The Dickinson press., 1888-06-16

Inc Antelope llelllS WtIc ieNGiNSu
too late for publication this week. but
will appear next. Items should lie
sent in not later than Thursday.
Train dispatcher f. Il. knowlton.
with his staff, consisting of L. n.
| Hickman. G. T. Kittridge and NJ. L..
| Parker arrived here Wednesday even-
ing and arc now conveniently situated
in the Northern Pacific hotel FROM
which the movements of trains on
| the Missouri division will lie direct
ell hereafter. \ huge bonfire was
started on the right Of way and the
band turned out to celebrate the at-
| SpiciouS event.
\ serious affray% occurred at Bpltiell
last Monday. growing out uf Il quar-
rel among neighbors. The parties
engaged in the affair were Il Mr.. Abra-
hanson and Stephen Ecklnnd. and the
cause of the quarrel was something
about some damage committed by::a
cow which belonged to Eeklund. The
latter was set upon by .Abrahamson
and pounded and bruised in a barba.
rous manner. Two of his ribs we're
| broken and his head was cut in sew
eral places. DR.. Mcdonald was called
to attend Eckluld and reports that
the injuries will not prove fatal.
The following are definitions of the
Breeder:
"Pure-bred"-An animal Of Il dis.
tinct and well.detined Mleed that has
been recorded or is eligible to record
in the recognized herd-book Of the
breed to which it belongs.
"Cross.bred'-.An animal whose
sire and dam, being of different
breeds, are recorded, OF are elcgihle
to record in the recognized herd.bouks
of their respective breeds.
"'Grade'-An animal having so per
cent or more of the blood of any one
of the recognized pure.breeds, but not
itself IL pure-bred or a cross bred ami.
NAL.
Common" or "Native"-.An ami.
nal that cannot lie shown to have 5p
per cent of the blood of any one of
| the recognized pure breeds.
We have received another letter
from l.. b. Talbot president of the
Dnfur Dakota club of Marlboro,
Mass, in reply to Ii lately published
by Mr.. Bicknell. We desire to pub
fish everything that is of general
interest to our readers, but we
think the discussion has gone fa
enough and must decline in future to
publish any communications which
will tend to keep up the unfriendly
feeling which has been developed.
The PRESS and this community have
the kindest wishes for the success of
the colony on the Cannon Ball and
have been and are still ready and will
ing to do everything possible to assist
and encourage it's growth and we also
certainly desire the complete success
of the colony on the Antelope. IT
looks TO us that the interests of boil
are identical and that by working t.
gethcr and advertising the advanta
ges of the section Of country they
have located in they will be mutual,
benefited.
Chafles Speed died at Antclop,
creek Monday, June llth of gallgrt
nous e~rysipelas. Mr.. Speed came I,
Dakota last summer as Il member o.
the New England colony OF the Can
non Ball. He took Il claim neal New
England City and made improvements
and then being much pleased with thu
locality known as The Spring" abon'
twelve miles south of here on the oil,
Black Hills trail, he built IL llou
there last fall. lie spent the wintr:
east and returned with his family TIL,
past spring, and has been residing IL
"The Spring" since. He vas buritt
Wednesday, June 18th. at thre'
O'Clock, near his iplace of residence
MI. A. II. Keene, the acting paste
at New England City conducted TIL
services. \ number Of our citizen
attended the funeral and paid the las
sad rites of respect to the deceased
The following gentlemen acted IL
pail bearers: n. c. Lawrence. NJ. \
Sebastian. j. j. Mcdonald, F..A. VII
lard and James Collister of Dickinso
and j.. C., Rowe of Newton.
--s~ OFF,
4 Card.