The Dickinson press., 1883-10-13
The largest stock Of TobaccOs, Gig

John Davis, Geo. Herring and Sam
uel Bierline, who went in pursuit of
the horse thieves last week. returned
Wednesday, having lost track of
their men in the Yellowstone valley
about forty miles above Fort B ford.
Geo. Edgar is buying and shipping
to the eastern markets large quanti-
ties of buffalo and other wild meats,
besides doing a lourisGing and in
rreasing retail business.
Two excursion trains. containing
about 300 of the old pioneers of Ore.
gon, passed through here Sunday
morning Ell route east. Many of
them had never been east since going
to Oregon twenty-five and thirty
years ago.
From the passage of the home
stead act on May 20. 1882. to June SO,
1883, 74,794 homesteads have been ell
tered in Dakota, more than any other
state or territory except Kansas.
During the last fiscal year 22.O6l
homesteads were filed in Dakota.
The Bismarck Tribune truthfully
says: Zone dollar spent with the
home paper is worth a hundred CIV
ell to foreign advertising schemes.
a business man who neglects OF with
draws his support from legitimate
newspapers has not the welfare of
his city at heart"
His friends will be sorry to learn that
Howard Eaton, of Little Missouri.
had one of his legs broken just above
the ankle, last Thursday. by his horse
falling and throwing him. He re-
ceived other slight injuries. A doc
tor came down from Glendiye and
reduced the fracture.
A nan may sneer at Il woman all
he will because she cannot sharpen Il
lead pencil, but she has the smile Oh
him when he stands holding an unoc.
cupied %suspender button in his hand,
and wondering whether it will hurt
less to pull the needle out of his
thumb the same way it Went in. OF
push it Oh Observation-Disclosures
HawAeye.
The returns from the Ohio and
Iowa elections indicate a Republican
majority of about 10000 in Iowa and
10000 Democratic in Ohio: they also
have IL majority in the Legislature,
The prohibition amendment to the
constitution was adopted by a small
majority.
w. B. Powers, of ner Gladstone
brought some vegetables to tow
last Saturday which We're very fine
and show that the West Missouri
dirt will produce as good crops Il:
any other part of the territory
Among them We're turnips measuring
thiry-one inches in Circumference.
IN Si1IOSo UWCllCS OllC lOllH ullt
eleven inches in circumference.
AT the meeting of those interested
in the organization OF IL social dane
ing club at Collister's hall, last We'd
nesday evening, but little bushes.
was transacted. a committee wa
appointed to secure names for mem
bers and the meeting adjourned t,
meet Oh Monday evening at 1880
All those who desire to become mem
hers of this club are requested to b.
there promptly on time, as a perma
nent organization will be made. Til
committee appointed consists o
Walter Richards, A. S. Carey an
Jos. Il. Scott.
Dickinson Baptist church, Sunday
Oct IA, services us follows: Rev. vi
tum at IL a. NJ. Sabbath school i;
II noon. The pastor at 8 and I p. y
Prayer meeting OF Wednesday ut 7:3
+. NJ. All are cordially invited.
II. b. SCHAFFNlsE, Pastor.
For the benefit of our readers w
! give this week a sure cure for e. Ii
Oh belly ache in horses. 10 one DO
tie Of J%ohnson'S Anodyne Linilnel
add same quantity of molasses an
. same quantity Of water, and pou
down the horses throat.