The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

MISS hlGtle SmlLu lcll lIOul IL uolSe
last Sunday and narrowly escaped Sc
rious injury.
Services morning and evening to.
morrow at the Congregational church
by Rev. J. l.. Sizer.
Miss Alice Parsons is the able as
sistant at the z. o.. in the absence of
Mr.. Thompson.
Mrs. Ell. Hughes. of Antelupe. paid
II visit to Dickinson Monday after
noon.
You can find the finest line of Cali
fornia can goods in the west ut Nc
Gillivrays.
Morgan & Lush aud Ed. Durrent, of
New England City, shipped their
wool to III. 7. Thompson n Co. this
week.
When you are in need of IL good ser
vice,hle suit fu. $3.50 call on Nc
Gillivray
1t is reported that Z. B. Wickham.
of Glen Ullin, had 100 lambs drown
by the rain of last Tueslly night.
Farrcl 4 Hayes have leased II sec.
tion of l.n:l two miles east of town
and are fencing it fu, Il apasture for
their lurses.
If You are looking for place where
you can purchase standard Sc sins-
ham for Sc. call on McGillivray.
Geo. Mcricr. the Stalwart ;iller of
the soil ut Antelope and rN railroad
man. WI; one of Dickinson's $ callers
on Monday.
Almost any kind of weather this
year, aud delicious ice cream ut j. l'.
Thompson, $, every day.
Jim handles the ".Jns H'y' cigar.
manufactured Ivy kricek Il Riv,.
When you, want IL So solid calfskil,
ladies shoe for y cll ON McGillvray
Ask Your dealers for Pride of
Dickinson" best cigar in the city.
Kricek & Riva.
Townsend Bros Oakdale,lav ship
ped their wool to IL. II. Thompson 4
Co., Chicago. this week.
r. S. Brnokings, made II flying trip
to Dickinson. Tuesday. leaving his
surveying outfit in the eastern part OF
the county.
Go to Freeman for and 10 cent
cigars, manufactured by X & II.
Ed. Moran, of Glendive, was return.
ing home Wednesday night with reg
istered brood mares, which he had
purchased east ut the price of $1,000
each.
The North Dakota Railroad Com.
mission was in town Tuesday. The
c0mmotiun was not great; the town is
still here anl the commission has
gone.
S. T.. Gotta has bought the two lots
and house north of his residence of j
j. Purcell. Some needed repairs viii
be made aud Thomas Neil will thcl
occupy the house.
Ex-senator Miss Gertrude Lawrence
and Mrs. II D. Stevenson were inyite,
guests WHO accompanied the state II
II. commission to Medora last Tues
day and OH their return the same day
At this season Of the year you viii
all he interested in summer under
wear. If you are not McGillivra.
can interest you, he is now o!ferin!
underwear worth 81 80 per suit for soc
The steam shovel WAS put in a
Eagles Nest, between Hebron ant
Glen Ullin, this week. Joe Crostll
waite went down Thursday to run tll'
engine for the work train.
+. G. McVey recently completed
division fence on the north side of w
n. McCloy's residence property. Th
owner had purchased twenty-five fee
off the Pond property for the Ell
largement of his yard.
Ninglin Bros. came to the from
handsomely on Wednesday at Farg
and supplied every member presen
ut the press association with compli
mentary tickets for their circus.
Two dollars will pay for the PRES
and the New York Weekly Tribun
for one year. y chance to pay up
year and get a leading national pape
free. New subscribers have the sam
chance.
Judge Winchester and stenographe
Tuttlc go to Me.lora this afternoon
open court for Billings county. W
understand that there is net anythin
Of Importance for the court at til
term, few tax matters.
Miss Ida ]. Ellison was compelle
by sickness to give up her room til
week in the Dickinson schools. 81
is IL good teacher and there is muc
regret that she should have to give ,
her position for the coming year {
account of i'll health.
f, G. Hendersh9tt, who las rust
oaied for Il few days since the leyisl
tive session at the home of his wife
parents in Emmons county. went
Fargo Tuesday and commenced Ii
iIbors as city editor on the Repub