The Dickinson press., 1885-02-28
Although not very largely attended

AlVllOuSll LOU very lafSely aCCenueu,
the social dance at the roller rink OH
Tuesday evening, was one of pleas
ure to those who were present. Sup.
per was served at the Willard house.
Samuel Burnside will remove to
Bozeman in short time and engage
in the sheep business. Mrs. Burn
side left yesterday and will visit her
father at BoZeman until her husband
arrives.
Talk about s'mon,lmental cheek"
The ''down east critters, because
they can't go about, say they have a
genuine Dakota blizzard and block
ade." Too bad! Poor deluded be-
ings salem Register.
The Albert Lea route is out with a
neat pamphlet filled with valuable
information and statistics. The road
has also issued flaming poster with
extracts from Pat Donan's eagle
Scream" speech on Dakota.
After March lst l will have charge
of the wagon scales connected with
the Moore building and all weighing
must be paid for at the time it is
done.
JOHN SLATCIIEH.
John Norton was badly pounded up
about the face in a row at Medora on
Thursday of last week, and erysipelas
has set in. DR.. Robarts was called to
attend the man Wednesday and re.
ports him in critical condition.
A San Francisco paper states that
one day tifty-six homeless immi.
grants, attracted to the Pacific coast
by the "golden" promises of gilt.
edged boomers, applied to the immi-
grafton association for homes and
something to do. Immigrants to
Dakota have no such experiences as
these.
1t is a good rule to accept only such
medicines as have. after long wears
of trial, proved worthy of confidence.
This is a case where other people s
experience may be of great service.
and it has been the experience of
thousands that Ayers Cherry Pee
toral is the best cough medicine ever
used.
The Valley City Times gives an ac-
count of a scandal at Cooperstown
where, during the absence of Mr..
LeaSon. his partner, a young man
named Bradley, gained access to Mrs.
l.eason $ room after she was asleep.
was chased by the enraged lady
armed with knife, and will be ar
rested on complaint of the husband.
On the first of April a large num-
Der of subsc riptions expire and all
who pay up promptly by that time
will receive the Northwestern Far
mer, as free gift. Those who de-
sire to secure this valuable farm
journal free should remember the
date when their subscriptions expire
and take advantage of this liberal
offer.
The warm weather of the past few
days is making its influence felt on
the cuts along the Northern Pacific.
Thursday morning the second section
of freight number sixteen narrowly
escaped being ditched a few miles
this side of Sully Springs, by land
slide. If the warm weather con-
tinues look out for land slides and
wrecked bridges.
The wife of Delegate Raymond
died at the Providence hospital,
Washington city, Friday, February
20. Mrs. Raymond had been suffer-
er for years and her death was the re-
suit of an operation performed a few
days before. The funeral took place
in that city. Delegate Raymond, has
hosts of friends in Dakota who SYM
pathise with him in the sad afiliction.
A sale of 900 head of cattle has
been made by .he Powder River Cat
tie company to Marquis de Mores.
The price was 100000. This is the
first sale of series soon to follow.
Arrangements for the shipment of
1000 more head to the lake is now be-
ing made by the same company. The
cattle will be stall fattened at Duluth.
and as soon as navigation opens
shipped by lake to the Atlantic sea
board, and then by sea to England.
Amateur printers. and by this we
do not mean boys who own al ama-
teur printing outfit, but men who try
to palm their slop-shop job work off
onto people at starvation prices and
occupy their time, of which they
have an abundance, in turning out
ink-besmeared jobs, are generally of
class who have not energy enough
to make decent living at any busi-
ness. They combine the amateur
printing with some other business
and manage to exc out miserable
existence merely because they do ex-
ist and that is about all they ever
amount to, while men with energy
all around them ATTENDING TO q laniti.