The Dickinson press., 1892-12-31

Mh u IL east CLOSES III lSsou -. ~. WHcu
trains are on time.
Oficc open Sundays from 1880 p. IN. until $3.50
pm.
j. {. THOMPSON, p. NJ.
Saturday. December 81, 1892.
Read the G. O ID. ad.
Dan Joyce spent Christmas in
Dickinson.
Stores were quite genera lily closed
Monday afternoon.
at ltyAn'S Market.
Frank IIv!rrnn AMI Ff,nN Snith
spent Christ mas in Dickinson.
1.,rl- the fines; i'm the murN. I. cun-
stsntly ou hand at the Ci.y Meat
Market.
Postmaster Thompson mrle final
pr oof Wednesday on 100 acres of gov
eminent land.
lsrual,.luth for lalirs dresses i'm
black and dark sseen. very cheap tor
the quality, at Scotirld's. 1910
Mrs, ]. C. Thompson is ut her ac-
customtd place in the post-olice dur
ing tho distribution of The mails,
Joseph Gaunt, j. w. and Harry
Gruschus started out Monday on a
two-week's hunting expedition in the
Bad Lands.
Boots and shoes! | should say so;
we have them iii the best quality
right prices and lit.
CrEEIE& CRowL.
A good number turned out Friday
night of last week and enjoyed them
selves hugely ut the Odd Fellows
dance. The boys cleared about $40.
In underwear. we can offer you
good qualities ut, right prices. Our
sales III this line have been enormous,
hut we still ll,Ve u tinc STOCK left.
Cnrrie s Cruwl.
And 70" comes the news that Joe
Lennevilie. in ii fu !. raoe at East nn-
buque, Iowa, beat Tho sprintcr who
walked off with the purse In Dickin-
son last Summe
Sheriff Hayes returned last Friday
from Virginia City Mont, with Jack
Spray who was lodged in the county
jail. Mr.. Hayes says that he found II
g4e;lt d+'t Of snow up west.
bargains in clothing. us wye Eaye to
make room for a big lot of clothing
now heing made for us by manufact-
lures in Chicago. New York and
Philadelphia. Currie u Cruwl,
The Odd Fellows Life and Accident
Society, of Picqua, Ohio, have for
warded to James Mcintyre of Dray-
ton, N. d., draft for $1,000 for the
loss of his left hantl.
t.. II. Merry went out to Thirty
mile creek Tuesday afternoon to look
nfter his band of 1850 sheep, expect
ing to be gone week. Edwin john
son is Mr.. Merry's faithful foreman.
The tire-arm disturbance of Sunday
night resulted in an arrest Monday.
The defendant was released Tuesday
hy giving bail to the amount of $500
for his appearance on the 18th Of
NEXT month.
James Burke, engineer on engine
M. 600. fell into one of the round
house pits last Sunday and received
severe burns about the lower part
OF his legs. He was taken to Brain
evd in the evening.
When you are in need of anything
i'm Dry Goods. Gents furnishings,
Hats, Caps. Boots. Shoes. Hardware,
Tinware, Musical Instruments, or
Sewing Machines, do not fail to call
at the g. o. ID. store.
Dickinson has an excellent volun.
teer FIRE department. and good appara-
tins. but cannot get its two per cent of
insurance premiums because the town
has no organization us a city or vii
lage. The Dickinson people should
incorporate. Their town must lie
large enough -Mandan Times.
Peter LEM: l don't think the leg
;slature cal enact any law that will
stop the importation q: Texas cattle.
1t would be "a good thing for us IL it
could; but there is the interstate com.
merce law, etc. l have had a good