The Dickinson press., 1893-05-06
The prairie crocus is in bloom.

The prairie crocus is in bloom.
Thursdays rain makes the grass
grow.
M. Hanley's house is we'll under
way.
j. n. Coils & Son have II new sup.
ply of spring goods.
Go to Scolield's for gents working
and driving gloves.
The frame of Otto Doskey's house
was raised this week.
Fresh northern-grown garden seeds
of all kinds at Scofield's.
Southern Minnesota millet seed fol
sale at Currie & Crowds.
Nice line of dried fruits at SEQ
Good. raisins, l0c. per pound.
n. N. Jefferies and Daniel Manning
are having their residences newly
painted.
Fred Henderson, has retired from
the management of the Common
wealth.
Town lots and live stock for sale
also a house to rent. See ]. A. Coils
ut the C. o. D. store.
Word was received this week that
Geo. NJ. Frye, who is at Elk River
Mimi, has been dangerously i'll with
pneumonia.
"A beautiful line of children's dress
hats just received at Mrs. Langdon's
also new ribbons and new flowers t.
trim them with.
Mr.. Lowell, the Montana cattlemar
who has a herd in John w. Goodall':
care, was in Dickinson Thursday TO,
about an hour.
Hats and bonnets in endless variet.
of shapes and colorings, just received
at Mrs. Langdon's. You surely Cal
find here what you want.
Another invoice of pattern hat
Just received at Mrs. Langdon's; lool
them over and then you will surel,
not overlook us when purchasing, a
our prices will suit.
j. j. Bartley's house assumes pre-
portions. This is the second buildin
under course of construction on til
Dakota Land & Colonization Co.'S at
dition this spring.
Postmaster Thompson announce
the following Office hours: From 7:a
a. IN. until 7:3O p. IN. On Sunday til
office will be open for one hour follow
ing the arrival of the passenger frol
the east.
j. NJ. Tracey made final proof MOI
day OH a tree claim near Taylor. III
testimony was taken by James {
Campbell, and it was the first in til
| vicinity under the new law of La
March.
w. II. McCrory, the kildcer ranc'
er who took a car Of horses east
March, arrived Tuesday from MINI
sofa with seventy head of II al
two.year old steers. Mr.. McCrol
says twos are selling for $3.50
MINI.
C. II. Merry went to Minneso
Tuesday to buy cattle. Mr.. Mer1
knows when the market is right. L
will have plenty of cattle-one al
two-year-olds-for sale on his retur
Emmett E. Brown of Minneapoli
and u. a. Currie of Merriam Par
who went west Tuesday bound for Il
Sound country, sold several very fl
horses during their stop-oyer In Die
inson.
"a wolf in sleeps clothing'-tl
substitute offered by the coulter"
being Just as good as Ayers Sarsal
rilla. If you don't want to be bite
insist upon having Ayers sarsapar
la. even if it he a little dearer. d
pend on it, it will he cheaper for y
in the end.
a special meeting of the cour
commissioners is called to-day for t
purpose of appointing All assessor !
the nnorganiZed counties of Dunn. n
Kenzie, Alfred and Wallace: and s'l
other business as may come beft
the board.
Thomas and Joseph Neil, who h;
purchased the Red Star Dray Iii
are prepared to handle express a
freight and to do all kinds of hauli
They are good people to deal wi
J and solicit a share of the public y
l ronage.
Married-at the Willard house p
lors, April 3. 1893. Robert H. Mo
of Mingusville, Mont, to Mrs. Mar
q ret Hedger of Glendiye, Mont, jar
. G. Campbell officiating. Mrs. Mo
is fayorablY known in Glendive, ;
MI. Moore-well he is known eve
t where-the owner of the Seven CT
cattle-and a right good fellow lie