The Dickinson press., 1891-04-04
Minstrel show next Monday night.

JoSepn l5fanlck OF So. Heart mad
proof on his homestead last Monda,
Organize the hall club. Goo
p, material ia Dickinson for IL stron
: team.
"A large assortment of m%illlner
goods and notions Just received ii
5 Miss Murn's.
\ house to rent. Comfortahl,
arranged for u small family. lnuuir,
at this office.
~slateher& Lish have been tcarin.
out and charging the shelving capa
city OF their store this week.
Grand spring opening in milliner,
at Mrs. Canavan's next Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday.
Brooks Goodall has Il passenger run
between Dickinson and Glrulive
since the new time went into effect
Episcopal services at the court
house tomorrow at IL Il. IN. and : H.
IN. Services will he those of Easter
day.
Dickinson has four mails daily
besides IL t%ri-weckly mail from the
south and II weekly service from the
north.
David l-ittlelales, late foreman of
the Mandm shops. is the new fore.
man of the Northern Pacific shops aft
Dickinson.
p. +. Stmltz, L. G. Stamp and VIM.
q. Wlinn made proof on their home.
steads before Clerk of Court Bonnev
on Tuesday.
Archie Dingman, II of the oldest
railroad men in the place. would have
been entitled to the passenger run
between here and Mandan if Mr..
McQuay had not resigned and taken
the same.
IL opportunity to get stylish
spring millinery very cheap. Mrs.
Langdon offers her millinery stock of
trimmed and mtrimmed hats. flowers.
feathers, baby bonncts, etc, at cost
for a few days. 1t will pay you TO
Call early and inspect.
DICK Lawrence. who returned from
the east Tuesday. where he had
attended the last sad rites of his
mothers funeral. was stricken down
with a sort of nervous prostitution.
He was reported quite a little better
last night.
The little boy of Mr.. ana Mrs. A.
). Robinson has been very sick with
Il malignant form of scarlet fever this
week, but the case is much more
hopeful this morning. There have
been II few cases of scarlclina %rrnnrt.
cd about town. but only the one of
Nh. Robinson's of ii serious nature.
Wanted: An attorney. admitted
to practice in New York State. of
several years experiences: would like
correspond with Il lawyer in North
Dakota with the view of forming a
eopartnersllip for the practice of law
IN the latter State. Address NJ. care
office. Dickinson, n. ID. mar IA.
james a. SHEPPARD, II m%achincst
IN the N. L. shops, is getting quite Il
reputation as IL maker of v%iolins.
lie has just turned out one. that for
beauty and tone rivals the instrument
OF old stradivarius himself. The
buck was hewn from Il solid log of
Bad Lands cedar. and SHEPPARD says
that the first note sounded on it
struck TIL" tune Of 800
The Georgia :i;nstrels ..N~sdav
The Onawa Nowa) Democrat
of them as follows: "The
Georgia Mjnstrels gave one of their
performances at the opera house last
night and lack of standing room was
the result. The first part of their
entertainment was far ahead of
Cin"e!and's colored minstrel troupe
Of 10 memlDers. While this company
mas only Is members Their reputation
is unelualed. especially in The line of
singing and dancing"
On Tuesday the case of William
Riddle and George Smith, for assault
and battery on the person of Mr..
Greene, was tried in justice court.
k'ho latter WAS dismissed on motion
Idefendmt and the former was fined
land costs. Both parties belong in
st. Paul and have a run as news
agents between there and here.
James q. Campbell and States Attor-
neg Bates prosecuted, l.. a. Simpson
and j. Z. Campbell defending. An
appeal was taken and the case will
come up at the next term of court.
Dressmaking done at Mrs. Richards.
Good fit and reasonable prices.
Retsof lump salt only Sl.25 per