The Dickinson press., 1892-04-09

Try some of Scofield's Mocha and
Java; it can't be equalled west of
Chicago.
j. D. Stiehl brought up Il full train
load of cattle. numbering about 600,
on Monday.
Photographs of all sizes from carte
de viste to life size ut COTS ground
floor gallery.
Robinson & Williams were branding
cattle ut the stock yards yesterday
which they had brought up from
Minnesota.
Mrs. Chas. Caravan will have her
spring opening of millinery goods on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of
next week.
u. A.. Ferris was down from Medora
this week to buy some cattle and to
make preparations for erection of a
house on his new lot in the addition.
The Cosgrove Concert Co. gave a
concert here last week, which for its
air of refinement and. wonderful mu-
steal program has earned the name
of the most popular company on the
road. Barrie (Conn.l Gazette.
w. A. McCloy, Jerry Broadbent.
II. D. Stevenson, Jas. Conway, w. H.
Stablcr. j. O. Gray, ]. X. Porter. H.
Hagerman, w. r.. Hawkins and j. P.
Tingle were ut Mandan the first of
the week assisting i'll the institution
of Mandan Lodge No. ii, knights
of Pytlias.
The PRESS acknowledges receipt of
Il unique and very useful calendar
hangings and all complete -
from the observation-disclosures Co., of
Chicago. Miss Carrie Spaulding, we'll
known to aeveral New England City
people, holds Il good position In this
large establishment.
The Dickinson Custer Sheep Invest
ment Co. have Il band of sheep located
twelve miles north of Steele, Kidder
county, under the supervision of Nj.
E. II. C, Smith. Mr.. Smith reports
the flock numbering about 1880 as in
splendid condition despite tho cold
winter and great snow fall and that
they have lost but fourteen out of the
flock all winter.-Bismarck Tribune.
Bismarck Tribune: According to
the Dickinson Press, James w.
Foley, Jr., of Medora, is stopping in
Dickinson and has a position in the
county auditors office of Stark coun-
ty. BY the way this young man has
already achieved some fame as a
writer. In a recent issue of the
Northwest Magazine is published a
story from his pen, and the Dickin-
son PRESS Of iats has contained arti-
cles written by him of great literary
merit.
East bound train No. a arriving at
ls:4G p. M, takes pouched mail for
points east of Jamestown, but fetches
no mail from the west. No. 2, ar
rives at $3.50 p. M, brings mail from
west and takes mail for all points east.
West bound train No. 3, arrives at
3:45 a. m, brings Il pouched mail
FROM east of jamestown, but takes
no mail west from Dickinson. No. l
arrives at lis p. NJ, carries 8 local
mail to and from Dickinson.
Tilton & Benson have opened their
lunch counter on Sims street. The
!, place has been made neat and attract:
1 i've, the service is new throughout
and the prices are about right-on the
! European plan. Anything in the line
l Of edibies. at I'll hours, set up in style
the customer likes. AZ about two
weeks the new brick oven will be
completed and afirst.class baker from
st. Faa' viii be in charge. The pro
f prietors have taken . metropolitan
spirit and will send a baker Wag0y
around the houses in Dickinson daily
Drop in AMI try the new firm.
e You will bs p,,eased to learn that
the Cosgrove Concert GO. viii give
=, one of their delightful entertainments
in the opera house on Thursday even
. ing, April 18th. This company il
composed of the best Canadian talent
every member is said to be an artis'
8 in his or her particular line. The.
are headed by the wonderful Cosgrov'
family, who have u national reputa
$ ton ~ musicians, performing OF
p about fifty musical instruments, ii
Guiding musical bells, glasses, etc
Judging from the very fiatterinl
i press received by them and the re
y ception which has Wst them every
where a treat is in store for lovers o
music and comedy. ..
PERSONAL MENTION.
It d. C. Rowe has returned east.
J.. M. Tracey of Taylor, was in tow