The Dickinson press., 1891-12-26

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271s bushels to the acre, and 80 BY
weight. Mr.. Lyon intends putin.
in the same acreage next year.
For bargains in farming lands ant
town lots so to ]. G. Campbell. oct 3
j. w. Chamberlain This is the
happiest Christmas have spent since
my coming to North Dakota; 1 have
no reason to complain; with my cattle
my wool crop, and over 1000 bushels
of wheat this season. am well salts.
fed; started in six years ago with
almost nothing.
Wanted-five hundred babies to
have their photos taken at Gilbert's
gallery.
l.. \. Simpson this week sold to
Robert Lee, of Gladstone, lots and 9
in block % of Dickinson townsite,
and three lots in the Dakota Land &
Colonization company's addition have
just been sold for residence purposes.
Jerry Barnes, formerly of Barnes &
Turner, merchants in Dickinson, has
been made manager of the Gull River
Lumber company at Bismarck.
Robert Lally, an old-time resident
of North Dakota, but now of Red
Lodge, Mont. is visiting about town,
the guest of his relative, Farrell
Reilley. He is in the employ of the
Rocky Fork Coal company. of Red
Lodge, and says he is doing we'll.
Anthony Reilly is book.kecper for the
same company.
Largest stock of dolls and toys in
the city, and prices way down, at
Freeman's.
Conductor Ed. Aughnay has pur.
chased a fine residence lot on Hanna.
ford street, and has already COM
menced excavating Il cellar and pre-.
pairing Il foundation on which in the
early spring he will erect fine two.
story house with brick veneering.
His faith in Dickinson's future is
strong, and he is showing it by his
work.
a noteworthy sight was that which
passed through Dickinson this week
for the Worlds Fair exhibit in Chi.
cago. 1t consisted of several mann.
moth trees of the fir variety over 100
feet long, entirely free from all knots
OF blemishes. They were loaded at
Tacoma and will make a fine exhibit
of Washington's resources in the tim
Der line. They were loaded on three
flat cars.
n father cLn give his young son no
better present than years reading of
the Scientific American. Its contents
will lead the young mind in the path
of thought, and if he treads there
while. he'll forget frivolities and be
of some account, and if he has an in.
ventive or mechanical turn of mind,
this paper will afford him more enter
tainment, us we'll rs useful informa.
ton. than he can obtain elsewhere.
Copies of this paper may be seen at
this office and subscription received.
Price, SO q year, weekly.
At meeting of the school board
held last week, when l.. a. Simpson,
on behalf of the Dakota Land and
Colonization company, delivered the
deed to the block of land OH which
the school building stands, u resolu-
tion to the following effect was
adopted
BE it resolved, That tile board rec.
ognizirg the great generosity of the
Dakota Land and Colonization com.
pany in presenting the district with
the valuable block of land on which
the school building is erected, do
hereby extend Il vote of thanks to the
officers and agents of said company.
In the line of diaries, or desk men,
0raulHms as well, "Brick' Pomeroy
has silnt ahead of all others in Il
Golden Brick Diary Journal for 1892.
\ cloth bound book printed on golden
paper. The book is nine inches long
l,y six inches wide, a blank page for
every day in the year properly headed
us diary. but with all original, ad-
vance thought utterance of one to
three lines at the top of each page, SO
that it is Il book of 366 pages, each
page carrying u text, a good idea, a
new thought, Il subject for sermon,
lecture, argument, essay, editorial,
discussion. etc: Price $l.OO. If you
wish useful novelty. se4q for it to
Advance Thought, Room 48 Pulitzer
Building. New York City.
Photographs of all sizes from carte
de viste to life size at Goff's ground
floor gallery.
A change, especially in the line Of
entertainment, is always enjoyable,
and the ''Drive Whist" party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Poor, We'd
nesday evening, Deeember 90, proved
no exception to this rule. Ths fact
of the elements outside not being on
their best behavior but added to the
charm of the cozy surroundings with
in. The guests commenced to arrive
at All early hour, and after an exciting
contest. Mrs. j. ]. Freeman and J. A.
Farrah were pronounced victors and
carried off the head prizes. About
midnight dainty luncheon wag
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