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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-16
Great bargains.
Hats ! Hats Hnts !

Everybody should attend Green's
great August sale. G.. w. GREEN.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Just received, fine line of laces,
ribbons, notions tell. Balenline.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16
XII.

@snise Stunben ipdter tlopfte Semant
Isiis, uber NIT i9nel bintereinanber fol-
senbsn S9Idssn an bas Seniter9en ber
@Obnuns BON Eante Slare.
8sr III bu2 frusts man aIsbaIb binter
Der Ebir.
Sd bin es Gunte; ausifise bid ni9t
unb made uuf, mar bic IntwOrt.
2isbe Gante, iasts Bella, uIs man ie
b%tnsinseIafen bate, bu muBt Soiepb
i9nel aufiteben Iafsu. @s lit 8erratb
p~orbanben; Serr be RiIuuI muB auf Der
SteQe aus ben 0iuen fort. Ser Stranbs
Idufer bat ben rme @beImunn uerrctben.
0as iasit bu, geaa2 0as 1T ni5t
m6gIi6 ; man bat bid setaui6t. SO Snel
lift gu FOLDER 8Osbeit unfdbiS.
Meetn SnteI Souls mar 3ugesen, als Der
StranbIdufer, Der i'm nt6t tennt, ben
S6IupfptnteI bes 9errn be MtIuaI uers
rtetb. Worsen werben fran5Oiii9e OIL
baten in bic Dineu tommen, INN ben llns
SIddIi9eu gu fanaen unb 3ur 9utaOtine gu
tibren.
&ber mem iou man enbIi3 nod trauen
birfen9 Sd, bic i'd SO Susl fir einen
eutber3iseu Burden aniab!
@r lift elm bosbafter unb eefibuoier
Reni9, Eunte; aber i'd bite bid, LAP
MID feline 3ett uerIieren, unb pste Setter
Soiepb; msin Slater isnost mid, I'M i'm
gu bOIeu.
9u uerIdBt er fem 9aser er bat uns sss
bort, bemertte Gante &Idre.
9as Wab6en blieb unten an Der fteiIen
Ereppe fteben un6 rief:
Setter, bu muBt bid Gu3ieben, ME su
elmer Retie; beuu es psbt Elm f5arfer
@inb unb mir werben nod pielei9t melt
seben miifen.
Gin unOrbentIi9ss Wurmeln, pie pon
Semanb, Der un3ufrieben 1T, baB man i'm
TIM S4lafe fort, war bic ein8tse antpOrt,
bic fe betam.
Sd perOe Teusr ani6Iasen unb 2i6t
MAIDEN, iaSte bic &Ite Srau.
SIS 1T unnis, Eunte, mir mifen iosIsi3
~fOrtseben.
60, iO3 Der StranhIGufer ioate ben
@6elmunn uerratben babeu9 81 es aud
ft3er2
Sang fiber, Eunte.
Ser arme 9err be WiIual2 gs toftet
wobl uteIe Wiibe, Bella, i'm 81 rsttsn2
gteI Mibe. Spri6 elm gut @ebet fir
ibn, ltebe Eante, wabrenb mir bisien IeStsn
8eriu3 paseu.
G6, penn er entbedt pirbs, wiirbs man
TIN t6bten, wirtIi6?
8ie 9uilottns ober bic &ussI, Gants.
SIS 1T abi6suli6l 9is Sran3oien iinb
9rauiumsr ssporbsn ais W5lfs. @as bat
Ser be RtIuaI sssen fs psrbro@sn2
gr 1T absIia Eants,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16
Gen tffet 0 II.
3R1la Stntk.
Bilber aus benz 2eben ber gIdmii9en
Slider.
zoo 0 co-
BON
Drtnridt Confidence.
Sortiesun9.

SSbr uerbet alto ben gmisranten bena9s
ri1tisen, baB er nod uor Easesanbru9
fi6 eutfernen mnB?
Sd perbs ssben unb es ibm iasen.
Scum banrt, Iebt wObI bis morsen. Seib
rubis; Sbr babt nidts 3u fir4ten.
Ser &apitdn briitte ieinsm gruber bic
Sanb unb perIteB bas 5aus.
Ser arme Smuggling, IS 1T Elm @un6er
n0tbig, nm i'm por benz grGBlt9fen CODE
Al bewabren. 8, t6nnte i'd rnsin 9usens
Ii6t pieber erbalteu, r1ur fur bisie Na@t.
SER be WitIpaI ioate lebenl
@as, mas wirbsit bu tbun, 8ater2
f6rie bas Mdo9en 3itternb por Iufresuns
unb Soffnuus.
Sd wIrbe Soiepb wsten uub ibm bic
8efabr Dor Iusen lesen, pel9er getrptt
ws.ben muB. @r piirbe ntdt auridi9rets
ten. Sd pirbs nit inn ms Boot sebn,
nm ben unsIidIi9en gbeImann an 8orb
clues enaItideu Rriessi9iffes gu brinsen.
gs m61te bann tommen, mas woute. I'm
bes 6errn wiuen unb metnem @ewi1en
foIeenb, piirbe t6 bas betltse @ebot Der
2tebe Bis su @nbe uolIbra@t baben.
@te, Batter, bu wirbsit 10 melt bsin See
ben fur TIN uasen2 l1nb bu aennf cine
iolde aufOpferuns cine 9fi6t2
@us ftsbt ssi9rieben, &tnb? ~vllnters
IaiIe tetnespess, bieisnisen gu beireten,
wel&e mar un's 2sbsn brtuseu min.
@enn bu iaoff: i'd babe bic Wa6t nidt
basu-ber @rfOri9er Der 9er3en weiB es."
&6nnte i5 isben, 70 piirbe i'd bic Ra@i
basu baben; blinb permas Id es ni9t
gs 1T 70, ruie betn Sntel 9onis iost, Ser,
be MiIpal bat feline aubere 9offnuns mebr.
aIs Gottes @nabe. Ou muBt ibm BIZ
traurise Gta6ri9t brtusen, Bella, uni
Better sSoispb wsden, bamtt er ben unsliid:
Ii6en @beImann bur9 bic Woore fibr'
unb inn einen ertennbaren Pfub 3eise.
Sd sebe, 9ater. 8ssib bid gu Bstt
ruarte nt6t auf meme &idtebr, benn 50.
iepb tennt bic @sse bur9 bic Woore ni9t
pdbrenb i'd benz t~Ieiniten SuBiteis NIT &c:
f6lofenen Iuaen foIsen pirbe. Sd uer'
be ibn 6aber besIetten. Sleibe i9 etpas
LANCE aus, beunrubise bid barum ni4t
gs III Der leste 8eriu9, ben mir fir Der
unsIidIi5en Serrn be MiIuaI pasen ton:
aen.
Sie uniarmte ibren 8ater, un6 eritit.
NIT einem SdrtIi9en &uB bic 8emerfuns
bic CT nod MAIDEN woute. Wtit etnem
Spruns mar fe our Ebir binaus .unb lie
bur9 bic 0unteIbeit ieewdrts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16
ct. &apbaels Sereir gum s6ube bel
Gin un6 Nustpan6erer.
BUR d tuuq:

Bon peIibieeeuen Ssiteu psrhs Id 10 oft sriu4t, .tutu
Berwanbteu ooer Betannten, Der hber see tonmt, To
Castle Garden gu emp'ausen uus tim bebilHta al itin.
Sd bin serus ju iseem Dienite bsrett. Rur n6bts Id bits
ten, tets eenau a%nSusebeu, NIT peldem Sbtfs Der Betrsis
fense tommsn iol. 98euu nan uns ui5t ben u~uaeidbrtn
Nes une bic nnseIabre 3ettauBibt, r ann elmer tommsn lou;
10 Tt IS i4wer, Ia fat uum6slta, SemaEbsu inter her
Wfafie @tnuanterer ausfnttg Bu maiden. Mud pdrs a
gut, weun man ben Berpouotsn I5ou bic aereIs Der suros
pdiideu Observation-Disclosures auedbe. auf bteis art minis
aud ibon eriibsn fur he geioret ~perten, unb tdmen isIbs
am ftaeriteu brett an mid. Btr sebeu bier bic abrs1s
Der psriateosnen 8srtrauersmanner unb btmsrtsn babel
nod i~olaerbes.
Der 3psd bes ct. RapbusIss gsrsius TT, benz 8,ii,Hbtn
S4us uHe Setitano angebetbeu gu Iafen, uuo ne Dor lea
benz S9aesn TN SsttIt4eu uuo ssittsen DtuseH 81 bspats
rem. Seoe austunft In Betrefi timer ieetH Aueelt9tnbttt
Der Retie uire bersitpiutgft uub GRATIS ertbetlt. %
mbes eabsr eth Sober f4 In 6e es4nseIsaeutsttsn res
tran,nspoa an ben 8srsin wenben. 9tsr eth Ssr1st&nis
Der uTi4tsesnen MISUNDERSTANDING:
Dsrtrausnsuanner oeS ct. BaSbatN
UeretnS itno hi
Bremen: Serr gaitor 9. S4I6iier, 2~tuteuRr. Q.
S~aHbHra: Ser; E5sOSOr @tpHbsrG SE. S'i4,n'
antpsrpsu: per- !. @. 8 arssu n, 49 aU.nu, e5arIutt..
8ottertam: Serr Sacob 36Iltr, pan Der Sadftraatl7.
Saurs: per- y. eambertR ttb N n n, 3 Rue Donbtt.
aonscn: Ssrr pGior 30. SoIs Al linton Strstti
g8bitsaapeL.
~siunpoOl: Strr 8iIItam GroR. 80 9uts Street.
New BORT: &ep. =. ReuIauh, latbol. Brieitsr, 10 Stati
Strsst, sestuibsr 9atls garb.n.
Borto autare, Brop. Nto graues tu Sui, 8raHIitni
9rrr Clemens BalIau.
Jstnpiue (Soua Jraueisea), prou. Santa g~attariaa.
Srahlssn: Ssrr Baiior u Bosat sbauftn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16

Gle: vWama, isb bod sinu,al Der
goseI auf benz geits, mas madt bsnn ben
ba2"
Mama: r@r fattert bic Sunssn, msin
gls@sn."
Gle: Bios bic Sunsen2 Betommsn
bsun bie @ab&eu gar ui&ts2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16
E o.. AateuatKotnis$
ahMB1IRGEb
- =: Il - ="
TROPF EN-
9eaen ma9enleiben.

Rad 12sidbrissr Grfabruns.
Wa6 l2sidbrissn Grfdbruns,r Fam ID
btf6tiaen, bas Or. Gusuf 8Dnts's Sam~
burosr 3rppfen cine ausse;et6ntts Rsepta
fnS unb IS ssesn ALE Nassnlstest MOLE
beIIsrss sebsn fam. ME ptslt psrrl'Stn
Grppfen. -8risbri6 WaItsr, Sesbo!t ia.
6aIfen INNER.
geaen Rastnlsibsn sitbt Is nttts bsfts
res ME Or. @usuIt 8Sni9's Santbur9t7
3rppfen, i'd fpsnSe b~ieIeIben ihcn istt pits
len Sabrtn an unb babe itets eefunosn, bop
fs gang serSlsIi6 assen esrIs! estesa fno.
g. g. Rpsbler, Rpnrpe, 0iss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16
sur redbten seit empfpbIen.

Bur redtttn Self ennpfobIen. .
96nssre 9eit lit i'd an bsftis,r Was.n"
f6msrssn, bic fetnem Der sieIen anespanes
ten Mittel psifen molten. Shlissli&
sriH i'd u Or. Gus. 8Snis's SamburBt1
xropfsn unb in furier Belt NOR i'd pispsl
tersstslt.- DanisI Dsibnr; Rsp Saern,
Geras.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16

Or. &ueut 8tnis's Sauburssr 9rreftr Fnb
In allen gPptbstsn fur so Gents bic 6Iafts tR
baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16
Dsrtrausnsntanner oeS ct. RaSbatIS
DeretuS ifne int

Onknc Mtsrens unc Rasenleipen, Steter,
&SUST SamprrbpibsH Piles unp GBaNeriu6t.
- &ie gu betleu? Dieie 6raSe lrtrb pru
erfabrenen eeutiben aerjten tn einem Dude beauts
trcrtet unb icldes fur 10 6tS. In Stlber cher Beitmars
ten trstserlanet. DEUTsCHEs HE'LL NsTTTUT.
IL Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-16

THE CHARLES A. VOGELER Co, Baltimore, Nd.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
One Good Result.

There are wen some good results
from the greatest storm hist, ~ knows
aught of. The efforts necessarily put
forth Ivy the people OF Dakota in de-
Tense of their home against misrepre-
sensations, has awakened them from
the lethargy of the past two years,
and ON every hand is manifest the
old time activity. Newspapers are
dong better work. business men are
planning enterprises for their various
towns. and even the railroads are ONE
more preparing to advertise Dakota
extensively. With this spirit and en-
ergy.which is largely due to the storm.
and the experience OF our farmers
the last few years, Dakota need never
again lie duuhtfulof her future. The
Territory is as surely self sustaining
to-day. Notwithstanding her infancy
and disadvantages. as any state in the
west. Time alone prove this to
the outside world hut that time will
I've considerably shortened Ivy the ac-
tive work going on in IL great many
,ncalltieS.- HJmrt County Press.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
They are Coming.

a Massachusetts friend Of the
PRESS writes very encouraging news
from that section us follows:
LOWELL. MAS. Feb. 9th. lsSs.
EDITOR PREs>:-I WAS glad to see
your last paper full of bright pros
poets for Dickinson and vicinity, rs.
pecially the prospect for the new rail.
road from Dickinson to the Black
Hills. l have a great many friends
who will 80 with me to Dakota III the
spring. ! intend to go directly onto
my Spring Claim" i'll yom county
and it will not lie strange if l put It
dozen OF more good families in there
with me. have attended several
meetings OF the buffer Club at Marl.
boro, and there l met Mr.. Dickinson.
also Mr.. Dodge. Of New England City.
who will come to Lowell and stop i"
day or two with me before he returns
west. There are Il great many people
from this locality who will so to Oak.
the coming spring. notwithstanding
the terrible storm. which need not
terrify any one who will prepare fol
winter in that section of country,
whore one can if they will.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

{. $. I.angdon was up from Dickin.
son - week ago. distributing smiles
among his friends and customers.
Will not someone please prod up
the powers that be. SD that we may
receive the Press hy sunday noon! 1t
has been from one to three days late
all winter.
Three of Rudolph Fingers cattle
tried Il a ce with Il passing train. sun.
day night. They are no more.
The local claim agent of the y. II.
was here this week adjusting claims
for stock killed on the railroad. Geo.
Clark was allowed S25 for ono; and
\. Morton. S45 for TWO animals.
a pungy load of the gay mloaded 1t
the house of j. NJ. Taft, Monday
night. Mr.. Il. Was frulicsome, rs usll-
Ill. An evening ut Tlft's is good tn
drive dull care away.
1t may not be generally known ont.
side of South Heart how we'll our pro.
pie are ~l.sAvidei with amusement
Our genial store-keeper entertalns
nightly Ivy relating anecdotes and wal
incidents. In addition to this. there
is a matinee at the school house every
Friday p. H., at which the program
consists of select lreadings and recita'
tions. by the instructor and pupils,
Both places are open to the public
admission free-children half price.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

j. c. Williamson. register of deeds
of Billings county. and john w. Good.
all. We're callers at Dickinson The
first of the week.
Peterson's Magazine fur March
comes among the earliest and bright
est harbingers of spring periodical
literature. Steele and wood ensrav-
ings, mammoth fashion-plates, illus.
trated articles i'll profusion, and of
the first order of merit, along with
capital stories and poetry far above
the average, make np Il tempting list
of contents. This magazine is all that
it claims for itself. foremost in litera-
ry and artistic excelience.unsurpassed
in its fashion and household depart-
ments, fitted in every way to he the
guide for ladies. the friend OF the
family. Long years of popularity
have never caused Jefferson" to les
sen in the slightest its efforts to merit
its established place III public favor.
Each year it presents some new at
tractive features in the way of fresh
literary talent. artistic Improvement.
or faShionl,uvelty. There Seem* no
limit to its resources: it's unfaillnE
variety is 4 constant surprise to its
oldest readers, and new subscribers
always regret that they had not. long
before. added their names to tue sub
| scription-list, which. for the last quar-
ter Of a century. has been larger than
| that of all the lady 's-hookS in the
country combined. 1t is not Toe late
to subscribe for lsSs. Terms: Tw"
Dollars Il year. Address Peterson $
Magazine. 3ub Chestnut Street Phila-
delphia. Pa.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
Cheap Farming Lands South.

1t is II recognized fact that the
cheapest farming lands in America
today are in the South, and men OF
much ur moderate meanS looking Tor
real estate investments should not
fail to visit the following points. where
so many northern people are now SET
thing, viz: Jackson. Tennessee; .thrr-
deem and Jackson, Mississippi; Ham
mold. Crowley. Jennings, Welsh and
Lake Charles. Louisiana. Round
Trip Tourist tickets. limited to June
LIST, lSSS. with Stop-ovtr privileges
suutl, of Cairo. Illinois. are on sale to
New Orleans. Jennings and Lake
Charles. For rates apply To nearest
ticket agent. and tr sure your tickets
read via the Illinois Central Railroad
from GhirA.ou IN st. Louis. For ptnlph
Ia, entitled "Sultllrrm lIuuir Seekers
Gni,lr. anl circnlUrS concerning thu
a'uvr nanrl points. address thu I'M
dprSiglrl, at Manchester. Iowa.
j. +. MERRY,
trn.4-3t. Gen. West. Pass. Agt.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
THE LAND LAWS.
How to get Government Land in the
Bismarck District.

TIE homestead
l.lw gives the head OF Il family,
made or female. the right to enter !,
. uartrr section. 100 acres, OF vacant
land if he or she is Il native born citi-
zen of the United states. on if foreign
born has taken ont FIRST papers. ~
single man TOR single woman) over
II years of are is given the sam"
| chance. Within six months of date
| of entry the party must build Il house
Oh the ltnl taken ,tnl begin living IN
it. If he lives ON and farms it for
five years. title is acquired by proving
those facts and paying the lalrl office
fees. four or eight 'l"Illrs-thr latter
the highest figure. If ut amy time be-
fore the live years run ont the ho'ile
stpadtr wants to pay for his land. ne
can do 50. The price per acre is 'sl.2o
and $50. The cheaper price rules
ON lands forty miles from the North
ern Pacific railroad, and the higher.
$3.50. within that distance.
An cx-soldier, who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served (or if discharged
ON account of disability the
whole ti.ne for which he
,ulj,tei) deducted from the live
wears. His ARMY service. t" the eX-
tent of four years. counts as So 'l'lch
residence. The original fees at the
land Office are Sl4 and alo the for
,nrr for sl.25 land and the latte: .ul
S2.5o land.
THE pRl:-EMPrIoN LAW
Requires some act of improvement,
lbs the applicant himself. and il Iilln4
costing two dollars us the first steps.
rheu actual residence, cultivation vi
the soil AMI pay ntnt 1T sl.25 or a2.3'
uer acre. according to location. Tli:
pav,nrnt is not required before twt
years and nine months. Any tl.Ir
however. after six months residence
and cultivation the pay ,nent can h'
made and title had.
TIE TIMBER CULTURE ACT.
Under this law IL quarter section. lb'
acres. is allowed the qualified ntn ol
woman. resilient ur NONRESIDENT. wll'
/, paws STA fees and thereafter break;
!. or blows five acres the first year. cnl
=, ~tivates it the secon,l year and plant
a to forest trees. cuttings ~ srris Tin
: third year; and beginning the secon'
wear breaks another five acres AM
%cultivates and plants the third AM
fourth years. When he gets his tel
acres 1.-THE lawful area planted, Ii
: keeps the trees cultivated and in s"n'
growing condition for toir year
more. or eight years from date +"
his entry. III 1T that time he 81
. show b.I5u healthy trees he will h
granted title upon paying 81. ian
office fees. JOHN \. hEA.
j.. Register
L.. S. Land Office, Bismarck. D.. I
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
BooInlct>.

The Chicago Il Northwestern Rtll-
way company has contracted with the
Huron IIuronite to publish a 2oo.ooo
edition of Il paper giving description
of towns and lands lying along its
roads through Dakota. This is quite
a compliment to the publishers oi the
Iuronite. and indicates the railroads
are preparing to again turn their at
tention TO advertising that part of the
country.
The Steele Ozone issues Il neat cdi-
ton of lo.ooO copies giving valuable
information Of the advantages Of
kiddcr county.
Another boomer for the 1lomi>llin9
county of Mclean is the Mail which
| comes out with n 10000 edition well
filled with reliable information fol
the intending settler.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
flr-t Fabrication Feb. mn. 1855.
MORT SALE.


Default i,aNllg, been mad" IN IN" payment Of
HE sum OF Tvs" fii"usanl seven Hundred tS2.iUN
il"iinrs which - CLAIMED I" be dI: NJ the date oi
liiie 'otIc', upon a certain mortgage, diiiy cxccut-
igor, /" lht Gun RIVER Lumber Company, a cor,
duly recorded N thr Ollie, OF tmr Register of Deeds
IN ana Tor Si'f% county ana ietr,tnrS Oh ia.
II. m. IN b""h OF Mortgages ON pas's VI ana oa.
~, 81 IN .n,', 1,,n :" n,,",m r and ~ nn.r,,iyr md ~
i ,n n,. ,n NJ N s, r To- ,-.c"yrr Nh" ,Irht s."rrcI Nv
sud mor,gug, or amy puri thereon: Now therefore
notice j. I,rrnLy oven. that by virtue of said
power oi eal, IN ad mortgage. contained. and
pursuant 20 lin -lnlut- N -u,i -, made and pro-
vldcd. tne 81 d mortgage" wII b" iorcc!o-cd and
the prrInl-- duscrlD"l IN and covered by SAID
mortgage. VIZ: Iur snlitn .isi quarter rs ~, OF
section number SIS ur.l N lpwusllIp number one
hundred aud n.rry mn" l.3,.J north Of range
nuInDrr mn " Mo 49, west ui the fifth primer
pul meridian SAID premises b"ln. situated in the
county OF S,urk. nni TERRITORY OF Dakota. with the
nrr.dIin,nrnis aud aprurrnencrs VIII be sold at
pubic #iclt on 10 IN" hiGt"-l bidder tor cash 10
puy suid del ami interest and In" disbursements
allowed BY law. Wlt ii sail. WilI Lt made by the
si"r!if oi sn!,s siarn county. OF hLs d putty III the
front door OF III. Court nnl-e. IN III. town of
DIckInson. IN snld 7tnrn county, on the 18th day
of Mnrch. l-Ss al .n'cl'ck p. IN. of sand day. sub
jrci ii redemption ut amy umr within one year
IRON the day If IA" ~ provided by law.
Dated February IN. 1855.
Iif UT III. RIVER lt MEIER O.
Mori.a.cc.
MoHi.o<. FlANSIEY ~ COOKE.
Atiorn ". tor Moriga.re.
w M.nncupulls' MINI.
-
First Publication Feb. l!,h. 1853.
>u!.tiFl'S SALE.
r,.-,,ury of Dnku,u., Distrc, r,ur,.
..s
tnuutyo al Sunk SIKH ,IuIicinl nis,rict
~. T..
N''i'"'' In! '''"""'
'ohii M'l'"h""-A' bei 5i'taHt'l
Notice - hereby given. hint by virtue of ai eX
ccutnn ~ M directed and Delivered. and now IL
M hand. ,-Hi"d out OF tn" tIrrk'- Office of In,
eleventh stibG.sl- on III 'le Sixih Judicial Dis
,rici Court. Territory nf Dakota. n aud for til,
| county OF Stark upon II judgement rendered il
III. pisiricl curt IN and forth county of Mortol
| ANA Territory %! hAko,a. IN favor of -aid plain
Ill. NJ cha. Lady. and against sud dctcndan
John Mcp"n"ush. ! have l@vtrd upon tho follow
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
The Breeding Mare.


The Practical Farmer offers some
practical advice on the breeding of
colts. 1t says:
To raise Il good colt every year is
maxim. Il good investment. Like
every other kind "f stock rearing it
must lac done we'll. The mare can
work Just as we'll as not, if good SENSE
is the driver. She must not I've hur-
ried. or put on Straininn work. Sht
should not I've made to pillow where
there are fast stones. and alongside
of Il fast-walkimy and suahead mate.
Two mares in foal work the best to-
sether. The breedin. mare should
have time ut noon to lie down halt an
hour and rest. She should have oats
and bran for her food. and never be
heated before OF after the foal comes.
1t does her good to stop IL few minutes
when the driver is taking care of /;
stone or repairing II fence. we havt
known IL farmer to dudll of his spring
work with IL pair of breeding mares
| and raise two fine colts. He was never
in ii hurry, hut his work WAS always
We'll up. When colts set To I've three
years old they may bc put in Il half
day and spell" the mare. Put the
breeding mare in IL box stall where
she will he comfortable, and the colt
will be safe if she chance to drop il
in the night. If the hired man kicks
the mare kick him off the place. Sucl
ontrascs have been pr.trtired ol
mares, and the result Was the loss %
there should be %gcntlcness.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
n. P. Time Table.
WESTWARD.


No. |, leaves st: Paul at 400 p. m;
arrives at Dickinson. ll:l5 Il. Ill.
No, S. leaves st. Paul ut $500 Il. ~;
arrives at Dickinson. $50 u. III.
EASTWARD.
No leaves Dickinson at $40 p. M;
rriyeS ats. Paul at 6:35 y. M.
No. 6, leaves Dickinson at 4:U5 p. m;
arrives at St. Paul $50 p. III.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
Six Thousand Miles

OF railroad perhaps does not seem
much ut this day when people talk of
continental systems OF railw ~ and
millions of dollars rs though they
were mere hagatelles. But forty
years ago there were not 50 many
miles of road in the United States.
To-day lint few we vt the largest
railroad corporations in the world
have SO many miles under their CON
troll. 1t is only in the west that this
has been done. and "Ihe Brrlin 5ton
system is one of the few winch is
able to show such IL grand total.
With all this vast network Of lines.
covering the greater portion OF llll-
nois, Iowa. Missouri. Kansas. ald
Colnrado."Thc Burlington Chicago,
Burlington Il Northern Railroads.
i'm intimate relations, and offers all
the advantages of such an extensive
connection to the people of Mlnnr:o-
til. Wisconsin. Eastern Iowa. and
Northern Thanksgiving North, South,
East. or West. and East and South to
the people of Dakota and regions fur
Their Northwest. For full inform. :
ton address w. j. c. Kenyon. Gen.
Pass. Agent G.. B.N y. K. H.. 81. Puul,
Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BlsnAn,k. ID. I.
Feb. &, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the followina
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make finnl proof in support Of his claim. and
That said proof will be mnIc before Jnm"-
Campbell Judge and eX.otlicio Clerk Proln'
Court of Stark county, at Dickinson. Uuk. Ter.
on the 2lst day of March, 1883, viz:
MOSES LENNENf1.LE,
for the nortlI-cast quarter, of rcclion No, 10, III
township No. 1872, Ii. Of rang" 9G W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultivation u!
sud land. viz: William IL Iloyt, Iiorocr l..
Dickinson, John Fischer and Emil f.. Messrr
schmidt. ali Of whose p%cs'ofice address IL Dick-
ingon, Dakota.
ions A. ItEA.
feb. II TT. ltrgislrr.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

Mrs. .Alf White arrived safely at
her home i'm England on the 18th,
having made the trip from Dickinson
to Queenstown i'll the short space Of
thirteen DAYS.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

Sturgis business men will organize
q board of trade.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

Don't
Forget the
Mask next Wednesday evening.
There will be skating until nine
o'clock.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

A new court house is being ;gitated
for Canton.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

The Iankton Press and Dakotain is
twenty.seven years old.
The Dickinson press., 1888-02-18

A new paper has been started at
Bloomington called the Courier.