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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-09-20
Aug. II, 18'

The Real Secret Of thc unparalleled success
Of The CHICAGO DAILY News may be
found in f7so diaisgHiIhing ohGyGofeyifhet,
which more than anything else have con-
tributed to its remarkable growth.
FIRsr:-K Is DAILY Paper for Buy Feefk.
epeopleofthe busyWesta appreciate keen
" the necessity Of an intelligent knowledge
ofthe worlds daily doings, but they are too
busy 10 waste valuable time in searching
through cumbrous blanket-sheet" news
paper for the real news Of al, literature,
science, religion, politics, and the thousand
and-one things which make up modern civ
iization. They want news-nll the news
but they don't want il concealed IN an ovd
powering mascot the trivial andinoonsequen-
tial. II Is because The CHICAGO DAILY
NEWS Is "dH 5aloaf and no daft" that
rs circulation Is over a million a 5ucek.'
SEoOxD:-KiSaE LgRescsasgk. TyHlt-foliIEg
NezOgbaely. The people demand far, I'M
partial, independent newspapcT, which gives
aRklc nan, and gives 4 free from the taini
Of partisan bias. With no merc political an
bifion 10 crafty. no " "A 90 grind, the I'M
partial, independcni ncwsJiapor nay fTulyhe
guide. phiiosaphe4 and friend 90 honest
nofeTery siradeof polificsl faith; andthis
HWhy THE CHIcACo DAILY News has To-
dsya circulajon q Ovcr "a sgiAios a spnak."
The CarcAOo DAuY News NV n3ds 10
tlcse two comprehensive elements q pcTa-
l.riiy, a third. IN ~ unparalleled reduction
q psice 70 ONE CENT a DAY.
II H aluaJg EzgTz o1oNFk,-1Tav 10 k7y-r-
THE CHIcaCO DAuY NEus Is So s.le y
81 neusdcziers = O1r Co1f pr CRY, U
I'll he rnzilcd, P1s;age T,.id. 81 g5.s0 ~
year, O. IS oerts per rlorfh- he t1Ilof
nd n.echanic en- ~ zfiord. 80 scll ~ ne
r1errh-r1 a-ld rrosczsiurl-i snz-, % have f's
rncsrugslrEn d.ily.
sss-e.t VICTOR y LAWscN.
Prtlilher - The D-iiy Nrv1.- ChaIngs-
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Taxes for lsSS are now due. Law re-
5-ires all taxes to be paid before lst day Of
mary, 1889.
vii Be q the following named places for
tie purpose Of coIscting tAres On the fol-
1Eing dates.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-09-20

Dr Combs Rose Tooth Powders are tn
very best.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-09-20

Geo. W. Knight, Matchmaker and Jewel
4, aast side Plaza, San Marcos. nvZ9
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-09-20

IoOK! LOOK! Ask DR.. kYE
his prices BEFORE having your tee'h
attalded to. JOhns0h's Dulldlng.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-09-20

Groceries cheap for cash OF
MCALLIsTER's,
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WARRANTY DEEDS for sale at this office.
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san Marcos, Tex, Sept. 10, 1883.

pooo;ysd of W. Q. Duggar, agent Of
,.u,"CssId Insurance Co., twenty-five dol
,,ps as damage done to stock under policy
No. l76,
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Fresh mackerel at MoALLlsrEhs
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Keg Pickles OF hcAhliSfhh o.
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Worth Your Attention.

There are Il great many things which
may he worth attention under certain
circumstances and conditions. which.
under different circumstances. would
not !r worth mindinG ut ali. TO II
great many people Greek and Latin
are not worth attention at all: a great
many interesting scientific processes
are of use I" everybody III practical
application. hut it would he IL waste
of time for everybody to try to find
out the why and wherefore of them.
lut everybody travels more OF less
and any int"rinit liz about the hest
aud Safest railroad communications
is consequently worth the attention
of everyone. Especially is this the
ease with regard to "Tile Burlington
Chicago. Burlington & Nortiler!.
Rail Odd lating Northwestern
l!n". ana. ~ its connection with the
six Thousand m:,cs uf the great bur
llngton system. road which has d..
rect communication with all the hig
cities of the West. No importaut
point can he named to which 1T is not
convenient and agreeable route.
Ask amy coupon ticket agent for tick.
cts. or address w. j. G. Kenyon. Cen.
Pass. Agent. c., b. 5 n. Il. r.. st.
Pa,:l. MINI.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
The Press Newspaper Agency.

a newspaper Agency has been es-
tablished i'm connection with the
Press and we are prepared to recriv'
subscriptions for any of the leadin
Newspapers. Periodicals or Magazines,
ut publishers rates, no matter where
published. either domestic OF foreign.
If you wish to learn the price or sub
scribe for any publication call ut this
Office or drop a postal card for terms.
New subscribers to the PRESS payin.
one year in advance or old suhscrih.
ers who pay mp and one year in adj
vance can have any publication they
desire furnished at a discount.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

c. i. Merry will leave for Sp kane
Falls in IL few days where he expects
to locate and act as general manager
for the North American Insurance
Company.
Petersrn's Magazine for .Auri!
comes. us usual. among the very eat
liest of the months periodicals, anI
is one of the most interesting and
welcome. The steel.plate, WOODEN
cravings, and dress patterns are ali of
superior merit, and the literary pot-
ton of the magazine deserves the
highest praise. This friend of count.
less households for SO many Years is
still as thoughly to be depended OH as
when it began its popular career. Ii
never fails, each twelvemonth to bring
forward new attraction, in its literary,
fashion. and household departments.
While retaining old flvurites, Peter.
SON constantly finds new writers OF
promise; and in all matters connected
with dress and needlework, it con-
triveS to render itself more and mo
indispensable to ladies. 1t is +. llN
IirSt-class magazine. up to the mteN.
of the time in every respect. and this
is the secret of its ever-growins pop
nlarity. Terms: Two Dollars a yell.
Address Peterson's Magazine, 500
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Have you got Consumption. Asst!
ma, Sore Throat. Bronchial Trouble.
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostitution OF
any Chronic Troubles! If so. send q,
postal to Drs. Starkey and PIlen. l521
and l52V Arch Street, Philadelphia,
and they will send you IL 200 page
book free. fe!,.225-3m.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
THE LAND LAWS.
How To get Government i.,ni in ste
Bismarck District.
TIL: 0 l.SrEAp

THE HOMESTEAD
Law gives the head of Il family.
male OF female. the right TIL enter ii
1 uarter section. lGu acres, of vacant
land if he or She is II native born citi-
zen of the United States. OF if foreign
born has taken out First papers" n
single man tor single wulnan) ovel
81 years VI aye is given the AN
chance. Within six months OF date
of entry the party must build Il house
on the land taken and begin living in
it. If he lives OH and farms it for
i've years. title is acquired by proving
those facts and paying the land office
fees. four OF eight d~ollarS-the latter
the highest figure. III at any time be.
fore the five years run out the home
,teader wants to pay for his land. le
San do so. The price per acre is Sl.25
.,ri 500. The cheaper price rule
ii it!lAs lurty .i,lirs ti".n the NortA'
81 td'lllr i.ttitH.,i. Ia titN iiauii
90. Within that distance.
IN eX-Sululei, who served in lil,
-ehellion more tlltm ninety days. gets
he time he served tor If discharges
IN account of disability the
whole time for which he
rnliStcI) deducted from the five
years. His army service, to the eX.
tent of four years, counts us 50 much
residence. The original fees ut the
Ind Office are Sl4 and Sis the for.
urr for Sl.25 land and the latte: TO.
2.ju land.
THE PRl:-EMrTlON LAW
requires ON act of Improvement
~ tine applicant hi nSrlt. and i. tiliny
costing two dollars as the first steps,
.'ilen actual residence. cultivation OF
ne soil AMI pay Ut Sl.25 on >s22.5l
,er acre. according To location. This
,.Lyuuent is not required before tw,
years and nine months. Any time
however. after six months residence
md cultivation the payment can bt
made and title had.
TIE TIMBER CULTURE ACT.
Under this law Il quarter section. lot
.cres. is allowed the qualified man OF
oma resident III nonresident. who
pays Sl4 fees and there after breaks
VI plows five acres the lirst year, cul
,ivates it the second year and plants
10 forest trees. cuttings OF seeds the
bird year. and beginning the seconG
'Ar breaks another hive acres alG
e .ltivate> anl plants the third aiit
.onrth years. When he gets his ten
ules (the Lawful areal planted, llt
lrepS the trees cultivated and in gout
growing condition for four yeals
n"re. or eight years from date o1
lis entry. II ut that time he cal
show $3.50 healthy trees he will u.
granted title upon paying ST. lane
hlice fees. JOHN a. REA,
Register
u. $. Land Office. Bismarck. ID. Il
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
TERRITORIAL NOTES.

Canton has voted to put in a system
of water works.
\ republican club has been nrsm.
lied at Twin Brooks.
Robert HENDERSON. an old resident
of Pierre. died re cltly.
Tho Pierre hrilg" company has o.-
.alliZrd with Il capital of S3@t.uon.
;itor Griswnld will return To Del
Rapids and re,,,rrtrt the Exponent.
a. p~ostnilire has been established ut
.Adtlia. Albert Martin is postmaster.
The report that IL farmer and two
-ols were eaten alive by wolves neal
Minnewaukan is false.
Last week in the little town of /. /.
Mour, five babies were born in on
day. -Four were girls.
a 4-year old child of Lewis +. l'al-
Der of Mitchell was burned tn death
during the absence of its mother.
Mr.. Wright is Il new inrinimr of the
firm of Heron. Woods Il Co. Huron,
publishers of The Daily News.
Bishop Marty of Yallkton had his
right arm broken in two places last
| week rs the result of IA fall upon the
ice.
Memorial services We're held ut
| Mitchell for the souls of the two stu
| dents %incinrratcl in the university
fire.
A. w. MrIrick, formerly of the
Deadwood Herald, has commenced
the publication of the Belt Daily Her.
I'D. at Lead City.
\. dispatch ?rnm Mmulan says the e
is quite 4 nnnbrr of Bnrlln-t"i
freight ears in the yard, and tn" ensi'
neers refuse to handle then.
The Girnrock Graphic Threatens tc
suspend publication mlcaS it is ar
corded Il more liberal patronage b,
the nnappreciativr citiZr'is.
l.. :. sweeney. III Of the bright"s
lawyers in Sioux I'al, has hecnnn j..
sane. His brother lawyers raised
sufficient stun to send HIM to IL private
asylum in Chicago.
Thomas Gay. IN emp'nve of TIL
C ,rnet mine. was killed IN a Sing1lt
manner last Friday. H. was SIAN
man below, when the cage descended
cutting his head off.
Over in Indiana they have just til,
reverse of the contest which prevail
in Dakota regarding the liquor law
there the prohibitionists are fightin,
the license law OH the ground that i
is uncnnstitution Il, and that it wa
beyond the power of the Legislature t.
enact it.
Florin Schneider, living on "a farm
near %Iroqnois, twenty miles East o
Huron. a%ccihently shot himself whil
shooting II a mark. The lhrecch phi
flew ont and hit him sqHarely lew '"l
the eyes, killing him almost in tan ~
He was only n vars of age. Tw,
months ago Form Schneider. fathe
of the son, com mitted suicide by blow
ing out his brains.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
SOUTH HEART.
And still the tank leaks.

And still the tank leaks.
Jerry Palmer isat his old post again
pumping, Mr.. Carey having been pro.
m"ted to the Office of pump repairer
on this division.
Mccormick & Wilson have unearth.
ed their pillow. preparatory for spring
work.
The Dickinson market will lie sup
piled with good beef for Il week or
two. Henry Schultz has been here and
captured the finest IF Dennis
O'Lerary's hnrd.
John Young. of Bellicld. 1arried
with MS Wednesday.
Onr school will necessarily he small
next week as those who live beyond
the mighty waters of the Heart and
South Heart rivers will he unable to
cross. The spring floods are npon us.
y young w"ma passed through
South Heart Thursday on her way to
st. Paul. She claimed to have been
seven weeks walking from Portland.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
The Greatest Of All Booms.

Inc 1url gas agitation is getting 81.
fI"''s. The testimony of Expert
JONES. published i'll another column.
Will happily surprise many people in
Dakota and some OF them will he
inind III Bismarck. l.iynite has ney.
er been appreciated here until this
winter. and even now its merits are
underrltc't i'S many users. 1t is a
line household fuel. and the more it is
used int li.rttly tbs. more it will he
praised. But it is something more,
ii Is i Gus producer of the highe
type. This quality has never been
presented to the public and never
pressed by any one i'm interest. 1t
NOW appears for the reason that the
appliances exist that can get the gas
oIt in such qptntiti"s-6pIiU0 feet to
il ton of cu.;l-ts to make the CONVEX.
sion an economical revolution and one
of the wuil.irrs of this wonderful age.
\ simple factory manned by three ul
tuur men would make gas enough to
| supply Bismarck. This fuel would
reach almost every house, every build.
ing that vas heated summer or winter.
Every manufacturing establishment
would have to have it. 1t would b.
SO cheap that the humIlest home
would find it economy to use it. The
convenience and sut1iciency of fueI
gas re AS remarkable as the subtle
process that creates it,. No ash. III
dust. no ll:tii.;g. 10 Sll"veling and il
fact no trun'.ie anywhere. The same
/, "v that heats your room can illu
.n,n,tr it. Heat and light from the
N" source. 1t is about the mex,
thing to Old Sol ilimself.- -Bismarcl
! Tribune.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
The TERRITORY Of DAKOTA.
OFFICE TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
DEPARTMENT tr IS.rRASIr.

toMraSY- CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Whereas. the American Steam Boiler Insurance
Com panv. u corporation orguniZ"d indcr the lave
Of Nv York. has filed IN tins office :; sworn stu,c-
ment rXtlb.iing Its condition and business for
the year ending Dec mbtr3 Il. 50. conformablc
10 III" requirement.. OF the laws o, this Territory
IT sulatIng the business of insurance: and
Whereas. the said company has filed in this
Office q duly certified copy of lis charter. with
oil Organization. and has ful!y complied
with the requirement. of the insurance laws
af,r, AID
Now. raer for. l. james \. Ward. Auditor of
the Terri'"ry "i Dakoin. :pur,uant IN The proyi-
8 ons vi raid i,ws. do icrrh, certify hat the
b We nam ii s"napany il fIly empowered
through is An'"nriH.d ~ mts 10 iran.uct lis ap-
propriatc bus. i..- nj Steam i;olior insurance. III
this i rrithr.. accord ny 10 the las thereof.
until tie 3.st luv az December \. u. 1873.
In testimony whereof. | have hercun-
to set my hand and srul nj Bismarck.
THE 18th day OF March. A. ID. 1888.
IsLAi.l JAMES A. WARD.
Auditor.
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First Publication February II, 1853.
SALE.

Default having been made in the payment OF
the sum of eight hundred and two and iifty-ilun.
drcdth lSSt..5O), dollars which is claimed In h.
due at the date OF tins notice upon IL certain Mort.
gage contuinln9a power of sale duly executed and
delivered by Frank l. Ellison aud Emma j. ELI
morlgngcc, dated December 5Ih, 1883. and duly re-
corded in the office of the Register OF deeds Of
Stark County. Dakotu, on December 9TH. 1888 nj
O'Clock ~ Min book ! of Mortgages. on pages
10 10 u, by which default the power of ralr IN
said mortgage became operative; said murIal.c,.
being now the legal owner and holder OF said
mortgage AMI tile note thereby secured, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted 10 recover tile debt secured by
said Mortgage or any part thereof; Now I'll, II ior..
notice IL hereby gwen, that by virtue of snld
power of rnic in sad Mortgage con
,ninrd and pursuant To The statute III such Gag
mad aud provided, the SAID Mortgage viii D.,
covered By said Mortgage, VIZ: the south cas
nIr quarter OF section SIX, township on hundr,,.
and lliIrIy-iliic, range nlncty-lwO, west oi III
liiili principal meridian, u e t, G-i39- .: W. s.1uur
n SAID Stark County, Win tie hrruditum-l!ts amt
uppnrrlcnancrs, VIII b. sold ut public auction
I" itr high ri bidder Tor cash, TO pay saIu d,h.
aud interest. and iilty 900 dollars attorney = Ice.
AZ stipulated IN sad Mortgage IN care oi tore,
closure, and the disbursements allowed t. Iaw 4;
winch saic VIII be made By the Slcrill oI salu
Stark county. or his deputy, ut the from door
nl the Cuurl House IN DlckilisOn. in sad SIark
county on MLrcn 9th, 49, at iUoclock a. M.
subject To redemption ut any tlmc w.innn On
year IRON The day Of sale, as prov d,d ny law.
Datcd February 9th, 1883.
FRANK W. MARSH.
Mor'gng"r.
WILLIAM gibson.
Attorney Tor Mortgage,
Dickinson, Oak. ,w,
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ORDER FOR HEARING AND No.
TICE OF APPLICATIONS FOR
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
iEhhtiW. 80 c,a In Probate Court

county of Stark.
In the matter OF John j. DeF.ance, deceased.
On reading and fling the pctetion Of l~.ucret!a
NJ. 4mFranc", pra! Ing for Letters of Adminieira.
ton of tn. r-in c o. John NJ. De France, decca..d.
IL is orI red. that Monday. The I'd day Of Apr i.
\. D.. 1885,. at .n"'c.ock Ii. M, of that day. al
s..ec!ni term OF said court. at the Court Room
tn..oDi. nj Ia town OF DicSIiisun. IN th; ~. a
c unty nf S,srk. hc appointed Tor hcar.n. OF
i p ii"n. and HAT due notice thrrco: lie given
a c,roing 10 .aw. by ii3i. -nIns this order thrc
=, mes succrss wy II the DIrki!:sjn Press. a week
iy ncwspap r pubi.rn.d II, sa!d town oil Dickin-
sjn.
JAMES G.. CAMPBELL,
LScal.1 Probate Judge.
Dised March 18th. ls5s. l7-ot.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BisMARck. u. II.
Feb. Z. 1855.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his I'M ,mtjon To
make final proof III support of his clam. aud
that said proof will br made before .Iamv. L..
Campbell Judge and cA-otiicio Clerk Irohaty
Court of Stark county, ut Dickinson, Oak. Ter.
on the 2lst day of March, 1858. viz:
MOSES LENNEVIl.LE,
for the north east quarter, of section No. 10. in
township No. 1872, II. of range Oh W.
lie name the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
sad lind, viz: William II. lioyl, llorocr l..
Dickinson, John Fischer and Emil +. NJ, sscr.
schmidt, all of whose postotlicc address Ia Dick.
mson, Dakota.
JONI a. REA,
lcb.ll-bt. Register
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
For Sale.

Corner lot. south and west from
with good frame house. Well. etc. One
of the hest 10 cations in Dickinson. A
bargain for some one.
T.. \. ~STEADMAN,
50 Washington street, Chicago, Ill.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
For Sale.

-Four young graded Hereford bulls;
two spans heavy draft horses. II new
double seated spring wagon. two ] ..
dow disk harrows. address
.AlroI.rH NORDBEltG.
mar. lost. Relaxation, Oak.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
Fol. Rent.

The building occupied Ivy Beckett
K Foote us Meat market.
M. T., Noon:
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
STArE OF NEW YORK.

STA1E OF New YORK a..
County aud CITY %! New York. -
Wm. II. l~.olhrop, President and Vincent II
Schneck. Secretary of the American Steam Boiler
lnrurnncc Company Of New YORK. being duly
sworn d pnsc and IA" that the fol. going l. u fun
rue and correct statement of The affairs OF 20 d
company. that l!ir sad insurance company, IL the
.,onn nd" owner oi nj lra-l y Mt .NDREU
THOUSAND DOLLARS OF uctunl cash capital.
invested IN The Sit!" and I'm led Stat : Stocks
nd Iiond-. or III itoni- and Mort
.ngcsof Real Estate Unincunbcrod. and worth
iDibic III" amount Tor which tn. suinr Is mort
aged. and III ur" VI" above described officers
of -aid Insurance company.
WIZ. Is. LorHIor. President.
NI:tEHT u. SCHSEGK. Secretary.
Subsgrib"d and sworn IN briorc mc tins 18th
day ei Junta!y. y. ID. .S-.
In witness whereof l lay. ~bcrcunto get my
hard and affixed my "iiiclal : al the day and yrur
n III : = .tliicI.te last aboH. written.
JOSEPH b. BRAMAS,
Commissioning Of thc I, rr.;"ry of Dakota in and
Tor III. state OF New lork. RS NJ n snid city of
Sew York. oiicHs hgu.l b Blu ldi &c 100 Broud-
way. y. y. Cay.
Sal
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

MORTGAGE sAl.E.

NOR GAGE SALE.
the sum of Two Thousand Seven liundyvd $1,000
tins notice, upon u certain mortgage duly vXtcui-
ed and delivered by Frank Irvine Ell .~o!, morlg-
..gOr, To the Gull ltlNvr Lumber Colniuiy. cor.
Iorution, NOR gascc- da,ci Mirch ,th, iae5 and
duly recorded III The Ollie oi t!c ltvsIstrr OF D,,de
IN and tor Stars county and Territory OF Da-
kO,u on the lGth day OF March. 1855 III 5 O'Clock
ii. m. III book OF Mortgages on paScs 81 and s..
ny which siid default In power 81 sale contu4 II
Il III SAID mortgage brtAin,. and - op, ratly.. and
no uction or proceeding ut law or otMo rwisr hay
ing been Instituted 10 recover the debt secured b.
notice ~ hereby gwen. hat by VIRTUE OF said
power of sale IN and mortgage contained. and
pursuant TO the statute n such ca-e mad. ana pro-
vidcd, the sad mortgage Will be iorcCio-rU and
the prtInis.s described IN and covered by sad
mortgage. viz: Tie southeast quarter ~ D. Of
section number elk o. N tO~n.llp lulnbur on,.
hundred and thIrty-nInc 143J.l north OF rang
number nlncty-tHo 49, weston The fifth prIIcl-
pui meridian. said premises beng ..tlatcd IA The
county OF Stark. and Territory of Dakota. WIN HE
hercdilamcn'. and appurlcIcncts VII he sold al
pay sud debt and inlrr.st and tilc di-bulsm,nts
allowed by law. Winch sail viii BE- made by The
sheriff OF slld Stark county. or h-d i,uly Al The
front door of the Court house, ~ Ia town OF
Dickinson. IN said STARK county, on Tic ;.iih DAY
of March, ISIS al aO'c!oCk p. IN. OF sad day. sub
juct Ii redemption al any tine within one year
IRON the day Of sale Al. provided by law.
Dated February .fh. 1855.
TIE Gull RIVER LUMBER Co.
Mortgalec.
MORRISON. FLAH$EET Il COOKE,
,-ury, tor Nprt,n,ran
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

VIM. Gibson was ut Bismarck this
week attending to his law business.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

$500 cash, rest in monthly payments
will buy a nice house. Apply to c. F.
Merry.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17
Homestead Entries
FINAL
CAN BE MADE.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BlsMARK. d. Y.
Feb. 81, 1883.
Notice il hereby given that the following. named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before James g.. Campbell
Judge and cx.oilicio Clerk of The Probate Cour
AT his office at Dickinson, ID. T., on April 9TH
1855, viz:
ARCHIBALD MORTON,
for the southwest quarter Of section 10, in town.
ship 1870 Ii. of range 9S W.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
suld ,ald, VIZ: James Moody. John Monaghan
Dennis O'l.cnry and William Kennedy ali O,
whose p%ostoilicc address is South Heart, u. II.
JOHN y. ltEA.
tcn':5-bw. Register
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For Sale

6n head of work mares and geldingS.
BElSIGL Bros.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

Miss Alice Parsons. has accepted
the position of assistant in the post
office.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

w. j. Larson. of Taylor, spent a
portion of the week in Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1888-03-17

Superintendent Greene passed Mon
day and Tuesday here.