The Dickinson press., 1893-04-01
Saturday, April 1, 1893.
Volume eleven. number one.

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Volume eleven. number one.
Frank Mott is shingliny and siding
the east portion OF his house.
Fancy border linen handkerchiefs,
hemstiched. ut the Columbia, Csc.
J.. d. Dohrmann made tree-claim
proof last Saturday before Guy j!
DeFrancc.
Boys knee pants and shirt waists,
Just the thing for school, ut the Col
nmbia, only 25c.
C. NJ. Dinsdale was at Richardton
this week laying the chimney in the
new school building.
Have you seen those fine calf con-
gress shoes that the Columbia is sell
ing for 500!
Wanted--a capable house girl; good
wages; permanent situation. Inquire
of DR.. II. A. Davis.
Judson a. Coils has purchased lot
9, block s. and lot 10 in block II,
of II. r.. Lyon. This is an important
transfer.
w. Starck. says the Mandan Pho
neer, has been bound over to the next
term of court for the illegal killing
of cattle.
The Columbia Clothing House on
Saturday this week, gives to every
tenth customer the amount of his
purchase.
VIM. Leask has about completed
his contract on the Ri%chardton school
house. Mr.. LEASH is giving the dis
trict Il good building.
Low prices continued ut COTS
ground floor gallery. Twenty-Five
cents a dozen less than any competi-
tor. l-l4tf
O. E. Foote will begin school next
Monday at Novi Hiadec, district No
IL, west of Dickinson. This is Mr.,
Foote'S second year.
Houses for s~ale--Story and one-hali
house--new--on Il 50-foot lot. located
on Sims street: also one on Barns st
Inquire of G. NJ. Dinsdale. 3-25tf.
All who wish to take out lina. citi
zenship papers can do so during the
term of district court next week. In
quiries should be directed to Guy j
DeFrance, clerk of the court.
For Sales w. "a Sec. II. Twp. 139
r. 90; SO per acre. Lies nicely. ada
cent to r. r.. Ia miles to Relaxation
Inspection invited. Address. w. NJ
Burnley. 9 East 10th St., st. Paul
MINI. 4-l-2t.
Thos. Neil wishes the PRESS to say
that he will be prepared in a short
time with teams to do anything in tn
line of hauling and freighting. Ton
is a good fellow. and willing to TAX
hold of anything whereby an homes
dollar can be made.
The Chinese restaurant on Willard
street was purchased this week b.
John Riessbeck, who has re-ftted tn
place. put in a lurfh counter and din
ing tables. A night man is kept an
meals are served at all hours. MI
Riessbeck has secured the services 0
the old cook at the depot restaurant
and is giving meals that cannot b
beaten.
My. wife was confined to her be
for ove two months with a very Sc
we're attack of rheumatism. w
could get nothing that would affor
her any relief. and as Il last resol
gave Chamberlain;s Pain Balm a tria
To our great surprise she began to III
prove after the first application, an
by using it regularly she was soon abb
to get up and attend to her hOus
work. E. H. johnson, of C. J. Knu
son & Co., kensington. Mimi. so eel
bottles for sale by druggists. +.
Last week the Mandan papers state
that 1.-The Fair" was closed. I.
Kennedy, who is manager of tn
store and. it is supposed. owner, ha
an injunction served on him by J. I
Coils & Son a short time ago.
seems that defendant was OWN
in the old C. O. d. store which Coll
j. Son purchased last fall: and, we u
derstand, it was expressly stipnlatt
that the parties selling should n
open up for sale again in the place
like line of goods. This agreemel
Coils & Son say has been violate
and they are after the offende
Serves him right.