The Dickinson press., 1892-07-02

Used In Millions Of Home
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. james Wha-
len. Wednesday night, June %, IL son.
One of Raymond's Boston excursion
trains passed. through east yesterday.
Ryerson, Spade 4 Co. have bought
the old Rowe ranch on Crooked creek.
An assault with intent to do bodily
injury was reported from Taylor on
Friday.
A team for supplies from the Con-
verse ranch was brought in Thursday
by Nate Salg.
Conductor Mcdonald has sold his
residence on Sims street to Hugh
McKeever.
Ed. Dodd sold pair of $lS.mount-
ell deer horns yesterday to Mr.. Mohler
of the Great Northern.
The track committee for the 4th
have erected Il new stand and fixed
things up in good shape.
Howard Eaton turned 1000 head of
Texas cattle loose this week on the
west side of rocky ridge.
1t is reported on good authority
that Howard Eaton has bought the
C. II. Mason place on third creek.
Jerry Dryer has lot 5. block E,
new addition of the Dakota Land and
Colonization Co., and will build right
away.
Geo. Erhne, the civil engineer, came
in Thursday from the Alf White
ranch, where he has spent two months
very pleasantly, and goes east.
To PRESS reporter Traffic Manager
Finley said yesterday that the wheat
acreage in Manitoba had been in.
creased and they looked for IL big
crop this year.
Patrick Flynn, father of Mrs. WIN.
Ray, died Friday morning, at Stearns
county, Mimi. Mrs. Ray, Miss Mar
garet and John Flynn left on No. of
the same day to attend the funeral of
their father.
\ man by the name Of Geo. Rease,
who came over from Russia this
spring, has started a pottery i'll Dick
inson, as an experiment. His facili-
ties for operating are very crude, but
he has worked out 10y hand about 300
milk jars, similar to those used by
peasants in olden times, holding six
quarts. This man will have his first
kiln ready to burn next week, and if
the clay proves what he hopes, much
more extensive work will be COM
menced.
at the closing exercises Tuesday
evening at the st. Johns Academy.
Jamestown, Miss Agile Ray was a.
warded the gold medal for excellence
in the department of instrumental
music. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Shanley,
Fargo, presented the same. Willie
Ray received the gold medal for ex.
cellence in christian doctrine in the
preparatory class, at the closing exer-
cises of st. Johns University, Col.
legeville, Minnesota. OF 207 students
who remain through the year at this
school, Willie is the youngest.
Go to Freeman's for S and 10 cent
cigars. manufactured by X Il II.
Hello! here is the best Sc. cigar in
town, made Ivy Kricek & Riva.
When you want IL 80 snlitl calfSliin
ladies' shoe for sl C II ui, McGillivray.
\ car of Buckeye mowers and rakes
just received ut j. NJ. Traccy's.
Standard calicos, fast colors. worth
SC. per yard for 4c. at McGillivrays.
Jim handles the "Jim's Boy cigar.
manufactured by kricck 4 Riva.
When you are in need Of IL good ser.
viceable suit for $3.50 call on Nc.
Gillivray.
You can find the finest line of Cali
fornia can goods in tile west at Me-
Gillivrays.
l. Ask your dealers for "Pride Of
Dickinson" best cigar in the city.
Kricek g. Riva.
Almost any kind of weather this
year, and delicious ice cream at j. B.
Thompson's, every day.
If you are looking for place where
you can purchase standard SC ging-
ham for Sc. call on McGilliyray.