The Dickinson press., 1883-10-20
Jack, Old Judge, Old Rip and Fifty other Standard Grades
1t has been decided by the courts
that a Clinaman cannot be natural

1t has been decided by the courts
that a Clinaman cannot be natural
lied.
A sidewalk between the drug store
and VIM. Eades' place would be a de-
cided improvement.
Mrs. A. II. Davis and little son ar.
rived here from New York state Fri
day morning.
The tarred paper which mysteri-
ously disappeared from the black
smith shop several days ago was
found by w. II. Hoyt in a hay stack
on his claim near town.
The train of ten ears laden with
canned corn sent over the Northern
Pacific r. r. from Portland, Maine,
to Portland. Oregon, made the trip in
fourteen and one-half days.
Mr.. Goldberg. the hunter. came in
from Kildeer mountain Thursday
with Il load of meat consisting of six
deer, a large female bear and two
half grown cubs.
When they engage a teacher out in
Dakota, says the Detroit, Mich. jour
nal. they first ask: (Which do YOU
teach IS the capital, Bismarck or
Yankton!!"
Dickinson Baptist church. Lords
day services at IL A. NJ. and I p. NJ.
Sabbath school at IL o Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenings at 7:3O.
All who are DESTROYS of seeing the
church made comfortable. both for
Sabbath services and school for the
winter. are requested to meet the
pastor ut the church on Monday even
ing next. Oct. % at 7:30.
Harry Roden. M of the oldest citi-
ems of Dickinson, has gone to the
Cascade mountains. Washington ter
ritory.
A herd of abo 1t 600 antelope was
seen a few miles from town II day
last week. This is the hest point for
game along the line. Buffalo, ante
lope, deer, elk, ducks. geese and
chickens in abundance may be found
within Il short distance of town.
NJ. Cuskelly returned from Mime
sofa, Tuesday. lie WIS glad to get
back to Dickinson. His parents
came as far us Bismarck where they
stopped to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Pat. Leo. They expect to make
Dickinson their future home.
The PRESS job Office has turned out
q lot of fine printing for the new tan.
merry firm of Jonas s. Carpenter
Through an error in IL notice of the
tannery last week. the name of Mr.
Carpenter was unintentionally omit
ted from the firm.
The MIldm Pioneer has been pur
chased by q stock company and the
business of the atfice Will be carried
on under the name of the Pioneer
Publishing Company. The manage.
ment of the paper will remain the
same as heretofore.
A seemingly side-splitting joke is
going the rounds of the Dakota press
to the effect that the north pole has
been found in Bismarck. W4N some
kind friend please pole-ish up thai
joke SO we can tumble to it.-Dis
marck Tribune.
1t is the axis around which til,
great territory of Dakota r%evolves
Tumble!
Found.
A po~ckethook and a certain sum O.
money was found on the prairie with
in a half mile of town last Wednes
day. The owner can have the sam,
Ivy calling ut this office, proving prop
erty and paying for this notice.
A SURE CURE FOR PILES.
The first symptom of Piles is all in
tense itching at night after gettin!
warm. This unpleasant sensation i
Immediately relieved by III applica
ton of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy
Piles in all it's forms. Itch, Sal
Rheum and Ringworm can be pei
m%anently cured by the use of thi
great remedy. Price SO cents
Manufactured by the DR.. Bosank
Medicine Co. Piqua, O. Sold b.
Davis 4 Fowler. Sent. 2a.ly.