The Dickinson press., 1888-04-07

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South Heart is we'll located and sur
rounded by good land.
A washout about forty feet long.
near South Heart, delayed trains Tues
day and Wednesday. A large force
of men were sent to the Sceneo of trou-
bic and rep Tired the damage.
Mrs. ID. o. Sweet will soon open up
IL fruit. confectionery and ice cream
stand in the Clough room. 1t is he
ing renovated and remodeled for that
purpose.
5. l.. Farmer, a brother of Doc Par
e stopped off here Tuesday to see
his brother. He resides in the north.
ern part of Washington and is ret,lrn-
ing to Minnesota to close up business
there.
Samuel Bolton now occupies the po-
sition of superintendent of bridges on
the Missouri Division. Mr.. Bolton is
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one of the best bridge men in the
country and deserving of the promo.
ton.
a. II. Thompson opened his resta,-
rant to the public Thursday evening.
lie has a neat looking place. The ar
tistic painting and paper hanging of
the oo,ms is the work of Mr.. Lewis
and speaks we'll for his ability.
Last Saturday DR.. Mcdonald was
called to attend ~ small son of Moses
Clouksun and found him suffering
from poison caused Ivy eating canned
fruit. .Antidutes were administered
and the child soon recovered.
Parties desiring to sell milch cows.
Young. sound, fresh between April
and June Is and broke to milk, COM
munirate. stating terms, with
Mar.3l.2w. WESTERN STARR.
+. II. Marquis, II competent and en-
%periencel pharmacist. of Llshon.
Ohio. arrived here OH Friday OF last
week to take Il position us preScrlp'
ton clerk with the Dickinson Drug
Co.
Fred Willard now occupies the
whole of the first floor of Ryans
building with his meat business and
has neatly arranged quarters. the
front, OF retail room, being papered, Il
new counter placed in position and
every thing neat and attractive.
.Archibal Morton. of South Heart,
was in town Wednesday making final
| proof OH IL valuable homestead mean
| that town. Win. Kennedy and j.. X.
! Moody were his witnesses. He made
Il good proof and will undoubtedly re-
criye IL patent in due time.
Have you got Consumption. Astll
ma, Sore Throat. Bronchial Trouble.
Dyspepsia. Nervous Prostitution Oh
II Chronic Troubles! If so, send !,
postal to Drs. Starkry and Palen. 1922
and 1929 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
| and they will send you Il 200 page
book free. fcl,.25-3ni.
Guy. j. and \. a. DeFrance, OF
Richardton, were in town Monday at
tending to probate business relating
to the estate of their father. the late
j. }. Del'rance. They report that the
usual amount of grain will he put III
around Relaxation this spring.
Lee Bros. roller mill started up at
Gladstone this week with Il number
of orders ahead and is running nigh,
and dav. The Lee Brothers are build
ing up large reputation ON their llonl
which is equal to any on the market
A team belonging to a. Ii. Arnet1
created some excitement. Thursday
by swinging around the circle without
Il driver. They Started near the
blacksmith shop and made good time
until storpe'! 10y a daring hero neal
the Dickinson farm. The scare ci.llset
WAS greater than tht damage.
James Taft is starting crcalnel!
at South Heat and expects to use the
cream from fifty COWS to begin Will
He will et.Itryt the plant from time
until he has Il large first class cretInt
Nv. This i, II good move and Will le
suit in mach irllelit to the farmer:
and Mr.. Taft deserves their heart.
support. which will assnre its succes
Joseph Zahradka. Anton Gurda all,
John >hluitil, together with thei
families. arrived from New York cit,
the latter part of last week with til,
inteLtion of locating in the Bohemian
settlement. They are friends of on
fellow tOwnSman. Jos. krieck.
f. e. Perry, an e%nterprising yonni
farmer residing between here AM
Gladstone. met with IL painful acci
dent on Friday morning. lie wa
handling a six shooter when it wa
accidentally discharged tearing off
large portion of the thumb on his lef
hand. He came to Dickinson and lt
the wound dressed. His many friend
will be sorry to learn of his misfol
tune.
y number of interested person
met at the purlors of the Stark Comr
ty Bank OH Tuesday evening to tax
the preliminary steps towards IL gran
ball. y committee of arrangement:
consisting of y. {. McGlllivray. 10:
Greene. j. y. Farrall and c. 5. Lam.
don. Was appointed with power t