The Dickinson press., 1892-01-23

wanted in every Lodge in the state.
Saturday, January 23, 1899.
Mushrooms and. Green Olives al
Scofield's.
Read r. A. Williams announce
ment for the next fifteen days.
j. A. WEIGH has sold out his harness
shop to j. II. Clark, who has taken
possession.
Everyone go to the "Mush and Mill
Social next Wednesday evening.
a nine-pound boy was born to Mr.
and Mrs. II. w. Drenkel, yesterday
Friday, january %, 1892, at 6 Il. IN.
An infant child Of Louis Keck died
last Tuesday and the remains were in
tered in the cemetery OH Wednesday,
Cabinet Photos, 50 per dozen, until
Feb. 8. Williams, over Ryan's meat
market.
Frank Heffron bought twenty -four
head of cattle yesterday of Rufus
Robbins and will drive them to his
range on the Canon Ball.
Go to Scotield's for Oranges, Lem.
ons and White Glover Honey.
Rev. a. II. keene came in from
Glen Ullin Wednesday. and left fol
New England City for Il short visit to
his home.
Go to Scofield's for Silence Cloth
will keep the dining table looking
new for years.
w. NJ. Burnley, formerly tele.
graph operator here, and who now
has landed interests i'm Stark county
is agent OF the Union Pacific railway
ut Silver City, Utah.
Photographs of all sizes from carte
deviste to life size at Goff's ground
floor gallery.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
give a sociable ut the Willard House
Wednesday evening, Jan. q. Musl
and milk prominent among the re-
freshments. Proceeds go toward
carpetinp the church.
New line of Dry Goods just opened
at Scofield's. Call and look them
over whether you wish to purchase
or not.
Go to Goff's ground floor gallery fol
fine photographs, cabinets, llxl7
panels and life size.
]. w. Beckett and family arrived
today from Spokane, Wash. and will
spend Il few days visiting their aunt
and uncle, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. p. Tingle
They are on their way to Ohio to visi
Mrs. Becket's parents.
IOl ublHtIlIiS III cuS
town lots 80 to j. G. Campbell. oct q
The injuries sustained by Geo. w
Poor in the Sentinel Butte wrecl
were severer than ut first supposed
Report comes from the hospital thi
week that lie is improving and hi
ultimate recovery is beyond doubt.
Photographs all sizes, fine worl
only, at Goff's ground floor gallery.
Pierre Wibaux is now i'll Chicag,
pushing his case against Nels Norris
This is IL case involving about 500.
900 damages for alleged breach o
contract for furnishing Il certain mum
ber of cattle for Morris by Wibaux.
There are a few more barrels o
those choice winter apples left at TIN
city market. Call early before the.
are all gone.
Frank Cannon, an old resident 0
Dickinson. for some time mercllal
at Mingusviile, has formed Il co.part
nerslip with W. A. Orgain, and unde
the firm name of Cannon & Orgain
will do large general merchandis
business in Mingusville.
Owing to storms both east and Yves
of here, trains this week have arrive
somewhat irregularly. The new tim
card went into effect on Wednesd;.
{ and trains are getting down t
,ohedule time, No. arriving ut %
p. M, and No. at 1855 p. m.
James Whalen returned Thursd;,
night from trip to Billings, Mon
He ss> $ there is more snow and les
feed on the Montana range than
western North Dakota. He predict
an influx of Montana stockmen t
North Dakota the coming spring.
Gus Finger of South Heart, has
position in the Dickinson school
Mr.. Finger is well and f;lvor:b
known in Stark county, Il teach,
of considerable experience, and I'll
selection Of the school board in giyir
him the position was good one.
The board of railroad commission
ers held a meeting in Bismarck Tue
day of this week. when the questit
of coal rates WAS argued pro and CT
by representatives from different sc
tons of the coal region. Petitio
generally signed by Morton coun
people asking for a reduction of Il