The Dickinson press., 1888-09-15

his residence in South Dickinson.
Tom believes in putting his spare
change into improvements.
\ running race between Grant
Chase's horse and II mare belonging
to VIM Holt came off Thurs,lny after
noon at the race track. The mare
came in thirteen feet in advance of
the horse.
The new engine for Klinefelter's
brick yard arrived Friday and was at
once placed in the position where it
would do the most good. The manu-
facture OF brick will now continue
without interruption until cold wealth
er sets in.
Faith in land" will he the subject
for IL series of sermons to be preached
in the Baptist church at O'Clock p.
m. Oh each Sabbath until further no-
tice. Tomorrow'S subject: "-ANram
takes up land, driven off hy famine.
then returns rich.
Jerry Hayes and john Martin re-
turned Tuesday from ii trip, to points
east of here. where they succeeded in
selling the greater nu:nher uf the
horses which they took along for that
p;irpose.
The PRE>> received a pleasant call
Monday from {. j. Warnock. editor
of the jamestown Capital. He was
much surprised amA pleased with the
evidences If prosperity and progress
exhibited by our town. 1t was his
first visit So far West hut ii Will. prob
ably. not bc his last.
Eng!Eccr Richards OF the ii. Paul.
Black Hills Il Pacific survey has gone
overland! 10 tlie Black Hills. where ll"
meets Col. l.. q. )"hi>'ni, n,"ll".tr of
the survey. aud together they viii!
come up ON the old Dr;,dwood trail as
far as New England City, Rainy
E.uIes Sentinel.
Mls. j. W. i.ii,,,fnce. mother of
our felluw-:ownSinam "i>lr;; ."w-
renee, arrived here "Wednesday tion,
! Portage. Wis. and Will spend some
{; tit... will, her son. who WAS surprised
and delighted Il, seeing her look so
youny and we'll. She IS 80 y2a:s of
age.
The examination of Brent Olsen
for shooting Hugh Thompson ut Rich
ar,i,u;., was continued Monday before
Judge Campl.ell. After the eNamina-
ton of two witnesses for the dctcns"
Uiseu's counsel, w. III. Bates mai.ee!
further examination. The accused
was held to appear before the grand
Jury with bond fixed at 5000 failing
10 obtain which he WAS committed.
The examination of VIM. Wilkina
charged with setting fire to Il stack
of grain was begun before Judge C;lnl
bell TneSdas and postponed 10 Thurs
dav. After hearing the th" testlmp-
nv on both sides of the ease Thurs
aa. tie ill,iyp decided that tn" prose
ttltion had ,il:.. to- sustain The c!jt!':gs.
4, aud Mr.. Wlliiiitl M. 'i,.r!i li'-t,'i. Il re-
s,,],, that all II .;Ij,llmtra Witt, :,lu il, |!
no don't, o. from the beginning.
ost a.onaay lIun. j. W. Harden
,,.,,.., ~atj. candidate for ielesAte it
r,r.r,o.. ,rriY"G her" 1T noon. ssnH
,.,. ...,,,r,, to- i.is ii"t,l ii. a r".n
mittce appunte,.' 8" 'Hcr!Nr '''rn' ''''
nr,rrssjou being ii. a.:sl ~ the Dick
nsy II silver Corn.t band. sh th'
evening Mr.. Harden ,eliNeirl in 81
dress to the citizens, al the o'fV mouse
| He wa, listened To with much l'lpf
est. although al! those present ava ho'
accent his conclusions as gospel 1ill'h
II. w. Drunmond. pressinan III the
Bismarck Tribune office. WAS III town
Yesterday distributing advertising
matter for the North Dakota far tt
he held ut Grand Forks. The poster:
were printed at the Tribune office aht
| it is seldom one sees neater job {"
work. 1t is II credit to the office am
employees who executed the work.
A. :. Robson visited his shrel
ranch on Knife river Monday an'
Tuesday Mrs. Robson Mrs. Dun
lap and Mrs. Mickey accompanied him
and the party gathered several bush
els of wild plims and MI. Rohiso'
presented the PRES with Il liberia
quantity of the fruit upon their ne
turn.
Charles +. Dobson returned Ihnr'
day night from a "Trip east Whtie Ii
had been to secure some additions |
his sheep ranch. lie brought sit
him eleven fine Shropshire ram
! which he obtained in the vicinity q
Fargo. They We're visited by a llnIl
her of our citizens before they wei
unloaded from the Car and all pr'
nounced them choice lot oi animal
Last Thursday sheriff sebastia
sold the old cantonlnent ut Lit
Missouri. under AN execution issue
}. in favor of My!es McNear Naliy y
). The Little Missonri Land and >tot
Company. These buildings wei
:. landmarks of interest in the histo!
t of the West Missouri country havi'
been erected in iSS' al"l sarrison'
by L. :. .soli!ers for the purpose
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