The Dickinson press., 1884-09-13

The railroad company is erecting a
small stock pen, on the ground where
the old yards formerly stood, for the
accommodation of persons shipping
small punches of stock. When COM
pleted Dickinson will have two
stock yards.
Lou Frazier, one of the soiled doves.
was taken before Justice Auld Thurs
day on the charge of malicious de-
struction of property and drunk and
disorderly conduct. She was fined
five dollars and costs or five days in
Jail. She chose the latter.
II. L. Dickinson is through with
his threshing and the yield is very
satisfactory. He has 10000 bushels
of oats which yielded fifty-one BUSH
els to the acre. His wheat averaged
about twenty bushels.
Envelopes, note heads, letter heads,
bill heads, statements, business and
visiting cards and in fact everything
in the printing line neatly and
promptly executed at this office
Call and examine our work and get
prices.
Mrs. j. V. Bowles left on the west
bound train last Sunday for Sacra-
mento, CAL. where she will spend the
winter visiting her brother and sis
ters. During her stay here she made
many warm friends who were sorry
to see her leave.
G. r. Parsons, one of our prosper.
GUS farmers, who settled OH Ante.
lope creek last year, raised 10 pounds
OF potatoes from one pound of seed.
They are of the White Star variety.
This may seem almost Incredible to
some Of our eastern readers yet it is
a fact.
Rev. G. d. Ballentine, for the past
two years pastor Of the Baptist
church at Browns Valley, Minn., has
accepted the pastorate of the church
here. He arrived last Sunday and is
4 very pleasant gentleman. His wife
and daughter will come in a short
time.
The Northern Pacific rail road com.
pany Wednesday obtained an attach
ment against the property in Indiana
belonging to David r. Swan, cashier of
the company at st. Paul, Minnesota.
1t is charged that Swan wrongfully
appropriated $62l,OoO of the com.
pany's money.
j. Burnett, formerly passenger
conductor on this division, is now en-
gagged i'll collecting samples of North
ern Pacific products for exhibition in
the east. He collected a very fine lot
of samples here, amongst which was
u fifteen pound head of cabbage,
some fine oats, wheat, beets and tur.
nips.
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In our local mention of DR.. II. Rob-
arts last week we were mistaken in
stating that he was from Iowa. The
Doctor is from Illinois, where he held
the position of surgeon for the Illi.
nois Central and G. Il. railroads.
He was also at one time secretary of
the U. S. Examining Surgeons Asso.
citation and comes here highly recon-
mended by the Governor of Illinois
as thorough physician and gentle.
man.
A gentleman in a neighboring town
who had suffered two years with
chronic diarrhea and was so reduced
that he could not walk. was cured
and restored to sound health by John
sons Anodyne Liniment This lini-
ment is worth it's weight in gold.