The Dickinson press., 1883-06-30

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great skill as Il cmver in wood.
\ collision between Il freight and
work train near Sweet Brian. Thurs
day resulted in demolishin" the two
engines. The train men all escaped
without injury.
Merry 4 Pearl have their bakery in
full operation. and will soon have
their meat market npVN tor business.
They have also an ice cream larlor i'm
connection With the bakery.
Gen. Anderson and the L. s. Conn
missiomtrs passed west over the road
Wcdne Nlay. to inspect that part of
the track. east of Helena. which has
just been completed.
The brick work ON the ruunl house
will I've finished in Il few days. when
the masonS vii! NE pat onto the
shops and other buildings which the
company is erecting here.
Mr. Asa Fisher. Wholesale liquor
dealer. Bismarck. and one Of the lva,,-
ing business men of the capital city.
was here the first of the week and
took occasion to catch onto some
Dickinson real estate.
Religions services will he held next
Sunday morning at the Dickinson
farm. Preaching at ln.2". followed
ly sunday school. All are inNitrd.
The last spike to be driven on the
Northern Pacific is to he agolden me.
and will he driven with Il silver mail
lei.
The Eaton Brothers. of Little Mis-
souri,. have lost Il number of cattle.
branded II. X. With Il circle around
the letters. on left side hack of Shout
der. Amy person Knowing of such
stock will please notify us or address
Howard Eaton. Little Missouri. ID. Y.
The attention of the postmaster
general has been called to the fact
that about onc-tiiild of the ncwSra-
pcgS mailed fail to hr delivered
through the ~caIC!rSsGeSS of lustmas-
trrs. and lac has directed That they he
handled With the same are as letters.
1t is stated that at Bloomington.
Illinois. recently S3On.0 eco was taken
from the banks Ivy persons coming to
Dakota. and in Elnir.. New York, IL
still larger amount has been with
drawn from banks Ivy The same class
of elmigrants.
The MulncrouS carca*ses of dead an
imals living around in different parts
OF the town cause such a stencil that
it is umbcarahle. and will cause dis.
ease and sickness if Something is lot
done toward uhating the nuisance
The proper authorities shntll look
The matter up and see That the sani.
t%ry condition of the town is i'm.
proved before il is too late.
Jessie. the littlG Six year Old huugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Barnes, hal
a narrow escape from instant drati
l;st Monday. She with ether child
rem We're at play III II" lumber yard
and Jessie ~hlrr"ned to he stmniim!
between two piles Of lumber. wllel
one Of them w.is accidentally l1She,
L over catching her between the two
When takenout;!lo Was un"onsnion-
but fortunately the injuries wert
, slight. and She oon recovered.
About four miles cas-. of town an,
Oh the line of the Northern Pacific
may he found one OF the largest ant
finest veins of coal there is in Dakota
This coal is ON the land of Mr.. NJ. Lal
~, aM.l is exposed ON the bank OF TIL
Heart river for Il distance of aUU feet
showing Il thickness of Fifteen feet
The coal il, OF q superior quality t
4 that mostly found around here. an'
/ will he opened up for mining as 500
us the necessary arrangements a "
made. 1t will prove of great beneli
to the town as we'll as to the railroa,
= company. Several capitalists vii
take hold of this mil.e, side track
will be laid and every facility 70
mining will he put in. 50 that we ma
:, expect Il suburban town to soon gro,
up there.
The new Baptist church ediiic
, will be opened the second Sunday o
July. Services at 1880 \. NJ. and
p. NJ. Two OF three clergymeM a.
expected, also good singing with tn
t use of an organ. We hope the pc,
pie will all favor rs with their pre-.
ence. also give as liberal contribution
II us they can Tor finishing the building
l. Preaching next Sunday evening i
:. MI. Rau's building at ! O'Clock. A
g are cordially invited. Collection i
support of the gospel.
IL. Il. ~sliAFTNER
Missionary
Catholic Church.
e Next week the people of DickinSo
Will Gcn the rni.Imrijct+Inrn of T.!