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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
slRns ~ wf6Ear.

|sHxEM1NG, Mich, Oct. "A heavy
snow has been falling for the past six
hours. Reports from number of points
in the upper peninsula show that the
storm is general. This is the first snow
of the season.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
Eiremen as EiEahups.

FARIBAuLT, Mimi, Oct. 1.-Two men,
hers Of the fire department are unver ar
rest for setting fires which burned prop
erty. More arrests are expected.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
ouLuTH's SANITARY CONDITION.
Over 400 Cases of Typhoid Fever Under
Treatment.

DULUTH, Oct. Am important cham
Der Of commerce meeting was held hero
regarding the typhoid fever epidemic
raging here naw. Over 400 c:.ees al ,
now raging in this city, of which tie
hospitals have about 100, Icing unable to
accommodate more. The sanitary con-
dition of the city will be investigated by
the board of health. The cause is thought
to be the city water and the digging for
city improvements.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
ATTACHED tho ,Yieram.

MADISON, Wis, Sept. 20.-The Demo-
cratic wigwam of this city, which Secre-
tary of the Interior Villas dedicated with
such flourish ten days ago, is under at
tschment for the lumber used In its con-
struction.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
A BADGER EXCURSION.
Several Hundred Wisconsin Republicans
TO Visit Harrison at INDIANAPOLIS.

TO Visit Harrison at Indianapolis.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. Six or eight
hundred Wisconsin Republicans will
take advantage of the excursion to In
dianapolis, to pay a visit to Gen. Harri-
con, their party's standard bearer. A
special train leaves Madison at about l
a. m. Friday, Oct. 5, and returning, will
reach Madison early Saturday morning.
Delegations are expected to go from Eau
Claire, Baraboo and all intermediate
points; from GAINESVILLE, Beloit, Clinton
Junction, Elgerton, Stoughton, Evans
vile and numerous other places.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04

Ny friend, don't li2ye too mary friends
until you succccd +! Business. This Is
business. -Ss. Paul Globe.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
: One Entire sor.r. an,..,,

N.ssS One Entire sGVaTA HuRaed
ANTWERP, O., Oct fire here de-
stroyed an entire sss ness block, causing
loss of $40 eoO. Fei:ock Bros grocers.
and Rarnett & Chest RS agricultural inn
piement warehouse were among tho
burned buildings
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04

New York on q hot day uses 10,ce0,,
000 gallons moro water than on Q COO,
day.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
q {
Snow Was General.

WooDsvnLE, N. H.. Oct. s.-One-half
inch Or more of snow fell here and quite
generally over Northern New Hampshire
Saturday night.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04

John Sweeney, of st. Paul, was proba.
bly, fatally shot in a row at a house Of IL!
repute in Dickinson
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04

Ihirty-sive wcmen are students i'm the
London School Of Medicine fer Women
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04

SYDNEY, N. S. W., Sept. 29.-In the
scuiling match for tho championship of
the world and $500 side, between Kemp
and Hanlan on the Paramatta river.
Kemp won, Hanlan being badly defeated.
1t Is SAX! that = p on who is in the
habit Of carrying 4 ne never leses an
umbrella.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04


opened. The en-
tire building was
so densely packed
that the throng
twas Engoverna-
bic. 1t was eX-
pected that settle
ments would have
been made by
those caught in
the corner before
business was re-
sumed, but it was
soon evident that
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
FRIGHTENING PROSPECTS.
Eo Deaths Reported at Jacksonville
During the Day.

During the Day.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 4-The pros
p2ct is L bright one. There Was 10 death
from yellow fever during the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. Aside
from this hopefGl outlook the situation
presents no uew features. The number
of eases for the day was 80, of which ~
were white and 66 colored. Total cases
to date. 2. 833; deaths, 2G4. The number
OF ration tickets is being rapidly re-
Guced, and al abuses ferreted our and
corrected as fast as possible. THE finance
committee reported the receipt of sll,-
Sy5
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
AHEEkTTStNG RATES:

Atiy"r:iIcn.- n:S ia .,,,dDie coin nns. double
7 -" .i.s:;'~ Sb.it,.'i: r=tIc:
-. c.,.,:-, n.e tines one ySsr, So ".
"a "'':i,' IN tk.nG more Than nvo
! 49, a.: 49,, "a luCii vlu be charged as
~
Aj;t.... ',n: ndYcil!>inS must be paid IN
!.,.a'.,'~.
A:N.i. ~,-"lrntS N thp local notice column
Snt~H :,Hc Ter each inSpI .:oD.
knilhu -. t.P''f~ at Ia ri1geS and deaths
in!tAi.tri ..t,; !''ii OhIiuar.I BUticcs, exceEt
1t Si'r::,: i.:,>rS. VIA tie charged al udvertis-
f"2 ja!tS.
LEGAL .;,,l!c.* VII ;,r charged at Is cents
Fer folio Z lac i. i i,is:tii0n ana o7s ccatS
- each >,It'o>.I i~ut 10 jrriiOn. All legal no
>cas .ru>; u Ii ".', The responsibility of the
f,1.-,,il t.!iei NIX i1.e.h pIblIShed aud no All
:. tvi, Isl puDt,c.ilnn wi:l he gwen until The
J:lu}l"SI:,,li zee = acc paid.
All sccVu:iS iayaDte quarterly.
81 CrnuecIis.:, with the paper, we have
-, Lrl!u ASSET ji'.eiIt ui jubiI,g ma eria, and
/, pic pal ID Ia &,'ruie all kinds Of printing
j - 50 IL uI>iir.R>SlC.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
ONLY HALF A MILLION.

"Old Eutch's" Son Says That Was the
Extent OF the Chicago Wheat Deal.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3..--The wild and deliri-
GUS scenes Of the closing hours last week
showed DO abatement this morning when
tho heaNw r>Grtnls Of tha board of trade
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
ROOSEVELT AND LINCOLN.
The Prominent YouD. Republicans to
Take Part in a Monster Minneapolis
NSoso HS,at;r~

mass r5eetlng.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Theodore Roose,
tour Mr. sG Roosevelt viii SPEAK in Iiis
nois, Indiana and Michigan, and then
come to Minnesota and speak in Mime
apOlis Oct. II. The state committee is
in correspondence with the Hon. Robert
Lincoln and the national Republican
committee, and if. arrangements can DO
made, Mr.. Lincoln will come to Mime
apolis on the same date and take part at
what is intended to make enc of the
largest political gatherings in Minnesota
of the year.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1888-10-04
Little Falls {. Dakota.
,.,...l:y.. =. :. = !. .a..yaai2rn F'y.

.:.l,- Arrive
81 ;...,I S:ATID%S ST. Paul.
.<.;t> - I.II., < Nas City Exp 1850 P n
-, p !, Z $50 A d
!,-:iicagp, W..:eGfC q & Du-
go p Vi tIiilr * ,G' s.. e S:5O A
Ira .l,tr pa. Eo"!:ii2!d Far
$50 r y! IatH;l!t y i:-irliie acc- ifll:2O AN
tDrl-e Centre. = ;:qrSter,
re = Il a.iSlIn adj Lyle a:r.. HI 70 AN
Pail: *. Sunday. ex. Saturday. Exc
II ''ldHy.
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The Brick Works.

Mr.. David klimefrlter is here and
h Is selected :. site j"st east of tn
stock yards for hi brick works. He
finds superior clay near the site and
will 50 arrange his yards that hlick
tan I've lo..le'! direct from the kilnS to
the ears. He has two machines ON.
ing whi,h will il" "pe ate'l i'y ste .l
tnl is alr' aCy n.,king preparations to
go Din~li:e the nnnufa"t,re of brick
as soon rs they rrivr. He has ties
to -. Paul AMI Minneapolis and rx-
pe..ts to turn ont I, brick that will sell
;ungSi,Ie of the tanulS ii. Louis
make il. those cities. He brought al
| experienced brick maker with him
| from st. Pan! who will >iprrintr,il
| the work and have from ten to twelvr
me,i II work under him. Mr.. Kline
f"lter has spent Il number of years in
the business. thoroughly tested oni
cl ~ and is 5 stisiied that hr will soo,
build up AL immense business.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
NEWTON.
Tho New Stark County Town.

The projected new town of l.amlOrn
is hereafter to he known us Newton,
the parties Interested deemlng it hest
to make the change. The new town
is located twelve miles south of Dick
nSon in one of the most beautiful and
fertile sections of this highly favored
country and already the musical souno
of hammer aud SAW hetokens the nc.
tivity that must soon follow i'll build
my up the new town. The site is
well selected tnr Il town and is Oh the
line of TIE proposed railroad from
il. . ,u the H.. X llillS. An enter
prism. lot oi n..n. comprising tine
Duftr Dakota Clu.. are 1T the head OF
this movement. aud hackek Ivy S,ltfi-
'irnt capital IN unusual amount OF
ut ;,rl the necessary 1t Tying q iall-
:irS. the success ut the enterprise is
assured. Several of the leading men
o. the club are mi the ground and al
ready the Eew town is assuming per.
.mlnenry by the erection of buildings
preparatory to the reception of il mum.
,rr of coiuniStS who are to come out
- soon ;ls, comfortable quarters can
br provided. Geo. Muzzy, who de-
.lvered the first load of lumber on the
ground one year ago for the prosper
o,,s town of New England City. also
,onk ont the first load for the new
town OF Newton. Mr.. Mnzzy is well
! acquainted with the country south OF
us for miles and says the Marlboro
| huvS have made one of the best Selec'
tiuns to he found. The persons already
here are: u. &. Morgan, +. L. Morgan
| md wife and Master Walter Morgan
Ovlas Nigrrt aud +. q. Erpel.
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Excursions at Half. Rates.

The Burlington will sell tickets
.rum Minneapolis and st. Paul, and
,lll other stations on its line. ut the
.,atc of one fare for the round trip, for
the iull,W Ing ucc;!sl"ilS:
North .AmeIlran Sdt niger B,nu Ft>.
tlval ut st. Louis. June l3 to l6. Tick-
cts on sale June IL to IA inclusive,
good for return passage until June H..
National Democratic Convention ut
II. l.. uls, Jane .. tickets on sale
June > to 5 inclusive, good tor return
passage June 9 to IL.
National Republican Convention ut
Chicago, June 10th. Tickets on sale
.IuI.e l6 To ~. good lur Ietnrm passage
june % to %.
Supreme Lodge Kniyhtsof PythiaS,
1T Cincinnati. June IL to l0. Tickets
Oh sale June 9 To II good for return
passage .I'lnr l5 I" 10Th.
National Prohibition Convention. ut
indianapolis, Iud. May 80. One fare
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
NJ y .6 la 2s. s"'"l or return passage
j ,nr II j.
Arrangements are now pending fol-
IN extension of time on tickets to the
Democratic and Republican Conven
Ions.
For tickets, slrepimg-car acrommo
latinns and all other information, ap
ply to NY 'oup"n ticket agent, or t
". J. {. Kenyon, General Passenger
\srnt, "Ihe Burlington. st. Paul
minnesota. mayl9.%t
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
ANTELOPE NOTES.

Tlr true mea,!ln. of the word
mortgage is death grip. Why is it
that S" many persons run ruthlessl!
mt" its grasp!
Harry l.. ter marks hal to shoot one
If his hotsts last Sunday: it having
rie'i III" strength of the picket ror
viii Ii proved too mach for him.
The true rel,, 'lir ms OF ST trk co'i .
ty must feel q it rn"o.niort '''le n"',
AS Mr.. Auld III IS his foot on theil
nerks."
NJ. Daniels. fro II tn. east. was in
he v.rini,y of Antelope List ", ell
p ',Sprrtim5 With the view of settle
ne:.t. 1t Is '>"l - t. sly the gentle
mln was f.vora ly Impressed Will
til" rol,n ry.
The Drnmr,lry uf the east end i,
very ju,i mt over the result of ths
Late Republican County Convention,
They claim it Il half victory for them
j, Ives.
Mrs. Bonney is very poorly as t!i'
result of having iu!l set of teeth eN
tracted lately.
Const BILE Ch l.nEerlain. of Richard
ton. WAS sten in this community las
saturday on legal business.
The in>nr ,nrr agent is abroad il
the land seeking wlr,n he may protect
| Quite Il mniE ,rr of our farmers hlv,
taken out hail insurance.
' -ALPHA.
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Wunirr.s 10 Millions"

tnr litwSp tper ST ;rh and how many
women. pr"la Is, read the same. and
"nviel her But little was she to hc
envied, however; fol- in spite of her
great wealth she wls miserable. III
Was her lot, in cum;n"m with myrlads
of women, to suffer from those
..chrunic weaknesses. whic, are pe-
culiar to the female sex. Miserable
utrvous. and discouraged, she would
gladly have given every dollar of her
fortune for one brirt installmtnt of
llat.t'l. How easy, and how inexpen-
sive, would be the journey to health,
if DR.. Pierce's FLvnrite Prescription
WAS selected as Il remedy, and the use
uf the same persisted in: that is, the
the experience of thousands OF %olnen
afflicted in the same manner, teaches
us to predict SO. 1t is the only medi.
cine for women. sold hy druggists, IN.
der a positive guarantee. from the
manufacturers. that it will give salts
faction III every case. OF money Will
,- refunded. This guarantee has
',een printed! Oh the bottle-wrapper
and faithfully carried ont for IN any
wears.
DR.. Picrce's Pellets. OF Anti-hlllo1ls
Granulrs. cure sick headache, disptl'
sa and constipation.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19

" ii ilrl tie app ara. ce of the tw"
st ,'ner> with IL. Ii Int aS we were
alb on, OF rationS all "mr animals
wer abo starvr, for w,.nt oi grass.
On the is h. he III vance. asy IA kn IVY.
reac e this place S5 miles dist mt
from thu eros ,ng of the cllowStonr.
b tween the 18th of July and tll'
10th of August the expedition has
travelled 4511 mile S, fought three days
fur,led rivers ;m dn. tllr way through
Il coumtry So broken lis tn Strin utler-
ly impas>ihle. often suffering tor ,ys
together for want of grass and water.
taught the combined forces CT the lm-
,lianS u lesson they will never forget.
For the first time demonstrated the
practic,hility OF steamboat navigation
on the Yellowstone. Surveyed an I'M
explored country aud found its im.
mrlse r,'s'lll',S ~ heavy r.' ut st
lying exposed in every iii ecti" .
such have lnr'm >u'n, "t its ln',"r>.
hut tine alone will show their future
value to the Northwestern frontier of
our country.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
An Absolute Cure.

The Ori gin Il \,l tia Ointment Is
only put up in large tw"-oInct tin
boxes, is IN absolute cure for old
sores. burns, wounds, chapprd h 'nds,
md I'LL skin rrnptions. Will positive
ly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for
the original Ahictinr Ointment. Sold
w Dickinson Drug Co. ut - cents
per buX--hy IN ill 30 cents.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
THE LAND LAWS.
How to get Government Land in the
Bismarck District.

THE HOMESTEAD
Law gives the head of !. family,
male or female. the right to enter Il
Z, llartrr section. 100 acres. of vacant
land if he or she is Il native born citi-
zen of the United states, OF if foreign
born has taken ont ''lirst papers. y
single man tor single woln'tn) over
2l years of are is given the same
chance. Within six month, OF date
of entry the party mast build Il house
on the ltll taken AMI begin living II.
it. Ii he lives on and farms it for
live years. title is acquired by proving
those facts and paying the land oli"'
fees, four ur eight .iullarS-tle Latter
the highest figure. If 1T amy tinlr be-
fore the live yr.tr> run out the iio:nt
stradrr wdlt:, To ply lnf ili, ialIl, ne
c,ln ,lo 50. rrlc pricc per acre Is sl.-3
and ;-2.Jo. The cheaper price rules
ON lands forty miles from the Nortl-
eril Pacific railroad. and the higher.
4-:;225D. within tnat distance.
~
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served tor ii discharged
ON account of disability the
whole time for which he
enllstcd) deducted tlun the five
years. His ARMY service, to the cA-
tent of four years. counts as SO much
residence. The ori .inal fees ut the
land Office are Sl-l and Sis the fol /.
ner for 81 % land and the lattc:' tor
:22.5' land.
THE PRE-EMrTION Law
Requires so.iic act ut improvement
~ the applicant hi nseli. and Il liin-
costing two dollars as the first steps.
Then actual residence. cultivation ol
The soil and pay ,nrnt ut sl.25 OF S2.5'
per acre. according to location. This
payment is not required before tw,
years and nine months. Any time
| however. after six months residence
and cultivation the pay ncnt can h'
male and title h.u.
TIE TIMBER Culture ACT.
| Cnder this llw IL quarter section, Is,
acres, is allowed the qualified man VI
woman, resident or NONRESIDENT. VIII,
| pays Sl4 fees and there after break:
| or plows live acres the first year. cul
tivates it the second year and plant:
to forest trees. cuttings or seeds ti'
third year: and beginning the secon'
year breaks another tiv. acres am
cultivatcs and plants the third am
fourth years. When he gets his ten
acres lthe lawful area planted, III
keeps the trees cultivated and in goo,
growing condition for four year
more. OF eight years from date o
his entry. If at that iin. he cal
show $3.50 healthy trees he will Ut
granted title upon paving a. !an'
Office fees. JOHN \. RLA.
Register
7! U. s. Land Uhce, Bismarck, D. 7
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:
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.


April q. isss.
Notice IL hereby given tlIa't the follow m: named
settlers ha:. i!ca notice o! '!lcir Intention 70 make
final proof in suppor, of ;hcir CLAIMS and that sad
proof sill BE- mudc heforr Jame- g. Campbell.
Judge and cx-o!iico Clerk .: tle Probate court
N his otiicc al Dickinson ID ! 1nJ Jane l!lh,
isSs, w:
JOHN FISHER.
for the southeast gunr,'r oil -rc''"n 90 IN town
ship 40 Il. o! rang" 70 "
lie nance the follow ing witnesses 10 prove his
continuous e,-!dencr rpoil, and cu!tisa'ion Of,
.u and. w: Frans y. Abbo,, Thomas j. Me
Donald Edward Dodd and " Wi.l!Gm Whpa, all OF
whose pu.,o,ficc aGdrr-- u Dickinson. b. 7.
Al-o EOBEkr FISHER
for the sdntn.p.E- quarter. section Z, township
Ia. north of rang. - west.
lie name. rh- following witnesses 10 Prov h.
cont nuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land, VIZ: Frank L Abbott. Thomas j. Nc
Donnid Edward Doid and William Whinu, all
of whosc post Office address is Dickinson Dak.
JoES y. RIA
EsJtGT' EYsxy.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19

Having stored Il l,rgr q,aEtity of
good ice last winter / am now pre-.
pared to deliver the anne to Gus.
toners in any part of the city in
quantities to sui'.
.Ap.. 2S-4t BROOKS GuOpALL.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19

Have yon got Consumption. Asth
ma. Sore Throat. Bronchial Trouble.
Dyspepsia, Nervous Prostration OF
any Chronic Troubles! III so, send IL
postal to Drs. Starkry and Palen. 1927
and 1890 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
md they will send yon II 2oO page
book free. fch.25-3ln
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
Team, Wagon and Harness for Sale.

Goml team of horses, wagon an
new harness for sale ut Il bargain
llso new moving machine, Flying
Dutch man s'lkv ploM, Strow 'ridg'
broadcast srcd"r and Acme Ii,rr W
For particulars apply t the Pass
office.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
$40 Reward.

The above reward will he paid to
any person giving information that
will lead to the recovery of II surrcl
horse. pacer,wright about llno pounds,
n lare built. anchor brand on left hip,
harness marks ON sides and hips.
j. j. FREEMAN,
may l2tf. Dickinson. Oak.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.
n. p. Time Table.
WE>TW ARD.

WENTW AEU.
No. |, leaves st. Paul ut 4:op p. n.;
arrives at Dickinson, 1910 p. IN.
No. 3, leaves st. P.,nl ut 500 p. M;
arrives ut Dickinson, $50 y. III.
EASTWARD.
No. 9. leaves Dickinson at b::2o y. M;
arrives at st. Paul ut 5:o5 p. III.
No. 5. leaves Dickinson ut 4:l5 Il. H..
arrives at st. Paul 800 Il. III.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
ORDERS FOR HEARING AND NO.
TICE OF APpLIC.ATiON FOR
LETTERS OF ADMlNI>TRiTlO

Estate of Andr, v l.. Eala-, d.eea-.a NJ j..
Speca! term. 49,.
Territory Of Dako;i,
Stark Couut,.
Al Probate cour; l!..i'l N an.,:'r >t.rk corn
Territory Dakota. At t!.. p!.r ~ Ia li!'.' -!
Probate. III the TOWN o! D!Ch!i.oI ~ SAD county,
on tn. iir-t dly oi M4t. y d. !s--
Present. JAMLs r.LAHrEELL, IiI@roi Prooat".
In The matter Of III. .-i:a oi AHdr " l.. bulge,
d.cru.rd On r.ad!nt nid :ihn-, lL" .,e,iun OF
jesse L. Bridgc. oi Stark -tGnty Dakota. .c.tn,
forth hat Andr,'; l.. btG-" d.d inttstute, on or
about tl, 2Jh d,iy o.. Airi, l>>s. and praying
that letter. t ,!mu -tr4t.oi OF the estate su!d
dcceas,d b. ..-u.d to Horace l.. Dickln-on o.!
Stark county. Dnk"ti.
II IS order, thar -ald application and p.titon
be heard by IN. JuGsc OF N. Probate Court, Il!
and tor stark county. trrtlnry OF ijukolu. u Il
SPECIAL term TO b. nd IL his oic.,. IN h., u
Dickinson sad county o: st;rl on llr :. -
day of May. y. ID. l.'e III % o'cioch H. IN. ol mat
ds:.
Il i. further ordered that notice OF the tiue AMI
pince OF hearing b- gwen by pua.!sh!ns copy of
this order three timc-. once II each week i,r!or
10 said hearing IN the DICK n=on rrr s., new spa.
per published III -.id county, aud that copies Of
tins order and notice b. uGGr, ,,tl 10 the heirs of
SAID Geceasc. al their pace "i rsGe'icc and de-
posited il. tll. post o..e. with postage tlcreon
prepaid by th,. -aId Horace l., D!cAlnsOn al least
ten days before the llm' Oi -..d hearing.
Dated al Dickinson. DAKOTA, th!- hr-t day Of
May, 1875
b. the Cog.I, JAMES Il. CAMPgg.,
19y1e. JCAH u Ssv!s:t,
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For. Sale,

My we'll horiny outfit complete.
Apply to Geo. .Auld. ut Register of
Deeds Office, Dickinson. or To
JAMES COLGRovE.
Dickinson. ID. II.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19

Eli Perkins
At the court house
This Saturday Don
,,;ss hearing the famous hunlorist.
A. II. Arnett arrived from his ranch
Thursday.
If YOU want !. good team of horses
call on G. $. Laigdon.
An oval drop-leaf table for sale.
Can ~. seen at this office.
Archie Campbell was on the SICK
list Sunday.
Mrs, J. G.. Calnp!,ell is recovering
from spell of sickness.
Fine work and far!n horses for SAFE
by c. $. Langdon.
Guinea eggs for sale. Inquire OF
Moses Lennevillc.
j. 4. Dunlap, of kilaeer mountains
WAS i'm town this week.
Treasurer Farral farined it this
week at his ranch neal Taylor.
Mrs. Palmer's little girl is suffering
from a severe attack of erysipelas.
Mrs. John Lundeen and family left
last Wednesday for Helena. NJ. +.
II. B. Schaffner and wife are here.
Mr.. Schatfner working his insurance
business.
G.. W. Patrick. of Taylor is talked
of as Il candidate for uperntendent
OF schools.
Mr.. konhews is huil,lins a confor'
table residence on his claim in the
Bohemian settlement.
John W. Goodall came i'll from Me
dora. Tuesday. with several head OF
horses for his livery business.
The primary department OF TIE
public school will reopen OH Monday
next with Mrs. Palmer as teacher.
II. +. Hatch is engaged i'll sellln:
the Richards & Thompson stock %
goods. He has an adj. in this issue Z"
the PRESS.
F. B. Winship. general agent fo
the Equitable Life Insurance Co., Wa
in town last Saturday and app,inte'
NC. Lawrence agent.
A. Sorlberg was i'll town Tnesda
and reported several new settlers f"
the Hiehultnn neigh horl,ood With
the past two weeks.
Dr.. S,ichney is improving his res
dence property on IlAnnaford stree
by building II neat picket fence an
giving the same IL coat of paint.
]. G. Campbell has moved ii
house to Il lot near the court llous
which he recently purchased. II
will improve the building and place
on n good stone fu,iniiti"n. Beck
& Foote had the contract for inovll
the building ana Calvin Il son will
the mason work.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
(;Ood Team 4 or sale,

One span of heavy horses and h,r-
ness for sale cheap. Inquire ni JAS.
UaSkins. Dickinson. Dak. m y5l!.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-19
House Plants.

have Il few fine growing h"nst
plants which | will sell At a reason
hlc prices. Mrs. NJ. III. l.l&sLll.