The Dickinson press., 1894-03-24
Milk crooks at the G. o. D. store

Milk crooks at the G. o. D. store
3.24.
The N. p. pay car made its appear.
ance Friday.
The Dickinson schools have a |
weeks vacation.
c. E. Trask started out for his
ranch Thursday.
Fine double and single harness ut
the G. o. d.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. John.
son, Monday, March 10. a son.
Some more of those bed spreads at
the G. o. d. store. 3.24.
Want to buy horses or cattle! In.
quire at the G. o. ID. store. 1924.
Will Coils has been out to the Col
lis ranch south of Medora this week
to get some horses.
Latest improvements in gasoline
stoves can he seen at McCloy L Sc.
nour's hardware store.
An elegant line of hats, flowers,
laces, straw.b-aid etc.,-iirect from
New York, at Mrs. Langdon's.
Easter could occur as early as Mar ch
%; it is early. however, this year, and
will not occur as early again until
1870
There was a grand blockade of
trains on this division Wednesday,
owing to the Gladstone cut which was
filled with snow.
a first t-class cook would like posi-.
tion with some ranch outfit for the
summer. Inquire of John q. Smith,
Dickinson. 3.24tf.
All kinds of hauling done on short
notice. Apply at livery stable on
Clough street.
5-lOtf. w. NJ. KL1NEFELrER.
Dimes of cash are just now better
than dollars of merchandise, and De.
Graft, the shoeman, is pushing his
spring sale on that plan.
W. NJ. Burnley, former Northern
Pacific operator who has a fine tract
of land near Eichardton, IS located at
Waco, Texas, with his brother, a
prominent real estate broker.
Our goods and prices have won the
confidence of the people. They are
always right.
2.17tf. DICKINSON MERCANTILE Co
Go to Scofield's for your boots and
Shoes. He is closing out his entire
line of these goods regardless of cost
for cash. Every pair bargain. 3-3
A. j. Burnett gives an address to-
night at X. P. hall under the auspices
of the American Railway Union. 1t
is safe to say that Mr.. Burnett will
interest.
Louis Connolly, the cattleman, was
passenger on No. 2 Friday morning.
Mr.. Connolly did not think the snow.
storm had done any injury to stock
interests.
Furniture for sale Bed room suits,
square extension table, antique oak
cupboard, new sewing machine,
stoves, chairs. etc. Inquire of Mrs.
Grant Palmer.
John Riessbeck. who retires thi
week from his successful career as a
restaurant proprietor, has not made
up his mind as to what vocation he
will next pursue.
The K. p. card party was postponed
this week on account of Good Friday
and the sloppy going. J. o. Gray, G.
F. Wilde and W. H. Morris are on the
committee of arrangements.
On account of the storm Mrs.
Langdon's Easter opening of millin.
cry goods will be postponed. Due
notice of the same will he given in
next weeks issue of the PRESS.
r. w. Stroud, who came in from
the Little Missouri Thursday, says
that he does not think the storm
caused any loss on the range. Cat
tie in Wallace county have wintered
well, very little hay being fed.
The trouble with most cough medi
cines is that they spoil the appetite,
weaken digestion, and create bile
Ayers Cherry Pectoral. On the con
trary, while it gives immediate relief
assists rather than impairs the assim
ilative process.
The Patti Rosa Co. which played
acceptably two nights in Dickinson
last week, is complimented by tn,
Argus: "Patti Rosa remembered Far
go after the conaagration. Tuesday
nights reception proves that Farg
has not forgotten the generous come
dienne."
. 1t is confidently asserted, says tn
Mandan Pioneer, in stock circle
that the stock yards at Dickinson ar,
to be done away with and new ant
larger yards are to be erected at Bel
field before the next shipping seas O.
( comes around.