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Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30
ReDorts from Stevens county, Kansas,

Reports from Stevens county, Kansas, state that the entire population of Hughston and Woodsdale are under arms. Squads of citizens are parading the country night and day, and show but little respect to the property of others. Two of these patrolmen met Monday and lively fusilade ensued. Three horses were left dead on the field, and it is not known whether anybody was killed or not. The situation is very serious
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30
THE WIND THEIR SPEED.
Carl and CarIotta Myers Propose a Dar
 ing Plan.

Professor Carl E. Myers and his wife, Carlotta of Mohawk. N. Y, who are well known balloonists. now think they have got the currents of the upper air so well mapped out that they can cross the eonti- nent either way at will. and propose to prove it by going aerially to San Francisco and back. Of course the scheme has been repeatedly tried, the most sensational in stance being that of the late Professor John Wise, who travelled 1 1900 miles in
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30

Drew Gs Bamrick are the mail con tractors to Silver King and Pinal. The pest stock and quickest time made.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30
nr. c, R, Asnew.

In the death of Dr. c. R. Agnew, of New York, the medical profession loses one of its best known members. Dr. Aenew was born in New York in 1S30
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30

toism is a religion which, so far as we know, exists only in Japan. The term is de- rived from the Japanese 'shin,' a word which sig nifes God, gods, divine and to- which means a w ay, doctrine, teaching, etc. To Il e inquiry What is Shinto- ism? it is not easy
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30
Call and Settle.

All persons indebted to the undersigned arc requested to settle before July 1st. Upon that date all accounts will be placed in the hands cs an attorney for collection. NJ. NJ. HICKEY.
 Florence A. T., June 15, 1888.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30

lege of Physicians and Surgeons, serving also in the New York Hospital. After being graduated from the medical school in 1852 Dr. Agnew practiced for year on the shores of Lake Superior, now the town of Houghton, and then a small mining town. He then returned to New York, and being offered the appointment as surgeon of the Eye and Ear infrmary, he went to Europe to complete his studies.
 Dr. Agnew returned to America in 1855, and married the following year. He held tho position as surgeon to the New York Ear and Eye infrmary until April, 1864, when his duties on the United States san itary commission compelled him to resign. In 1858 Governor Edwin D. Morgan ap- pointed Dr. Agnew to be sugeon gene Il of New York, and at the outbreak of the rebellion Governor Morgan appointed him medical director of the State Volunteer hospital. In this position he performed most efficient service. For long time he had charge of the important trust of ob taining for the regiments passing through New York state to the seat of war their medical supplies. He also did remarkable work on the sanital commission. Since those memorable war days he has been engaged in the practice of his profession in New York.
 When ex-Senator Conlzling was taFon i'll, on April 5, Dr. Agnew was called to treat him. As the case was so serious, he called in Dr. Barker and Dr. Sands, and expected to take part in the operation which heightened MT. Conkhng's life sev eral days, but his own illness prevented l his being present.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30

THE M. F. REvIvAL-REv. MIR. HARRISON. selves 'Yaso Taiji' or Jesus opposers. They gave lectures all over the country, and drew large crowds of people to hear what they had to say. The result was q desire on the part of many to know more about the religion; and it has led to just the spirit of inquiry whrch leads to con version. The government finally for bade these persons to give lectures"
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30
Stage Lines.

Stage Lines. TEXAS AND CALIFORNIA STAGE co. DAILY LINE OF STAGES, Between Casa Grande and Florence carrying [ S. Mail and Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
 ENTRIES Leaves--Casa Grande "a m- |" Florence F r-. Connecting at Florence with GLOBE and FLORENCE STAGE LINE Leaves Florence daily at ?. m. for RIVERSIDE, DRIPPING SPRINGS, PIoNEEE
 and GLOBE.
 connects at RIVERSIDE with Boone & Sons line for
 BENSON. J. c. LOSS, Ag't Casa Grande.
 VIM. E. GUILD, Ag't, Florence,
 W. M. NEAL'S LINE. Connects at MAMMOTH with the Boone stage from Riverside for AMERICAN FLAG
 ORACLE and TUCSON Leaves Mammoth Tuesdays; Thursdays and Saturdays returning alternate days;
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1888-06-30
A NiOOnless Month.

The month of February, 1866, was in one respect the most remarkable in the worlds history. It had no full moon. January had two full moons and so had March, but February had none. Do you realize what rare thing in nature that was? It had not occurred since the time of Washington, nor since the dis covery of America, nor since the begin ming of the Christian era, nor the crea- ton of the world. And it will not occur again, according to the computation of astronomers, for-how long do you think?-2, 5000 years. Was not that truly wonderful month??-Goldcn Days.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Yellowstone Park in October.

The Yellowstone Park Association
have arranged to furnish transporta-
ton and hotel accommodations
throughout the park during October
at greatly reduced rates. Passenger
trains will make the round trip, I.iv'
ingstnn tn Cinnibar and return, OIL
Tuesdays. Thursdays and saturdays
and Il five days trip from Cinmibar t.
the principal points Of interest in the
park can be made at an expense %
not to exceed thirty dollars. The raj
rate from st. Paul. Minneapolis, Du
luth or Ashland on the east and Port
land and Tacoma OH the west, to Gin
nihar and return, will be $50. AM
from intermediate points one and on
fifth fares. but not to exceed Sa'
| Tickets will be on sale up to and in
Guiding October 18th. Parties goin;
into the park should call on c. )
II~cfferlin, Agent n. T.. X. r., ilninrdi
ateiy on arrival at Livingston. Fo
full particulars inquire of your nral
est agent, or Charles ;. Fee, Gcliri;
Passenger and Ticket Agent. st. PhH.
Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Was the title OF an Immensely popu-
lar song Wears ago. hit til" general
prosperity vi the country has caused
this rather ii ,itfil ditty /" ,w al:nuSt
forgotten. We kHow at lo better
remedy than for those who have hard
times tu "rum" Vest. That means
either northwest 10 Minnesota. Dako-
tn. and thr4rvlt country living beyond:
Yves, 10 kai.>ls. Nv!ra~kA and the
Westrrn Territories: ur southwest to
the broad fertile plaiM> of Texas. and
| the sunny fruit region uf southern
California. Huy yulT tickets over the
"BurliMytun" tur all western points.
Ask yuur local agent l"r tickets and
| informatium. ur write about N"nr
wants Ia W. We. Kenyon. Gen. Pass.
Agent. C.. b. y y. II. r.. st. Paul.
| Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
A Lie Nailed.
GLADSTONE, Oct. 26. lsSS.

GLADSTONE. Oct. Of, lSSS.
EpIroR PRES>:-I understand that
some people in stark county have
been led to believe through i%hsinnt.
tions from the Herald and other par.
tics that drive my stock out OF
stark county to avoid paying taxes. i
wish to inform the people of stark
county that all the cattle i owned III
Dakota Ter. on the LIST day of April.
1883. were assessed to nc i'll stark
county. sand in Il school township
which has II school tax of 10 mills on
the dollar. hence OH my cattle | lavt
to pay 26l. mills un the dollar. and
wish To state for the benefit of the
people that | pay taxes in stark conn-
tv on over SS5U.0n eqnalizea assessed
valuation which can he sect in the
assessors hooks of lSSS. which art
subject to inspection.
THOMAS EVANS.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
''DickenS Had One Trick"

remarked the professor, in Il discus.
sion of favorite authors, (which al
ways struck me as an uddity. mean
his habit of pinnin9 some distinctive
word nr phrase OH IL character, which
must tie uttered OF all occasions. AOw
people in real life don't iterate like
parrots. At least ] know of only mt
person who is liable to such criticism
young Bowdrn, my n%righhor. The
picture of health isn't he! Rlddy
cheeks, sparkling eyes, ringing voice.
Well. his pet phrase, which J We heard
him repeat to perhaps 4 score of PEE.
pie, suffering from coughs and weak
lungs, is, Take Pierce's Golden Mcdi.
cal Discovery No wonder. either,
for it saved him from consnmtive's
gla.L.h
$500 reward offered by propllctors
of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy for III
incurable case.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Mothers Read.

The pfoprietors of santa -Ahie iiavf
authorized the Dickinson Drug Co. to
refund your money if. after giving
this California King of Cough Cures
a fair trial us directed. it fails to give
satisfaction iur the cure Of Coughs.
Group. Whpopiny Cough and all
Throat and Lung tfon'les. When the
disease effects the head. an! assumes
the form OF Catarlh, nothing is So ei'
fective us California Cat-R-CGfe.
Tines preparations are without eq.ais
a, household remedies. Sol at 81 ou
a package. ih.ee fp' s. -.
Did ,,oi, soc these nebby trimmed
hats and bonneis di>piasel ". Miss
MAIn, ut her rooin in Fenhel*s ''"ii'.:
ing! 1t will pay you to call on her.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Dickinson, Oct. 30.

Special to the stark County
Herald Western starr has been APP
pointed. 10y Judge lose. district at
torlrv for stark county. vie. Mnl.
Gibson resigned.
Just so. We hope the Herald and
starr were fully satisfied, rs the APP
pniutmrnt only lasted II few hours
amt 81. tlin nearest he will cNrr
come to holding Tie office, the iudg"
having revoked the order hr4olE ne
had amy chance to act. starr has the
honor of being the only MAJ in the
county whose term of office began
and ended between the rising and
setting of the SUI. Judge Rose
| louni .4lat a., i.u! madr II serious
mistake and promptly rcctliltd H.
STAIRS little scheme to force himself
into an office by appealing to the
Judge. who WAS Il stranger. was
! nippcd III the bind.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Official Proceedings Of the Board Of
County Commissioners.
D1cK1N>oN. Oct. Ii, Is

Board of County Commissioners
met in special session. persuant to
call of county clerk to take action reli-
tive to the matter of Northern Pacific
r.. II. tax. and such other business as
might come before the board.
Petition of Thomas Orkr"p and 9TH
crs for school township in Township
l3v and lao, range ~ received and on
motion of Commissioner McGillivraN.
petition was granted and school TOWN.
ship created us follows: All of town
ships Is? and l4n. range "a. to he
known us school Township No. II.
Election for School Township officers
to he held on Saturday Nov. Ia. notices
for same to he signed and posted hy
Thomas Oukror. Jr.
On motion of Commissioner Nc.
G@illivrav. the following resolution
WAS adopted:
RcsulYnl: that We recommend the
| adjustment "r TIE Northern Pacific
II. II. tax Ton the last half of lSsb and
for lSS1 ON the basis of the gross earn
lngS plan.
1, kuar,l a,iiourmr,l.
HEuMn;E .tII.p.
,8n,,,,y q t'larl
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Hearing THAT | have been nominate
ed for county surveyor 10y the Onion
convention which assembled ut Dick
insnn. saturday. the Goth day of Oct"-
her. ,ssa, 4.li as such WAS without my
knowledge and c"nScnt 4 t,eichY svlth.
draw from said ticket. AS ! oppose
amy measure whatever. gotten up IN
either a national or local canvas that
has IL tendency To cause split III the
republican ranks. would AXE the lib.
ertv OF saving that | Shall supp ut the
strHigi.t-uut republican ticket us ]
think it the true Gl,c Ia l,lulHatc the
general interests and welfare of ON!
community.
G. SAUNDERS,
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
An Ab,olutr Cure.

The Original .Ahictine Ointment is
only put up in large two-ounce tim
boxes. is an absolute cure for old
sores. huns, wounds. cllapped hands,
and all skin erupti"ia. Wi!! positive
ly cure all kinds Of piles. Ask for
the original .Ahietine Ointment. Sold
by Dickinson Drug co. ut - cents
per box-by mail 80 cents.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
&~s-
Notice.

People Wishing stock kept for the
winter can make SUCH arrangements
with Max sanford. Stock tlkrm and
delivered at s#ch times as suit GUS
toners. Stock kept on farm six
miles ives, OF Dickinson. TO make
arrangements call on Man Sanford ut
at his jrwrlrv store. Dickinson. l3tt.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
GENERAL


Notice is hvrchy given, thai. ON TUESDAY. the
sixth day Of November next, in the various clcc-
tion precincts enumerated below. in the county
of Stark and territory of Dakota, Il General Flee
ton will he held. nj which time there will he
elected the following Territorial. County and Pre-
cinct Officers. to-wil:
One delegate 10 the Congress of the United
States.
One member of ,hr Council of the Legislative
Assembly for the a3rd Council and Representa-
tive District.
Two Members of the House of Representatives
of the Legislative Assembly for the 23d Council
and Representative District.
onc County Commissioner for the 3rd Commits
Sioner>' District.
One Register of Deeds.
One District Attorney.
One Sheriff.
One Judge of the Probate Court.
One County Treasurer.
One County Surveyor.
One Coroner.
-Four Justices of the Peace.
-Four Constahlcs.
Election precincts. and polling places therein
are as follows. 10 wit:
Antelope Precinct, all of rangc9l in Stark coun-
lN. polling place. school house AT An%tclopr:Sialiou.
R'chardton Precinct. all of ransr9 north of the
centre linz Of ~. iaa in stark county, polling
place school house, Richardton.
SprlnSvair Precinct. all of FRANCE % south of the
centre line of tip. l39 in Stark county, polling
place school house. Springvalr.
TAYLOR Precinct. all of rangr.13 in Stark county,
polling place school house. Taylor.
Gladstone Precinct, all otrangr ~ and east half
of range % in Stark county, polling place house
on lot .. block IL, Gladstone.
l.rhigh Precinct. the west half of range M,
Stark county. polling place, house of NJ. l.ally. at
l.chi.h mine.
Dickinson Precinct. all of range nj and .. Stark
county, polling place house of X. Clou.h. Dickin-
sou.
South Heart precinct. all of range aS in stark
county. polling place school house, South Heart.
l'rliirld Precinct. all of range % Stark county,
polling place Riverside hotel. lIrlilclu.
Which election Will b. opened ut eight O'Clock
in the forenoon. and continucopcn till five O'Clock
of the same day.
Dated al Dickinson this second day of October,
in the year of our Lord, one thousand cish, hun
drrd and eighty eight.
GEO. AI'l.D.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

The Union convention to nominate
coHntN officers was called to order III
the court house in Dickinson. SatnH-
day Oct. 20. at 2:%n II. m. by y. Jnpp
q. :. Cryne. of Gladstone WAS rlrc.-
ed Temporary chairman and Paul ~
ner temporary secretary.
The chair appointed Tl.os, Callahan.
A.. {. McGillivray and j. w. Sellman
a committee ON credentials. The
committee reported SO delegates as
present OF represented. Report adopt
ed. On motion the temporary organi-
cation was made permanent. After
calling the roll the chairman annnunc-
ed that nominations were in order.
Geo. Aud WAS nominated for register
of deeds 10y reclamation. Western
Starr WAS nominated for district at
torney also by acclamation. Nomina-
tions for sheriff being next ill order
John Ballard presented the name of
Jerry Hayes: a. c. McGillivray the
name of JOS. Spence, and Max Sanford
the name OF Geo. III. Tambiin. On
motion an informal ballot was taken
which resulted as follows: Hayes ID;
spence III: Tamblin 8. When the re-
suit Was anmouncedTamMlin Withdrew
his namt. \ formal ballot was then
taken with the following result:
Hayes "a; spence .. TN mollon OF "A.
Jopp the nomination uf Hayes was
made unanimous. For judge of pro-
bate \. Jopp presented the name of
III. w. Bates: n. c. McGillivray the
name of W. III. Richards and Dennis
O'Leary the name of Ii. Finger. Up
on AN informal ballot being taken the
vote stood us follows: Bates lo: Rich.
ards u.s.: Finger !. O'l.eary Withdrew
the name of Finger and Il formal bal
lot being taken the vote stood: Rich
ards n; Bates y. The nomination of
Richards was made unanimous. Fol
county treasurer the name of j. \,
Farrlh WAS presented and his nomiMa'
tion made 10y ;lcclamation. For as
ses,m n. J"pp presented the name of
l.. L.. Levi is. lMrMal,an the name, of
Tlos. Callahan and Peter Wagner Tin,
name of Peter LEM. An informal
ballot being taken resulted as follows;
Lewis Is: Callahan IL; LEM !. LEM
then withdrew his name and Il formal
ballot being taken leanltcd aG follows;
Lewis u: callahan III. The nominal,
ton of Lewis WAS made unanimous.
For county surveyor j. q. Saunders
was nominated Ivy ~acclamation. Fol
coroner Peter Wagner presented the
name of j. MrMahan: a. &. Mc(iilli
vrav the name of Peter Ellison alr
!. y. Jopr the l;ln4e Of W. IL. lloyt
Mcmillan and Iloyt declining tin,
nomination Ellison WAS made TIN,
. candidate by acclamation. The fol
lowing Justices of the peace wer,
i. nominated 10y lcclamatiom: n. q
Chase. Dickinson; l.. w. Kettle. Glad
stone; 4. Norll'erg, RiclIardton; Il
Tliolstelnsun, Taylor. Fer cnnstl
bles the following We're dominated
Tllos. Unkrop, Jr., Dickinson, CIEas
konn. Gladstone: }. ID. Try, Antelope
a. Murry, Brltield. The delegates %.
the 3rd commissioner district tlel
nominated Peter Wagner by aaclama
ton Convention then adjourned.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
NUliLs

Having disposed OF my in"it in;,r-
ket to III. NJ. Jorsens would request
all persons who are indebted to me to
call ut the market and settle as soon
as possible. III. }. ScIllLTz.
Dickinson. Oct. q. SO
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Farm for Rent.

situated two miles south of Di"hi4-
son. Good water. good house and
barn and twenty-five acres under rtil-
tivati.n. Will rent land and build
in5s or bindings alone. Apply at
Press office.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Leave Your Orders at RSans fol
choice winter apples.

choice winter apples.
O. NJ. Nvrgrtn. of Forks, Cook co..
Wyoming. arrived here Monday i'll
answer to a request of sheriff >rhas-
tian. who by his unceasing efforts and
efficiency rs I'LL officer had located
| about thirty head of horses stolen
, from Mr.. Noryren last spring. The
| sheriff discovered the horses on Knife
river and after Considerable corres'
pondellce found their owner. ~
Norsyen speaks i'll high terms of 'h,
invaluable s.ryicro nf sheriff Scl'.s
tian in trailing and iorating the horses
Leave your order at kyan's t.!
choice winter apples.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
n. p. Time Table.
WESTWARD.

WESTW ARD.
No. |. leaves st. Paul ut 4Mo p. M:
arrives at Dickinson. l2:lu p. IN.
No. 3. leaves st. Paul ut 500 y. M;
arrives at Dickinson. $3.50 y. IN.
EA>TW ARD.
No. .. leaves Dickinson ut o:2a y. ms
arrives ut st. Paul ut 500 y. M.
No. 3, leaves Dickinson ut 4:l5 u. H.;
arrives at st. Paul 900 Il. III.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

All persons indebted to the late firm
of Richards II Thompson are request
ed tn settle at once with the uMhrl.
signed and save costs.
WESTERN STARR.
mavl9tf. Assignee
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
CHURCH DIRECTORY:

CONGHEG ATlONAL CHURCH.
Preaching each sabbath. ut IA IL. III
and : y. m.
Union Sunday school ut I'D Il. III.
Union prayer meeting "Wednesday
evenings. L. \. SMELL. fi'ssol'
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching ut 80 y. IN.
sunday School III 2::%o y. III.
II. T.. BARTLETT, Pastor.
rRESBYTERlAN SERVICE:
At court house IL Il. IN.
REV. MruENRY. Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH:
Services ut 10 IL. III. instructor 1"l
children 3 y. in.
FATHER AMBROSE. Pastor
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

A tine young drIvins h"rsr >or safe
cheap. Casl, or ~ time. Apply 1"
III. j. WHITLEY.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Meu-s all wool scarlet underwear
ut sl.5o ,.., SHIT AT MrGilliNray $.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

James Cuskc|ly returned from IL
trip to Chicago last sunday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Leave your order at Ryans for
choice winter apples.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
Citizens Convention in Billings
County.


\. citizens convention was held at
Meal.ra. Tuesday. Oct. %, and the
following ticket placed IN the fed:
| Commissioner. LIST Dist. j. ~. Van
Ecgan: Register of Deeds. j. {. Will
hanson: Treasurer. j. y. Ferns:
sheriff, Orrin kinlel; Probate Judge.
Danl Williams: Assessor. {. III. Mason;
! Co,oi.,.., y. Ieho: Justices of the
Peace. list Precinct. l.. Alden Eaton:
2nd Precinct. NJ. W. Mcdonald, Sd
Precinct. Grcgor Lang: Constitutes.
LIST Precinct. WIN. Ball: Ind Precinct,
T. j.. Pclissier, Win. Jones: 81 Pre-
| cilrt. Geo. Woudlnan.
Horace. whc"Ir. j. a.-i-,i.,s ~ + Nln'on'-.
Tho frame of l.. a. Davis new residence wa-
rui-ci lat Friday.
Four ;ersou- united with the Presbyterian
/. rLrrrl, last sunday.
Howard Eu,on. .. t;r.,o-r wa in town on
business, "Wednesday and T!.nr.'ta,.
The roofs are nearly all laid on til" Ilrw Goa!
sheds and the addition t" the rorln! house
j. /. Tru-cotf has resigned "a. comm j-sihiicr %!
Billings county ard Will 90 to Missouri.
The aides Of the Presbyterian churrii are pr
pairing TO give an entertainment in the ii.As III
tire
Capt. }. q. Saundrru. of Giadstone Was in town
FRIDAY. lIi- card IN another column peaks '"i
itself.
Rev. c. y. smell having gone east Their" will
be no services AT the Congregational church Il"
morrow.
John Fisher and family departed last Wcdnc-
dnv for Omaha, Ncb.. where he will take Il posi-
uon in IL brewery.
Ro.co. Fisher and family started for Ohio las
Tuesday. They Will spend the winter there and
pre- ba;,ly return here i'll the spring.
Dave foote returned "Wednesday from On cx
tended Trip through eastern Dakota where h
had been to dispose of Il band Of horses.
Married. AT Bed.que. Prince Edward Island
Canada. Wednesday Oct. IL. DR.. j. Il. McDnralt
10 Ms Ada Hooper. daughter of Ar'emh- Hoop
er Esq. The doctor and his BRIDE arrived her
"Wednesday. lie says h.. went 10 Canada in III
INT rests of annexation and il greatly pleased
4',h tn. result of is efforts in that direction
No cards: Nill be lat home in II short time
when they take posse ssion o: their house on SIM
street. The Pres extends congratulations
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

I.eligh Coal s2225 Il ,o:; delivered
by q. f. Lehmicke.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Rev. G.. y. smell having gone cast Their" viii
be no services at the Congregations church TO-
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Choice residence property for sale
or rent. E-IEh:> ',lNNN'
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Roscoe Fisher and family started for Ohio last
Tuesday. They will spend the winter there and.
~, Ia, n. rnturn here in the spring.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK, DIT.
Sept. 10. 1888.
Soticc il hereby given that the following
named settler hM. filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof in supper, Of his claim. and
MA, said proof will bc madc before james q.
Campbell Judge and cx .oficio Clerk Probate
Court Of Stark county. AT Dickinson. Oak. Ter,
on October ~. 1888. viz:
WILLIAM BERG.
for the south east quarter, of section NO. ~. III
township No. l39. II. of rnngc 80 w.
lie names the following wi'ne4sc. TO prove M
continuous residence upon, and cultivation or,
said land, VIZ: b.. Colson. John Weber, Chris
,ian .Abrnhum-on and Peter ll1"hnson. all of Bel
field. T. o.. Dak.
Any pcr-on who desires To protest against M
allowance of such proof. or knows of " = sub,
-,nniial reason, under the law and rcgui ions oil
the Interior Department. why such proc, should
not be allowed. Will hc given an opportunity al
the nbov" mentioned time and place to cro-s-c%
anime the witnesses Of said claimant. and TO ofl"i
evidence III Irbuttal Of that submitted b. claim
ant.
OSCAR l.. RLA.
Register
joins A.. ItEA.
Attorney for Claimant. sept. II 81.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

John Fisher and family departed last Wcdne.-
dav for Omaha, Ncb.. where he will take d posi-
uon in II brewery.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

John Slatcller invites the attention
of the public to Il new line OF cooking
and heating stoves. III" makes IL spe'
cialty Of the >ii.er Rule. the best ll9'
mite i,asc heater Oh the marhet.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-27

Dry ash wood 5000 Il cord driiEfr'
.J OSCAR +. I.IllMItKE.