The Dickinson press., 1888-09-15

II. NJ. l4uuEullH Will lttNt III II Sll'ls
time to take up their residence OH the
Pacific coast. The goou wishes ot IL
host of friends will accompany them
to their new home.
The lrickwork on the new bank
block i, about finished :,l.i the inside
wood work is l.cing pushed forward
us fast us IL large force of carpenters
can get action ON it. The building is
crc,litahc alike to the town and to
the enterprise of the builders and it
is hoped that it is but the first of
malv snrh structures that will in II
few wears grace oMy !nain street.
Died sept. s. of cholera infintiln.
after a brief illness of only four days.
frankie. infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Hamley. aged one Year. eight
community is extended to MIR. aud
Mrs. Hunl"y iii their sad bereavement.
Little Frankie Was neighhorhoo'l
pet. and his little childish form and
sweet. lovillle ways will long be re-
memhnretl and muurnel for hy all
who knew hi!n. The funeral WAS
held in tn" Catholic church, on sun
duv and WAS largely attended.
Thou -iulrss babe too pure for earthly taint
To cast i,s shadow thy childish brow.
'r,s we'll. we say; lha' GOD hath called thee nov,
To dwell with Him in heavrn-,a chosen saint
In sprndor that We mortals dlmly paint
In fancy. while we lingor here below
For though we mourn for thee, sweet child. we
That thou We're Gods to give or take, and lie
But loaned thee for time 10 earth. 10 show
How hrnutful Il snless life could be.
Thy misSioni $ accomplished; thou has, gone
And left Us Loneliness, so hard To bear;
But toward thy home our souls are closer drawn
And harder will we strive 10 meet thee there.
We have just received II copy of
the Division and .tNmissinE Dakota
Cainpu'gu Song Books Published 10y
order of the Campaign Cumnittee.
These songs were Sang hy the Huron
Glcc luh at the Statehood Cunven-
tion IL. Huron lust July and also at
the Wattrtown Convention. ard at
both places the enthusiasm pro,tucc'l
WAS very marked.
In the songs the rarlet-s'ag officials
especially the governor are scored
Ni!!t9ut stint.
These song ,,ue.,,i ..ap hQ had of the
publisher. j. III. DeNoc, at llmlon, at
l5 cents singlccop N--tw" for 995 cents:
!.tN or over ut 10 cents each. The
songs ;..e ut W music and are reeom-
| mendrt f"I campaign clubs hy the
Committees.
The railroad !mmoH einrnls III this
point are progressing rapidly. The
stone Foundation for the eight stall
addition to the round house Is conn
| pleicd ;i":!! brick is being received on
the ground, from kiiilefeltrr's brick
ward. tnr the supeistructuIc. Ahcil
| completed the round house will con-
| tain nineteen stalls. The trestlc, to
support the new coal sheds on tit
south side of the t,:ir!; running paral.
| lei with the old sheds, is nearly Tin.
isicd. This work is giving employ.
ment tU IL large force pt WOrknrn
which is of great benefit 10 oui Htl-
chants ani adds to the general pros
| prrl,y. Other Improvements are In
H.. 4 .,
! ,at.r new hrch depot will lac erected
I to replace i!r i,!cati: wooden sli We
turc which is entirely in,u!tluutr .ul
the trinsnctipn ii the Increasing 'u
,in"ss of the ..3asl.
The BiSm;.lck Tribune voices the
/ universal sentiment of the p""pi,
alu!y thc .;;!n uf tine Northern Pacific;
.Tllc reports tina, :.'ic" President
7, ndkes will succeed Mr.. Harms is pres.
| idri. ~ the NuitilV Pacific are re-
crivcd w,ili applause hy many of the
pC0ple i'm llc northwest. who. while
they lind 10 fault with MI Harris
| are admirers of Nir. Oahes. Ih,
change would he gratifying to the
people. Wii!N slr. OahrS Is acquainted
with them and tLcl. ,:"cdS. 1t is be
lievcl that for the succcas:u! uan
arclncnt of the great Northern faci
fic sy.tcm the man occupying th'
presidents S chair should be thorough
is acquainted with the people OF th'
country: he should lie acclimatcd t.
the country i'm which the road is op
Grated and should be equipped by eX
pcrielce to meet the demands ot 1T
patrons. Mr.. Ouke5 is Il gentleman o
great executive ability. is generous il
his policy and would prove Il mode
president for the Northern Pacific.
To all Old 5>olliers and Sailors to WHOM
these presents COME; Greeting:
The management of the Corn I'a!ac
. take this means of calling your .c
tention To the fact that the reunion O
the Northwest soldiers and Sailor
, association takes place Oh sept. 2b. :
{ and .. during the first week o1 til
Corn Palace. Great preparations hdv
. been made by your OLD companions !
4. arms to give you royal WELCOME
Tents are provided. and You will l.
made as comfortable and pleasant i
4 il is possible to he, and You can max
e no trip this year that will return 70
i SO much satisfaction. q. this trip
J. the Corn Palace City of the Wori'
x You will not only meet the old coz
e yndes OF by-gonc days and enjoy II
y delights Of camp again. but will !
g able to see the great Corn Palace
d ali it. lnasnii"eMre and the ssoll'i"
II it contains: dol. I mis-, this trip. Al