent. Inquire at til
store of y. C. Lawrence. jan4:tf.
Nathan Chase, one of the bridg