The Dickinson press., 1892-02-06

here yet, prepared now as in the
past to furnish the people of this
community with fresh and salt
meats, fish, oysters, vegetables
etc. at a cut of from 10 to 50 per
cent. Apples from So to S. per
barrel and other farm products
in proportion.
WILLIAM RAY.
The Recorder comes out on the 18th.
The children want to wear their
aprons Monday evening.
The weather forecast for today is
fair. And it is about what we get
every day.
Rev. C. E. Dobson was prevented
from holding services last Sunday by
illness.
Photographs of all sizes from carte
de viste to life size at COTS ground
floor gallery.
Our school board has wired to secure
the services, if possible, Of a Pro.
fessor Clark, of Iowa.
Try some of those pitted California
plums at Scotield's. They are cheap
d. and make fine sauce.
j. H. Colgrove arrives, home Thurs.
day from Minnesota with some cat
tie. loaded at st. Cloud.
Judge Campbell and States Attor-
ney Bates went to Bismarck last
night on legal business.
j. ID. Stiehl, of Kildeer mountains,
had Il carload of cattle shipped in
from the east this week.
Go to Scofield's for overshoes, as
the balance of stock in that line will
be sold cheap to close them out.
Jack Hanley reports his stock in
fine condition. He purchased a fine
colt this week of J. w. Goodall.
Alex. Fowler arrived from Brain
erd and says Geo. Poor's condition is
not much changed in the past few
days.
;Scofeld's brand of condensed mince
meat continues to Gl a long felt want.
Try it. enough to make six pies for u
: quarter.
MI HtpnrSrvytnn en- nnrinnnr an
the Missouri division, has taken pos
session of the Hop Kec restaurant on
Willard street.
There are Il few more barrels of
those choice winter apples left at the
city market. Call early before they
are all gone.
A young man about 10 years Of age
by the name of Schmitbaur of near
Richardson, shielded Thursday by
= taking strychnine.
Go to COTS ground floor gallery for
fine photographs cabinets, llxl7
panels and life size.
Somebody wonders why u certain
rnan sat in cllnrci, last Sunday night
with his far cost on. .ins.-lipcalsst
lie forgot his under coat.
= \ son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Manning OIL rurs lay, February
2, 1892. The infant died Thursday
L n,IA Ic,,.l cnry;n.u ,,nra l,n1,
4 'Fridly.
u. L. Hinckley. formerly of New
England City and now of Washington
informs the Press that he is soon t.
pass through Dickinson on his way
to Massachusetts.
Dan Phillips, who was up from
the Cedar river this week, says the,
have had very little snow this winter
i, in his section, and the cattle on TIN
ranges are doing finely.
Losr.-A gold pen. in an ordinar.
p%en-holder, on Willard street s0Re
where between the PRESS office an,
. Fowler's hardware store. Finder vii
please return same to this office All
receive Il suitable reward.
have Just returned from Mime
sofa with u small bunch of cattle
mostly COWS and heifers. for sale o
trade. One extra pair working oxel
- also one large single OK. we'll broke
feb. J. II. Colgroye.
Pleasure for the children-Mrs. (.
b. Thompson and Mrs. G. s. Langdo
plan a pleasant time for the childre
Monday evening. Soap bubble blow
ing and other games will be in orde
and what the children all love-mal
ing candy.
The interior of O. $. COTS phot'
grab gallery has been decidedly in
proved this week by paper, paint an
new furnishings. BY the way, this
the place to get good. legitimate wol
done, and at as low a price as al
photographer will do such work.
On Monday evening there will be
candy pull for the children at tt
Lawrence Hall from $50 to $50
olook A nost ~cnrlia] invitation