The Dickinson press., 1890-07-26
Carpenters are having all they can

Harvest has commenced OH the
Dickinson farm.
This is nice weather for an ice
business.
Bielcnberg & Toomey shipped Is
car loads of sheep yesterday.
Sheriff Bingenheimer was up from
Mandan on Wednesday.
Stamp & Hcrsey have the frame of
A. n. Jefferies' new house up.
District Attorney Campbell went to
Bismarck, "Wednesday night, on lusi-
ness.
j. S. Let's and wife, of Gladstone,
were among The visitors here Thurs
day.
Guy J. DeFrance, of Richardton,
was shaking hands with his friends
here yesterday.
Attorney Simpson left for Bis
marck "Wednesday evening. lie will
return Tuesday.
Louis Egar and family, of Mcdora,
will become residents of Stark. county
in the near future. -
VIM. Ray will load and ship two
car loads of cattle tomorrow, using
Streets stock cars.
The Northern Pacific Co. is ship.
ping in ties and steel for about five
miles of track in the new yard.
w. III. Brown and Jonathan Winn
drove to Gladstone Thursday on !,
flying visit to friends at that place.
James Converse will load twenty
six of Streets stock cars with
prime cattle for shipment tomorrow.
Mrs. w. j. Buckbec and two child
rem returned, yesterday, from visit of
several weeks to friends i'll the east.
L. Elmer is manufacturing cham
pagne cider and left samples ut this
office. 1t should he tried to he appre.
ciated.
Hon. G. G. Moore. Il delegate to the
state convention at Grand Forks from
Mercer county, was in Dickinson on
Thursday.
Il. Finger, of South Heart, after
the convention ut Gladstone, made /;
pleasant visit with z. Ellison at Rich
ardton.
Miss Hattie Davidson, stenographel
in Supt. Phelan's office, spent last
Sunday in Bismarck visiting hel
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. How, father
and mother of Mrs. Il. G.. Dayton
arrived from Cincinnati Thursday, t.
re main IL short time.
Samuel Bierline was in from hi
northern ranch Thursday and report:
every thing moving in the right direc
ton in his neighborhood.
Hoii. Z. A. Williams, surveyo
general of North Dakota, announce
that the Office will be open for TIN
transaction of public business Au
gust l, 1890.
Several of the boys who have bee
waiting for chances to get OH th
railroad as brakcmcn will be accom-
modated during the coming montl
when the cattle shipments becom
lively.
The following townships in an
at the east end of Stark county wi
be opened for entries and filings o
August 90: Township l37, range 81
township l37. range 9l; township l3;
range 81.
The Congregationalists and Presby
terians hold united services to-mo
row. Service will he held in the Coz
, gregationalist church in the mornin
and Presbyterian church in the ever
ing.
+ Goodall & Palmer signed the COZ
1 tracts last Monday for the gradin
of the new n. p. yards at this plac
/, The approximate amount of dirt
be moved is $4,000 yards. They e:
pect to commence work early
August.
q w. II. Kirby, who has been e
gagged at the Dickinson farm SIM
last fall, and his mother started fl
u their old place on the Cannon Ba
e this morning where they will put
hay and get things in readiness for
a sheep ranch.
S. A. Marney, formerly editor al
proprietor of the Stock Grower
It journal at Miles City, Mont. pa
% the PRESS office pleasant visit We
n nesday. He is now acting as gene
al agent of the Canda Cattle Car G.
q with headquarters at st. Paul, Min
Y. The evils resulting from habitu
4 costiveness are many and serious; b
the use of harsh, drastic purgativ
le is quite as dangerous. In Aye
st Pills, however, the patient has Il mi
a but effective aperient, superior to
others. especially for family use.
to The Episcopalians have rails
IL: over $4,000 for their church buildir
mn which they have decitled ia erect