The Dickinson press., 1883-09-22
Gen. Grant passed through here
last Sunday IN hic uov ooct

last Sunday, on his way east.
Jos. Fennell is putting his business
room in good order. In about ten
days or two weeks he will open up
complete stock of general merchan-
disc.
John Slatcher is now prepared to do
all kinds of work in the gunsmithing
line at liberal rates. His work is
to be first class. Guns
and ammunition for sale at lowest
market prices.
The Northern Pacific telegraph
service on the Missouri and Yellow.
stone divisions, is eighteen operators
short.
1t is said that Chinese young ladies
who do not fancy the husbands their
parents select for them, go and drown
themselves, which seems to suit all
parties. In this country they run
away with another fellow, and gen.
orally the result is satisfactory to no
one.
For Sale.
I have for sale a large number of
hogs, shoats and pigs. Call at Edgar
& Saebastian's.
GEO. EDGAR.
On Friday of last week G. R. Par
sons, JAS. Dobson, his son John and
w. H. Hoyt were out to see what
they could do towards helping extin-
guish the noble buffalo, and succeed
ed in killing four of the animals and
one deer.
Mr.. Simpson, manager of the Con-
tinental Cattle Co. is here with 1000
head of cattle which will be loaded
and shipped from here to the eastern
markets. This company has 10000
head on the range south west of here.
They propose to make this their ship.
ping point and will shortly ship 1000
more.
The entertainments of Prof. Mar.
tin, in Collister's Hall Thursday and
Friday evenings were first class per-
formances and deserved better au-
diences than were present. His ven-
triloquism and magical tricks are
very good. One of the features of
the entertainment is the wonderful
second sight mystery, by Mrs. Clara
Martin. All should attend the show
tonight, as it is the last chance.
Judge Edgerton having decided
against the capital commission, the
South Dakota papers raise an exult-
ant howl. Let them howl! The cor
ner stone of the capitol at Bismarck
has been laid; it has come to stay
and is us firmly rooted as the eternal
rocks All the bowling, yelping and
hydrophobic snarling of the gang of
defeated politicians in South Dakota,
who have lived so long on govern
ment bread and butter, will be un-
able to cause the slightest tremor to
disturb the firmness of single brick
or stone in the noble structure of
Dakota's capitol, which will continue
to rise toward the zenith, as though
the tempest down in the s'cow coun-
ties'' was in very small teapot, and
unworthy of notice.
On Saturday last s. G. Bunker, Geo.
Parlin, E. F. Smith, w. B. Lan.lon
and ye editor, mounted on ponies and
in a wagon started south to slay a
few buffalo. Sunday at noon small
herd was sighted just south of the
Cannonball river. When within half
mile they started to run; we put
spurs to our horses and after run of
about mile succeeded in downing
one. An examination revealed the
fact that eighteen bullets had pierced
the noble animal. The others were
followed up and two of them killed
within the next two miles. The
chase was most exciting one. The
boys all feel proud of having slain a
buffalo.
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