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The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12
For the National Democratic aud
Republican Presidential Nomii.
Atinw Conventions.

From June III To 5th. inclusive, tu
81. Louis. good to return only from
jun" 9Th To llth. inclusivr. and tn
Chicago June 10Th to 10Th. inclusive.
good tn return only from June Goth
to 18TH, inclusive. the MlNNEAPO-
LIS ST. LOUIS RY.. e Albert Lea
Romtr"l will sell excursion tickets to
points named above ut rate of ONE
FARE for the Round Trip. For full
information. call on or address any
agent. OF T.. 4. WHITAKER.
Minneapolis. Mimi. q. Il. Il y. A.
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Mothers, Read.

The proprietors of SANTA Able
have authorized the Dickinson Drug
Co. to refund Your money if, after
giving this California Kil.g OF Cough
Cures a fair trial as directed. it fails
TO give satisfaction for the cure of
Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough and
all Throat and Lung troubles. When
the disease affects the head, and as.
sutnes the form of Catarrh, nothing
is 80 effective as CALIFORNIA CAT.
REQUIRE. These preparations are
without equals as household remedies.
S lid at ST. Il package. Three for &22.5,.
The members of the Episcopal
Guild are requested to meet at the
residence of Mrs. q. ID. Hanscom
next Wednesday afternoon.
The W. X. c. will hold Il special
meeting next Monday evening, the
l4th. by request of the president.
Look at my face and my hands-not Il
pinple,
such us you saw there some time ago.
See my fresh cheeks, and I'm getting
dimple.
] don't look at all like | used to, ]
know.
My face WIS all hlotches-complex-
ion like tdllow;
No wonder tney thought me and
called me IL fright:
N" one need have puppies and skin
gray and sallow,
Ii she'll take what | took. V Try
morn, noon and night.
| asked the delighted young woman
what she referred to. and she answer.
ed. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
tovery. 1t is the best lpeautilicr in
The world. because it puriiies the
Hood, and pure blood gives good
nealtll and good health is always
beautiful.
S5vO reward offered for an i%ncurable
case hy the proprietors of DR.. Sage $
Catarrh Remedy.
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The cure for sickness 500 years ago
was Neglect; 800 years ago, >urcrry;
loo years ago, Herbs aud Drugs. -
years ago Medicines; tod, ~ it is Com
pound Oxygen.
Medicines weaken the whole system
To strengthen one weak point: COM
rolN Nd OXYGEN Strengthens both.
\ doctnr's average bill is so. Iil-
vest Sl5 i'm uur %"llulnc Treatments"
and YOU will save the other $50, and
feel better than You have for five
wears. Are suu NI:ENou>! Those
tired sick %IlcAdaellc, will v%alisli
Have YOU wEak LUNGS! Give ON
pound Oxygen one chance To strength
en- them. Have you pYspEr>IN Ii
will cure you.
Remember always ono thing, iom
risk absolutely nothing in trying our
treatment. 1T is simply breathing
different air; not ",loslng." on drug
glng, or going a Thousand miles away
from home and friends. 1t is breath
ing daily into Your lungs, Al Y",n
owA HOME. the concentrated vitality
of all the health resorts in the world.
200 page book mtilcl free.
For particulars. address,
DRS. >T.ARkEY P.tI.EN.
1927 a. 1929 Arch st.. Illillaiclpliia. Pa.
feb 2l.llw.
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acres is allowed the qualified man or
wOma!!. resident or nonresident, who
pays Sl4 fees and thereafter breaks
OF plows tive acres the first year. Gull
tivat"s it the second year and plants
to forest trees. cuttings or seeds the
third year: and beginning the second
year breaks another five acres and
%cultivatcs and plants the third and
fourth wears. When he gets his ten
acres 9TH" lawful Area planted. Ii,
keeps the trees cultivated and in Yuuu
growing condition for four ear
more. Oh cigh, years from date OF
his entry. III ut that time he can
show $3.50 healthy trees he will he
granted title upon paying 81. land
Office fees. .JollN \. RE.A.
Register
t.. $. Land Office. Bismarck. ID.
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An .Ab,olut. Cure.

The Original .Ahietine Ointment is
only put up in large two-ounce tin
boxes. is an absolute care for old
sores. burns. wounds, chapped Ii ndS.
and all skin eruplions. Will positive
Is cnre all kinds of piles. Ask fol
the original .Ahietine Ointment. SOLD
~ Dickinson Drug Co. ut % cent:
per bux-hy mail 80 cents.
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A Brick Block.

The first Nrick business block Is TO
he erected Tins -rasul in Dickinson.
The Dickinson Syndicate having d'.
ci,irJ IL bulld. Mu,slS. III. j. Whitley
and IL. L.. Dickinson are HOW III ST.
Paul getting uHt piNls .,nd sptrliltl-
lions. Ii is propose! to make THIS
one of the most convenient and Snowy
blocks west of st. Paul. The build.
ing will he of Dickinson pressed
brick, fifty feet fronting OH Willard
street viii. large frontage OF Barnes,
two stories high with basement. The
lower Moor Will !c fitted up into two
IuSjlltss rooms. one of which will lie
Supplied with Il large vault, parlor
am, H.. waite office luT the Stark County
Bank, Mrsals. Whitley Il llilliaru.
oi the Iulk. are heavy stuck holders
in Inc syndicate am,i the lhct tllat
they ave imvcatil, l~rdillN III Dlrknl-
SON Shows lnal they have great faith
in 1T, iitule. The other members
OF tine s%yuulIcatc arc also WORKERS and
dong their ,iidie to 'lcNtlup AMI b'ilid
up uur town. They should he en-
ruurasrA in such enterprises.
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Republican County Convention.

The republican convention met at
the court house Thursday ut PIP. II.
The temporary organization was e..
irrtcd with John Close us chairman
and Cllas. Wilson. secretary. John
Ricssi,eck. Geo. AUDI and JOS. Spence
We're appointed IL committee on ere
,l%entials; and reported thirty delegates
present OF represented. Geo. Auld
was elected permanent chairman and
ChaS. Wilson permanent secretary.
On motion ii was voted to elect the
. delegates To the jamestown conven-
tlon To he held the 10th inst, sepa-
r,ttiN. y. {. MeGilliNrays name he
in. presented us one of the delegates
1T Was moved and carried that he he
elected Ivy reclamation. y. Jupp WAS
elected rs one OF the delegates in the
same MANNER. j. Ricssneck. of AM
telore. hen nominated L. :. Under
hill. Geo. Iamhiin nominated Geo.
AUDI and y. Jopp nominated u. r.
Webster. Mr.. Auld declined the
nomination but MIR. Tumbln refused
to withdraw his lame. Mr.. RieshecA
understanding that Mr. -Auld 5 name
had been withdrawn. withdrew the
name of Mr.. Cnlerhill and moved
that b. (. Webster he elected by ac.
%clunlutlun, but finding that MI. .AuluS
name was still before the convention
again nominated Mi. Cnderllill. On
motion an informal ballot Was taken
and resulted us follows: Aud l6, I'M
derllill In. Webster !. Mr.. Aud thtn
positively declined to serve and OH
motion Ii. L. Webster WAS unanimous
lv elected. n. {. McGillivray then
moved that the delegates from stark
county he instructed to vote for dele
gates TO Chicago Who We're i'll favor
of james q. Blaine for president.
| Notion Carried. inmates OF meeting
| were then read. Motion was then
| made anN carried that the delegates
if unable To personally attend the
jamestown convention should place
tneir lruNlts in the hands of those
| vino were III sympathy with the pres
clit Stark county convention.
Convention then adjourned.
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$40 Reward.

The above reward will he paid to
any person giving information that
will lead to the recovery OF a sorrel
horse. PAGER. weight about 100 pounds,
So lare built. anchor brand on left hip,
harness marks on sides and hips.
j. J. FREEMAN.
may l2tf. Dickinson. Oak.
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NOlICE-TIMBER CULTURE CON-
EST
l.S.;.>>u orrI,r. B,.u,r,k u r

Is. land orrltE. BI-MAEek. 1T.
April u. lsSs.
II, r D"'t !" ri ,m"r,,'9 w WIIn r,' ~ rn a ), W. 80 p. ~. ny
20 comply with law US 10 Timpcr-Ciitur. Entry
No. .i3'. dated Feb. -. l3.5. upon the -olth half
Of Me northwest quarter. scctionG. township iY3,
II, range o. ". IN Sunk county Dakota. With II
view 10 cancellation Of said entry; contcsttnt al
icg.Il lhHt the sad Wliiiam II. Porter has Who'll
IS abandoned AN. trtct Of land. and TINT H.. ha-
.ai broken OF cl,>rt 10 ir broken any portion of
aud on -Hid tract dunn. the wears lssG or lss1.
and iiitt H. ha- nov cultivated any patio sad
tra"t w%!int'N"r atI.Ins -tld YEAR. the sad parties
]ui.' Janlo- O. Campbell. judge and cN-oilicio
cierh OF Probate Court on the lltl day of June.
ISIS. At ia O'Clock n. m. 10 respond md furnish
L -tlir"nS concerning -ald alleged ;ai!nre. Hear.
IN. al thi% Ollie. June Ii. ISIS. NJ , p. m.
ID. ". HCrtuu*euS.
apr">5' i;ccelvcr.
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Team. Wagon and Harness for Sale.

Good team of horses, wagon and
new harness for sale at Il bargain:
also new moving machine, Flying
Dutch man sulky plow. Strowhrilse
broadcast seeder and Acme harrow.
For particulars apply at the PRESS
Office.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
Us. LAND OFFICE. Bi,NAseS. .; I

t.s. land OFTlot. Bi-MAKth. =. I.
April :, lSSS.
Complaint having beer entered ut This office by
rankraiA Blcicr against Friedrich Won Siebold for
abandoning hI- Homestead Entry No. S3l3. dated
April ii. lsS5. uIor the northwest quarter,
SECTION l.. rp. l3S north. Eansc q. IN Stark coan
~. Dakota. with Il WV 10 the cancellation of saii
entry The -,id ;narti,- are hereby Summoned 10
appear nj the ofic, OF Ferdinand Lrdtz, Il notary
pubiic AZ Hebron, Dak on .lc l'th day of May.
ISIS. Al i1otiock q. IN % respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
ilcarin. at lin. Office on the cath Of May. 1855 nj
.o'clock y. IL. ID. w. HUTCHINSON,
any. !-5.. Receiver.
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Nafice To Stuck Owners.

MI stock found t~respassiny on the
southwest quarter Oh section IA. town.
ship l3o. after Monday, May IA, 1883.
will i've taken up and held for damages.
j. L. SCOTT.
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have a few fine growing house
plants which l will sell at Il reasons.
hle prices. Mrs. NJ. II. lIN>LEN.
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NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

LA~n orrIct At BISMARCK. u, Il.
April =, 1883.
A";ic, 10 hereby given ,hnt the following
named ."li.cr has filed notice of hi- intention to
make iinai proof in support of HI claim, and
thrt said proof Will be mad" before james q.
|almpbcll Judge and cx- nilicio Clerk rrohntc
curt of stark county. NJ Dickinson, Oak. Ter.
On MAY nth isSS.
JOSEPH Y. SCOTT.
,"i VI" southwest quarter. of section No. II, in
ipw n-iIp No. l30. II. of range 50 w.
He names III" following witnessed Ia prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
sud aud. VIZ: William II. IioY', Cas- X. Cook,
Horace, + Hatch and John l.. Tingle, all of " hose
po-tpilice address * Dickin-on. Dnkotu.
JOHN a. REA.
PR st. Register.
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The Norman Stallion ssBoaumont'.'

TIT NJ n11H 3td11i0H D0dun1oHt
Having purchased the Norman
horse Of Beisigl Brothers we will
stand him for the improvement of
stock at our shopin Dickinson during
the season. Terms $3.50 for single
" $40 each for two or more mares.
lpr.2l.4t. BALLARD Bros.
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THE LAND LAWS.
How to get Government Land in the
Bismarck District.
TIN: HOMESTEAD

TIN: homestead
Law gives the head of Il family.
male or female. the right To enter Il
. uartcr section. 100 acres. of vacant
land if he or she is Il native born citi-
zen of the United states. OF ii foreign
born has taken out first papers. \
single MAI tor single wumanl ovcr
81 years IT aye is given the same
chance. Within sin months of date
Of entry the party must build IL house
on the land taken and begin living in
it. If he lives On auti !ar,As il iur
five years. ti,le is acquired hy proving
those facts aml paying TN" land o.lire
fees. four or eight dullar.-iIle latter
the highest tignrc. Ii AT an. time be-
fore the live Years ram ont iilt home
steader wants TO pay for his land, he
eau do SO. The price per acre is : LIS
and $50. The cheaper price rules
OF lands forty miles from the North.
ern Pacific railroad. and the higher.
$3.50. within that distance.
An eN-Suldier. who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served (or il discharged
on account of disability the
whole time Tor which hr
enlistcG) deducted Ii"m ll.r live
years. His army service. tn the en-.
tent of four years. cnmts us so much
residence. The original fees ut the
land office are ga and SIS the for
mel for $l.25 land and The latte: Tor
500 land.
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y. p. Tsme Table.
yAi,I,.

No. |. leaves st. P;, W ~ We
arrives at Dickinson. Ii -
\, +, ,e,v.s ST. p,u] " 81" a. m;
arrives at Dickinson. $50 il.
E..A>IWA ARD.
NO. leaves Dickinson ut l:o2
arrives ut st. Paul u! 1:l5 y. III.
No. s. leaves Dickinson ut l2:223 p. IN. >
arrives at st. Paul 2:3p p. IN.
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NOTICE OF FINALr PROOF.

Us L.AND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. u. r.
April IS, 1858.
Notice is hereby given lLar the following named
settler has filed notice of lis intention To make
Ii nal proof in support Of his claim, and that
sad proof will b. made before Jumcs G. Campbell,
Jud@e and cX-oilicio clerk of Probate court. Stark
county. l.. 7. At hi Office ut Dickinson, u. r, on
MAY 18th, ISIS. VIZ:
BENEDICT LAWRENCE.
for Nh" east half Of north Wet quarter and west
iflIl Of npt!-cust qIinricr of section ~. in town
ship 40 n. Of ragnc % west.
lie namca The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
sald land. viz: Edward e. Bates. Howard w.
Bate. William h. Powers, and John NJ. Hodge,
all OF whose poslonicc Address is Gladstone. Dak.
}. \. REA,
apr u q" Register.
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For. Sale.

Corner lot, south and west front.
with good frame house. well. etc. One
of the best locations in Dickinson. A
bargain for some one.
+. \. STEADMAN,
05 Washington street. Chicago. III.
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liVrreI 10 Geo. Bcisigl. or Beckett &
!'u"!". Dickinson; Lyon farm. Taylor:
or \. Nordhrry. Rlclnrdtun.
apr.2ll!. IL. IL. LYON.
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Jersey Calf For Sale.
House Plants.

have Il high grade Jersey heifer
for sale. price $40. j. L. SCOTT.
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The weather
During the past week
Has been just the thing.
Real estate changing hands.
A. cordial welcome to all new com
Our farmers are nearly tllr"ngl
planting.
f. p. Stone of Beitield was in town
Thursday.
ii. b. Schatflirr came in from the
east Saturday.
Geo. ID. Hallscom was in Bismarck
this week.
Bismarck will organize Il first class
base ball club.
7. r. Rhodes will remove his family
to South Heart.
III Oh want a good team OF horses
cali oH e. $. Langdon.
School closed last Wednesday TOR
the spring vacation.
II. Robbins. of near Gladstone was
in town Wednesday.
John Riessleck commenced his
work as assessor this week.
Chas. j. Lawson passed a few days
IN town with his friends.
,.r,ert Jrippof the B-T ranch was
i, town THURSDAY on business.
-; >dards is now assisting \.
G.. McGillivray in The tore.
Fine work and +, va" horses for sale
bv c. ). Lanydon. Di, 'k:'ioo". OAK
MIR. Butson is making ii. :" "e'o""'
with his house Oh i%lannafo- a'S
Commissioner i. $. lnderhlil az
tended the convention here Thursda-S
Come to Dickinson ii you WANT
good health. oar climate can ne
beat.
\. Norlher.. the Richaydton rTs
tier. WAS in town Thursday on h'1si
ness.
Ed. r.. Bonney of Antelope was here
in attendance on the republican ron
vention.
All nature is assuming its sprini
s,rh. Come to stark county. he
brightest spot.
Andrew Jopp, the enterpri>ing mer
chant tailor. of Gladstone. was j
town Thursday.
Deputy Sheriff Viking. of Richard
ton vas in town during the latte
part of the week.
J.C. Williams" t 'tf 'hle Regl
ter of DeeI, i i; lihGs "unty. spe'
Wednesda. in : WI.
The contractors AMI builders
town are iisur,ns n the pilas as
specifications of four elegant ne
COTTAGES to be erected on sims sure
Nv the Dickinson syndicate.
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Have yon got Consumption. Asth
ma. Sore Throat. Bronchial Trouble.
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration OF
II Chronic Troubles, If so. Send q
postal to Drs. Starke. and Palcil. 1922
and 1929 Arch Street. Philadelphia.
and they will send you Il 2G page
book free. feb.2o-3m
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Natures Gift.

I'utte-Tinc. Il 'listillation from a
pine tar only found in California.
md is guaranteed rs Il cure for Rlleu.
nAtism. sp.ains. contracted cords.
lame back. kidney troubles, sore
throat. membranous Group and diph.
tlltria. Sold at soc. per bottle by the
Dickinson Drug Co. j2-ly
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The Dickinson Cormet band will
give an rl,ttrldlnmtIll in the lcll.
future which Will be Il rich treat To
all lovers of vocal and Instrumental
mllSic.
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For Salc,

My we'll boring outfit complete.
Apply to Geo. Aud, ut Register Of
Deeds office, Dickinson, or to
JAMES COLGRoNE.
Dickinsom, ID. T..
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Good Team For Sale.

one span of heavy horses and lar.
ness for sale cheap. Inquire OF Jas.
IIaskimS. Dickinson. Oak. may5ti.
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rilE LAW

Requires some act of Improvement
by the applicant himsrIt. and 4 filing
costing two dollars lis the first steps.
Then actual Residences. cultivation of
the soil and payment ut Sl.35 ur ~.2.itl
per acre. according To location. This
payment is not required before two
years and nine m"ltGs. .NnN time,
however. after sin moutls residence
and cultivation the payment can he
made and title hail.
rmE TIMBER CULTURE .Nt"r.
Under this law Il quarter section. LOO
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Horse, for Sale.

-Four good teams for sale. cash or on
time. Inquire of Blair \ Tripp or ut
this Office. apr.l4tf.
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Reward Notice.

will pay 81 per head for amy stock
.....:. - ON LET. .......,..
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BI>NAEK. D.. I.
April p. 1888.
Noti,vi i h. t,.hy .Iycnthat III. following-namcd
settlers IaIrii!"I noticeof their intention 10 make
:.,l,i proc: m .lpportof their clain-.and that said
proof vii be- mulc before james q. Campbell,
I.d.. and ty-oticio Clerk of the Probate Court
~ H. onic. NJ Dickinson, ID. T.. on June llth,
issS, yih:
JOHN FISHER,
Tor II southeast quarter of section 90, in town.
.lnp 90 not range % ".
II, naine- the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said and. w: Frank Z. Abbott. Thomas j. Nc
Donald, Edward Dodd and William Whinn. all of
y hose p~c-'otiice address i Dickinson, L. I.
Also ROBERT FISHER
for Tile southwest IuarI.r, section !. township
10. north of range NJ wr>t.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
>aid land. VIZ: Frank T.. Abbott. Thomas j. Nc
Donald. Edward Dodd md William Whinn, all
of whose post otiicc address j. Dickinson OAK.
JOHN \. REA,
may i-p" Register.
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No section of the northwest can ex-
eel Stark county for healthf"lness
and %saluhTity vi climate.
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If there is amy one thing more de-
lightful than another, it is the halmy
atmosphere of Stark county.
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Clerk of Court-N. L. Hatch.
Di.trir, .Attorncy-Wm. Glb-on.
Comlnissioners-A. & McGiliivray. lioh"rt Lee.
- Undcrhill.
= Shrritf-M. y. Sebastian.
- >gistcr Of Dcrds-Gco. Aud.
X. surcr~J. A. Farrah.
Ire" Of Prola1r-Jas. e.. Campbell.
Judge john lticsb-ck.
Asss1so. dent of Schools -Thos. e. Evans.
Superinfct Ellison.
Surycyor-J.
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FARMERS A%l.liANrE.

President. II. L.. Loucks. Clear Lake: VIC" pr"s!-
dents. j. w. Hardin. ilankint"n. r. y. Fanrher.
fnrd: treasurer. III scott. Mli!bnnk: lecturer,
A. u. Chase. Wu,crtown.
DAKOTA LIVE STOCK RnEEpLRs ASSOCIATION.
President. &. b. Kennedy. Madison: vice prcsi-
dent. CD .Ailowuy. Grand Forks; secretary. ~.
&inuN Ealla.
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No hetter recommendation can I've
given our town than the fact that
larger towns east of us are all so jeal-
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Now is the time to visit Dickinson
and select IL location for your future
home and business.
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UNITED STATES LAM OFFICES.
,Joln a. Rca, register.
sisnarsh''' ID. w. hutchinson. receiver.
,B. {. Tiffany. register.
oraho tothe''' W. j. Anderson, receiver.
vi. W. Lord, register.
DeNl L~Ne' s. :. Smith. receiver.
M. +. Ba1tciIc, register.
fafso'..'.. +. G.. Geary. receiver.
N. II. Harris. register.
Aberdeen.....'.' L.. \. Burke. receiver.
VI. :. Mcfarland, register.
huron'..."''.' L. w. Miller. receiver.
M. w. S.icafc. register.
Naterto"h'.,'' ID. Y. Rramblc. receiver.
Hughes East. register.
Yankton....... y Ii. Lirbach. receiver.
George b ENeri1,, register.
Atsheii.'..''"' Theodore Slnyiser. receiver.
n. Whitcside. register.
Oeaowood : John LaFn!rc. receiver.
n.KorA BOARD OF A.WICuL1vEE.
President G.. A. Bliss. Aberdeen; s"rrctMry: w
FIT. Bushnell. Huron: treasurer. John Il. Ben
nett. Clark.
DAKOTA uoRrICrlTTEAl. AND FORESTRY SOCIETY
President. F.. Deiirll. Sioux Fall: vice presi-
dent. G, II. whitney. Eslnond: secretary, Mrs. l..
A. Alderman. Hurley, treasurer. \. w. Hayes
Parker.
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An oval drop.leaf table for sale.
Can he seer ut this office.
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Geo. ID. Hansrom, who sold his
hardware interests in Dickinson. ar
rived FROM the west yesterday and
will soon leave for Washington teFri-
tory. where he has large pine inter-
ests.- Bismarck Tribune.
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Homestead Entries
FINAL
CAN BE MADE.

ORDERS FOR HEARING AND NO.
TICE OF ArrLICATION FOR
LETI EItS OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
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brakes Maga 2i:e for Mag comes to
us with a new ann' attractive cover of
artistic design and finish. The from
tisuiece in this mum her is all excel
lent photo-proress picture "f the
great American Caricaturist, Thomas
Mast. Then follows an entertaining.
}~,ioprapI,icnl sketch entitled. ".Ainerl-
Characteristics" fully illustrated.
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Chas. j. Lawson passed a few days
IN town with his friends.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

AVERT Trip of the B-T ranch was
:. THURSDAY on business.
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James Collister has disposed of his
neat residence property on Sims
street to WIN. Ray. Consideration
$1,000.
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John Riessheck commenced his
work as assessor this week.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

The stock and fixtures Of Richards
x Thompson WAS sold Tllnrsday, by
sheriff Sebastian. under an execution
in satisfaction of Il mortgage in favor
of James Fcnuell. and was bought i'll
10y WIN. Gibson for the mortgage for
&2.N15.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

r.. Robbins. of near Gladstone, was
in town Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL. OFFICERS.

TERRITORIAL. OFFICERS.
Governor-Louis X. Church, Bismarck.
Secretary-M. l.. Mccormack. Bismarck.
Treasurer. w. Raymond. Bismarck.
AuditOr-J. y. Ward. Sioux Falls.
Superintendent of Public Instruction-Eusene
A. Dye. Mcllette.
Assistant Supcrin,endrnt-Frank A. Wilson.
Attorney Generate. F. Tcmpleton. Fargo.
United States District Attorney-John +. Car
land. Bismarck.
Commissioner OF immlsr"toh-f. r McNiure'
United States Marhal-D. W. Mara,ta. Fargo.
Delegate 10 Congress-o. $: Clifford: Canton,
Surveyor Gcneral-Marais Taylor. Huron.
Adjutant Gencral-Col. Nm. Tyncr. Fargo.
tendent, Mandan.
THE JUDICIARY
Chief. Justice-Bartlclt Trip, Yankton: asso-
cia,e justices-C. $. Palmer tFourth distrlctl,
Sioux Falls; W. II. Francis Sixth %dls,rict,. Bis
narck; w. B.. Mcconnell Third district!.. Fargo
c. NJ. Thomas First DISTRICT. D~eadwood: James
Spencer Fifth district. Huron. Clerk. h.C
Young, Yankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Abe. Boynton. Lcnox: Alex. Grisgs, Grand
Forks; Mt. Smith. Huron: --secrctary.
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.
Capitol.:.....:. ni m n
North Dakota University Grand Forks
Dakota Hospital for the lankton
North Dakota Hospital for Insane. jamestown
Peuetentiary for Southern Dakota. Sioux rams
Penitentiary for Northern Dakota -. bismarck
Reform School .PianhlnStoh
neaf Mute School. Sioux Falls
Dakota Agricultural BrooSinss
Normal School..,........ ........... Speariish
School of haplo My
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

The weather

The weather
During the past week
Has been just the thing.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-12

School closed last Wednesday for
the spring vacation.