The Dickinson press., 1890-04-12

Wild geese and ducks are plentiful.
Write for sewing machine to G. S.
Langdon.
Mrs. Jas. McQuay is visiting friends
in Mandan.
The Bismarck electric light plant
has shut down.
A new roof is being placed on the
round house.
C. E. Dobson and wife spent the
week in town.
Gilt wall papers 10 and Is cents a
roll at Freeman's.
O. E. Lehmicke visited Bismarck
this week on business.
Wall paper, white backs, 10 and
1871 cents a roll at Freemm's.
Large stock of wall papers, paints,
oils and brushes at Freeman's.
Houses for rent. Inquire at the
store of N. G. Lawrence. jan4-tf.
Thomas Drury returned from Chi.
a g and other eastern cities last Sat.
Irday.
Mrs. Turner, wife of Train Dis
patcher Turner, has gone east on a
visit.
See the new dollar decorated stand
lamp to close out at Freeman's. 1t
is a beauty. 2w
David Roberts made homestead f.
nal proof before Clerk of Court Bon
ney, yesterday.
A. S. Robson has a very sore hand,
the result of accidentally piercing it
through with a nail.
Before purchasing wall paper and
paints for spring cleaning call at
Freeman's for prices.
w. II. Wade, representing the st.
Paul Dispatch, was in town this week
soliciting subscribers.
Remnants wall paper, 8, 4 and S
bolts: some fine mes at less than cost
to close out at Freeman's.
VIM. Walton returned from his
western trip last Saturday. He visit
ed Portland and other coast towns.
A. G. McGillivray and wife, Miss
Edith Montague and Mrs. w. X.
Wheat left last Monday for Caro-,
Mich.
VIM. O'Niell. formerly of this
place, now Of Butte, Mont, passed
the first of the week with friends
here.
Henry Lapgdon, nephew of G. S.
Langdon and Mrs. N. G. Lawrence,
arrived from northern New York
yesterday.
Good farm horse, weight about
1900, for sale at a bargain. Inquire
of G. III. Klinefelter, Willard house,
Dickinson. apr 12.3t.
w. L. Crow & Co., of Curryville,
Mo-, advertise two pure bred stations
for trade in this issue. They will
trade for mares.
For sale, one Flying Dutchman
pillow, price $35. Call ON or address,
G. M. DINsDALE.
Dickinson, N. D.
"Overcoming Through the Blood of
the Lamb''will be the subject of Rev.
James discourse at the Baptist
church Sunday evening.
Orders taken at this office for the
pamphlet edition Of the laws passed
by the legislature. Price so cents,
Every n should secure a copy.
Chas. Clarkson returned from the
east last Sunday and expects to Sc
cure u position Oh n of the North
ern Pacific divisions west of here.
G. S. Langdon has the agency fol
the world renowned Estey organs ani
pianos. Can supply you at once
Give him a call or write for informa
tion.
A. S. Robison's mother and hi!
brother and wife arrived from Curry
vile, Mo-, last Monday, the forme,
on a visit and the latter to make thi'
their home.
His many friends are pleased t.
know that James Mcdonald has beel
promoted to passenger conductor OF
the Missouri division. He made hi
first trip last Sunday.
Twenty-Five bushels first-class see
corn for sale at my ranch, Linn
Butte, Hettinger county, N. D., or a
N. C. Lawrence's store, Dickinson.
apr I2.4t L. CoLGRovE, ST
The county purchased about $50
bushels of seed wheat from j.
Luck, of New Salem, at IS cents
bushel. A. G. McGillivray is to sc
about the purchase of seed oats in S
Paul or Minneapolis.