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The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Republican County Convention.

The republican county convention
for the purpose of electlng delegates
to attend the legislative convention
at Mundan. assembled ut Gladstone.
Tuesday at two o clock, p. IN. w. b.
Powers was elected temporary cllail-
man and j. w. Chamberlain. sccrcta-
Nv. Upon motion the chairman APP
pointed the following committee on
credentials: Robert Lee. T.. +. Mess
ersmith and H. l.. Dickinson. The
committee reported the following
delegates entitled to seats in the CON.
vention:
Richardton:-B Benjamin Webb, WIN.
Viking, A. SchwartZman and J. NJ.
kilgore.
Antelope:-Jos. Mcclure, Edmond
Hughes and +. r. Bonney.
Gladstone:-,J. Il. Hickman. Robert
Lee, w. B. Powers and T. J.. Whipple.
Taylor:-W Fenno. a. Il. Berry
and Hiram Colburn.
Dickinson:-J. i. Ninton. j. T..
Scott, II. l.. Dickinson. J. j. Freeman.
c. 5. I.;lnydon. Fred Leonherger.
Thos. Drury. L. j. krcick, L. f..
Messersmith. B. +. Fowler and G. ii.
klinefelter.
On motion two members We're added
to the central committee, +. +. Shah
duck, for Lehish precinct and Peter
Palm for Springvalc.
The convention elected r. J. Tur-
ncr. VIM. Wilking. y. i. Berry. J. G..
c campbell and j. I. Scott delegates to
the legislative convention.
There being no further business be-
fore the convention. Chairman Pow
ers made Il few remarks in which he
said that the talk of Il ring in the
county was worn uI.t aud that the re-
publican party Is a party OF principle
without ring. Cleveland had p,it all
| the old soldiers ont of oilic" and the
territory WAS d'stranchised Oh ae'
count of his party. that the ulliD!i
/ ticket nnallagers had resHrrrrtrd "
dead chairman of the republican
committee To make a call for liril
convention and that ,he republicans,
should pull true this fall and every
republican stand l'y the ticket. and
that we should do our duty.
The remarks were received Will
applause after which the convention
adjourned.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
California, the Land Of Discoveries.

Why will You lay awake all night,
coughing, when that most effective
and agreeable California remedy, San-
Ia Able. will give yon immediate re-
lief! Santa Able is the only s,laran-
tcrd cure for Consumption, Asthma,
and all Bronchial Complaints. sold
only in large bottles ut Sl.oo. Three
for $3.50. The Dickinson Drug Co.
will be pleased to supply you, and
guarantee relief when used as direct
ed. California CatR-Curc never fails
to relieve Catarrh or cold in the head.
six month, treatment, Sl.ub by mail
81, IN,
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The Catholic Explorers.

OF the great Northwest are deserving
Of the highest praise for their patient
endurance of danger and suffering in
their journeys through these then
savage wil,ls. The names of Mar
qucttc. Ienncpn. Nicolet. and many
others shine brightly i'm the early an
mails of the Northwest. aud are yet
kept in memory by the many places
named for them. The traveller who
follows in their footsteps now knows
nothin. of the bark canoe. nor the
long weary tramp through gloomy
wilderness or over lonely prairie, but
buving his ticket over "rhc Burling-
ton has an easy, luxurious journey
through "a garden land iilledi with
beautiful. bustling cities. Any ticket
agent should be able to sell you a
ticket by this route. OF you can write
to W. j. G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent,
G.. b. & n. II. r., st. Paul, Mimn,
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"MY Wifr is II ;'rrrni"!

said Il mil,l-trnrrrrd man i'm our hear
ing. "Shc snaps and snarl', sn,nks
her children. and finds fault continue
ally. can't bear it amy longer. "
Don't he too severe ON her. my friend;
You little realize her Suiicrimgs. She
has lost her former sweet disposition,
and ill hralth is th" cause. Dr.
Picrrc'S Favurll" Prescription will
make her WE'LL For female diseases,
functional arrangements, bearing
down pains, and HE long list of ills
that render w"Imrn miserable. no
medicine can compare with this. III
Is the only medicine for womall's $ pc
culiar weakness and ailments. sold by
druggists, under Il positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, To give satis-
faction in every GtSr. OF money rr-
funded. See guarantee printed ON
bottle wrapper.
For all arrangement; of the stonl-
arh. liver and bowels. take DR..
picrcrs Pellets. or Anti-hilions
Granrlrs.
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An Absolute l'Mrr.

The Original Abirtimc Ointment is
only put up in large two-olnre tin
hoxrs, is an absolute rurc for old
sores, burns. wuun'lS, chappr, hands.
and all skin rruptions. Will positive
ly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for
the original .Ahirtinc Ointment. Sold
10y Dickinson Drug Go. ut - cents
lnpr haN- hN mIil 80 .nniS
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
GENERAL
{ |eCtionNo Office

Motto" is hereby given. that. on Tuesday. the
sixth das of November NEXT in the Various cleo
non precincts enumerated below. in the county
of stark and territory of Dakota. Il Con, val Flee
ti"n will b" held. al which time there viii he
elected the following Territorial. County and Pre-
ciuct Officers. to-wit:
One delegate tu the Consr,>; Of III. liityd
States.
One member of tl.r Council of liz, Legislative
assembly for the s!rd Council and E,prySvnla-
tive District.
Two Members of the House of Representatives
"t ih, Legislative Assembly for the I'D Council
| and Representative District.
One County Commissioner for tbs, Bro, Cumiais-
snncrS' District.
Onr Register of Deeds.
One District Attorney.
One Sheriff.
One Assessor
one Judge OF the Probate Court,
ON County Treasurer
On" County Surveyor
onr Coroner.
-Four Justices OF ,h, Peace.
Four tonsabUS.
Election precincts. and polling places therein
are rs follows. tn-wil:
Antelope Precinct. all of rangr9 in Stark c"un-
ty. polling place. scho"l ho,,s,. nj Antrluu,>ator
Rchardt"n Precinct. all of rangr9. north "t tn"
ccnlrc line OF Up. In in Stark county. pollin4
place school house. Richalllon.
SprngNalr Precinct, :,il of range ~ south of l
centre line of tp. l:}1 in Stark county, polling
place school house SpringNalc.
Taylor Precinct. all of ran.sr!si i'll Stark county,
polling place school house. ray or.
Glat!ston" Precinct. all ofranr ~ aill east half
Of range ~ III Stark county. polling place huuS
en- lot .. block H. Gladstone.
l.rhsh Precinct. the IVES, half of range %.
Slnrk county. polling place. house of NJ Lady. III
l.rh"h mine
Dickinson Precinct. all of range a6 and u; Slail.
county, polling place house of H. Clou.,h, nickin-
son.
South Heart precinct. all of RANG, 9S IN stark
county. polling place school house. South Heart
lirlhrit Precinct. all of range ~ Stark county.
polling place Riverside hotel irlilrld.
Which election Will bt opened at eight o'clock
IN ihr forenoon. and conlinue"pen Till liNr O'Clock
of the same day.
Dated A Dickinson this second day of October.
IN the year of our Lord. one thousand eight hun-
drrd and eighty eight.
GEO. Al Id,
ocld II Register OF Deeds EX -ullicin CO. Clerk
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n. r. Time Table.
WESTWARD,

WESTWARD.
No. /. leaves st. Paul at 800 u. M;
arrives at Dickinson, l22::lo p. IN.
No. s. leaves st. Pau! at 500 p. m.;
arrives ut Dickinsom. $50 y. III.
EASTWARD.
No. 9. leaves Dickinson ut 6:23 y. M;
arrives ut st. Paul at sos y. IN.
No. 5, leaves Dickinson ut 4:l5 IL. M;
arrives at st. Paul 700 Il. IN.
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Notice.

People wishing >t"c', kept for the
winter cam make such arrangements
with Max Sanford. Stock tlNrn and
delivered at such times rs suit GUS
toners. stock kept on farm six
miles west nl Dickinson. To make
call on Max Sanford ut
ut his irwrlry store. Dickinson. l3tt.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Leave your order at Ryans tor
choice winter apples.
Genl. Alexander Hughes was up
from Bismarck Tuesday.
Geo. Frey returned from Il trip to
Chicago Thursday.
Wm. Wilkins of Ricllar'lton was in
town Wednesday.
Lehigh Coal 1926 ton delivered
bv O. F.. Lellmicke.
Com. L. :. Underlill WIS here
Wednesday on business.
Leave your order ut Ryans for
choice winter apples.
II. c. Coleman WAS up from Rich
ariton Wednesday.
Smoke Cherry i'"~Spn cigHT. Sold
bv Dickinson Drug Co.
J. NJ. Xii gore. of Riciiai'lton, was
in town On business TUESDAY.
Mems all wool scarlet nn';-rW cal
at sl.5O per suit at McGllivrayS.
Mrs. VIM. Walton has hcen visiting
friends in Manlan this week.
A fine young driving hors" Sor sale
chear. Cash or on time. Apply to
II. WHITLEY
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
DIckINsoN, DAK.. Oct. is. s..


At Il regular meeting of Frontier
Lodge No. loo. |. q. o. i. in the town
of Dickinson. Dak., Oct. l6. 1883. The
following resolutions We're llnani-
mously adopted.
Whereas, it has pleased the Noble
Grand Of the universe to remove from
our midst our beloved brother l.. o.
Wood.
Therefore be it resolved: by the
death of Brother Wood his wife has
lost an atfectiomate and devoted hus-
band. and that the sympathy of this
Lodge be extended to her. hoping
that she will find consolation in the
thought that the deceased had always
been true to her best interest while
on earth, and that she will meet hin
in that better land where grief and
sorrow never enter: and that He who
careth, for the Iwidow will comfort
her in her great atlllction.
Resolved: Another link having been
sunderel from the iratcrnal chain
that binds together. may We who sur
vive him be more strongly ccmented
together iii tie, of Friendship. Love
and Truth, and during the short space
allotted us here. strive to mutually
promote the welfare and happiness of
one another.
Resolved: That our charterhc drap
e,l in noirnny for Il i'-rlo'l of thirty
days. and That Il copy of these resolu.
tlon, 'c sent To the hrrtaved wife of
oar llp,hcr. and published in the
Dickinson PRESS.
\. 7. WARD. Icou,oittec
J. y. FAKEAH. "''''''''e''
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NOTICE OF FINALpHOOF.

LAxD OFFICE At Bi-MAH"K. d. Y.
Sept. 10 lsSs.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hn- lied h",r" oi i,i- intention to
MAKE final rrnni in support Of hi- ciniin and
,IIat -uid proof Viii h. mud" before james G..
Cnmph ii jude and c%-otli"io Clerk Irohnte
Court of Smrk county at Dickinson. Oak. Ter.
on October -. lsSs VIZ:
WILLIAM BERG.
for .lic southeast quarter. of section 80. ~ in
township so. l'3. II. Of range ~ "
He nanr- I'll" frlowln. witness. 10 PROV" his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation tof,
-nd land. w: Il; Collon. John Weber. Chris
liam Abraham-om and Peter lIa"hnson. all of Bel
field. i o.. DnH
ANY person who desires 10 protest AGAINST The
allowance Of such proof, OF knows Of " sub,
stai'inl r.ason. under III" lHw and rc.ul ion- OF
the Interior Department. whH such prooi should
not be- allowed. viii be- given an opportunity al
iii. ahovc mentioned tim" and p!ac" 10 f-'---rs.
anime The wi~s"- of srid claimant. and TO oi!"r
cyid.nc. in rvbrtal %! that submitted by claim
ant ,
Os,AI. f. REA.
Register
ions a. EEA.
Attorney for Claimant. -rl.,. l5-Gt.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q. Sweet left Sui
day on the west bound passenger train.
Mrs. Sweet will spend several days
visiting friends ut Mcdora, while Dave
will proceed to rarbcll's horse ranch,
whore he has business.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Notice..

MI persons are hereby notified and
warned not To purchase certain notes
signed hy me in favor of VIM. Deer
ing n Co.. US have not received
value for said notes. but the same
will be paid when havercreived vail
lie. MARK JOYCE.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

At the request of many OF my
friends, | herewith announce myself
AS candidate for county assessor, sub
iect TO decision of the republican
county convention.
J. w. CHAMBERLAIN.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Thursday evening the west bound
passenger train due here ut ten O'Clock
ran into an open switch at Lehigh
and the enyil,;. and the forward trucks
OF til" baggage ear We're derai!pd. No
great damage WAS done and no one in.
jurcd. The train arrived here ut an
early hour Friday morning.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
The Republican Convention of the
Ewcnty.Third Legislative District
nj Manlan.

The TwcEty-thir,l legislative dis
trict convention ut Man.lan WAS called
to order Thursday ut O'Clock y. IN.
10y Chairman Wallace, of the district
committee. There were contests from
Norton i9), stark ~. and Mclean (3)
Ii in all. thus leaving % unc"n-
tested votes to effect the temporary
organization. On motion of Mr..
Gregory of Ward, j. III. Worst of
Emmons was chosen temporary chair
man aud {. =. Thurston, temporary
secretary. Mr.. Worst made II few
remarks and on motion appointed Il
committee on credentials us follows:
Wallace of Burleigh. Williams of Bill
lings. Gregory of Ward, 5arnaby of
kildcr and Wade of Emmons.
While the committee ON credentials
WAS ut work committee on resolu-
tionS was chosen us follows: Jewell of
Burleigh, Worst of Elnmons, Ether
inyton OF Oliver, Belyea of Ward,
Raymond of Kidlcr and Moore of
Mercer.
The credentials committee reported
at $50. 1t recommended unanimously
the admission of the Parkins dele
gates from Morton Sand Dickinson
delegates from Stark. On the Me
Lean county contest the majority re-
port signed 10y Gregory, Wade and
Barnaby. favored the admission OF
the Boucher delegations, while the
minority. signed 10y Wallace and Will
lums. favored the Satterluml dele
gates. The majority report WAS
adopted.
The temporary organization WAS
made permanent after which an adj
journmemt WAS taken until s p. IN.
Upon relssembliny at O'Clock
Chairman Jewell announced that the
committee on resolutions w;lS ready
to report.
After the adoption of the report of
the committee the chairman am
nulnccd the nomination of candidates
for the council and house in order.
Mr.. Webster nominated Alexander
IIuges for the council. This nomin-
Was seconded Ivy Burlelgh, Morton,
Stark and EmmumS counties. The
nomination VAS made unanimous.
Mr.. Lyons of Morton nominated for
the house III. $. Pariins of Morton.
Nomination made unanimous.
Gregory of Ward nominated j. Is.
Welcome of Ward county for the
house. The nomination WAS made
unanimous.
Wallace of Burlcigh then moved
the selection of II new legislative
committee. The following is the
committee selected: Burleiyll, j. Il.
Wallace; Morton, III. II. Lyons; stark.
j. II. Scott; Emmons, l.. I. llcrrick;
Oliver, G. u. Thurstom; Mclean,
n. II. Boucher; Ward, Il. III. Belyea;
killrr. &. III. stanley: Mercer, .jno.
II. Cook; Billings, JAS. W. Cook.
On motion it WAS decided THAT all
new counties us organized be entitled
to Il member of the committee. Com
Ncntlun then adjourned.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Capt. j. G. Saunders, county sun
vryor. was in town Thursday and left
for Bismarck that evening. He re-
coived word from the government
inspector of surveys that his work i'm
IIcttinyer county was O. X.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
House and Lot for Sale,

on Sims street. second block from
Willard. Good ont buildings and well.
Inquire of y. L. Ward. Dickinson.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
ASSESSOR.

In response to the wishes of many
farmers in Stark County l announce
myself as IL candidate for the office OF
County Assessor, subject to the decl'
sion Of the republican county conven-
ton. AS to my qualifications, leave
the people to judge 10y my work OF
the past two years as assessor.
JOHN RIE>>BECK.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

All persons indebted to the late firm
of Richards y Thompson are request
ed to settle ut once with the under
signed and save costs.
WESTERN STARR.
mayl9tf. Assignee.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
NOTICE OF FINAL. HOMESTEAD
EPROOF.


l.,Sp OFFICE AT l,l>MAEk H. Y.
oct j. issS.
N"tjc' is hereby vni ha, the follow IN named
settler has filed notice of his intention la r,akc
final proof in support of his claim, and t!tat sud
proof Will he made before James Il; Campbell.
Judge and cN-ollic" Clerk of The Probate. court
at his oiirr al Dickinson, u. n, on November -,
!SsS, viz:
JOSEPH GAT'rING.
for the east hali OF north west. quarter and east
haii nl southwest quarter section s, in town
ship lil II. of RANGE 9, W.
He names the following Witnesses la it,ov- his
continuous Residence upon, and cultivation nf
sad nh VIZ: Rudolph Finger, Mills inyard.
whose los-"licr address is South Hear Dal.
OSCAR T.. EEA.
"e''''-'"' Register.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
SUMMONS.

Territory of Dakota. In Justice Court.
-. Before j. q. AMpEEII..
County of Stark Justice Of III" Peace.
Cha. II. Klincfc!tcr Plaintiff.
Chn- 7. kittrdgc Defendant.l
Tho Territory of Dakota. sends greeting: TO Chas.
7, Kinrid-". Defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 appear before me,
at ny Office. in The town Of Dichin-on. IN -ad
county on tho ii!ti day .! December. y. ID. leS'.
al = o lock n IN. answer 10 the cn!npin!n nj ot
the above nalnG*d Plaintiff. Charles II. kin"fc!-
TER. " Io claims recover of you the sum ut sI%fY
1--WE dollars and -cvcniy -.e crnts. on account Of
meals and board furnished vnra' Tonr request by
plaintiff and ON account of goods WAR; and in"!-
c!:rdisc furnished you Al your 1eau"-t b3 ma
= l.nn-dom, the claim and account tor wh!t n
hav" been duly assigned hy -,d Lan.lon 70
plantif and YOU are i'rehy nolt;od la' if yon
fail 10 appear and answer -aid compliant ~ abov"
required, sad p!anth wlli ak Judgement
against you for iXty-iyc lollar- and seventy -'iIe
cents and Tie costs and Disbursements "t 'iIi
action.
Given under IN. hand 'l..- ,G';. day If uctob'r,
4 II. lSs-.
JAaEsG tAurgrIi.
Justice of the Fcacr WITHIN and for >iaik enn'!
Dakota. nr'.;.'-1w.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Edward Slatchrr, son of OF: John
Slatchcr. arrived here from Buffalo.
n. y. Sunday. He will remain here
and probably go into business.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Attention is called to the lad" of
O. T.. Lellmicke who has taken charge
of the business formerly conducted
hy Colistcr & Ray an, is prepared to
furnish lumber and building material
to all co!ncrs.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

The business ON this division of the
Northern Pacific has increased SO
greatly that the force of operators in
the dispatcher> office will be increased
and one set will attend to the trains
on the cast cnd alone, and one set to
those of the west end.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

b. +. Fowler is husily engaged i'll
moving his large stock oi hardware,
stoves, etc. into his new quarters in
the brick bank block.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
Farm for Sale Cheap.

Or will rent. or let. Will give use
for one year lur gunu care of build
inyS and tools free. Apply to b.
Lawrence or ut the pEi:>> office.
sert.ltt. u. LAWRENCE.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Situated two miles south ol Diclin-
sou. Good water. good house and
barn and Twenty-Five acres under cul-
tivation. Will rent land and build
ings or buildings alone. Apply at
Press office.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Smoke Cherry Blossom cigar. Sold
by the Dickinson Drug Co.
Choice residence property for sale
or rent. WESTERN STARR.
Dry ash wood 5000 cord deliver
ed. OSCAR Z. LEnMICkE.
Go to Ryan meat market for fresh
bulk oysters and California peaches.
j. B. Thompson has been visiting
his mother here for the past week.
Mrs. G. w. Tilton who has been i'll
for some time past is slowly recover
ing.
II. ID. Stevenson is now acting as
train dispatcher ON the Northern Pa
ciic.
II. l.. DeFrance of Ricllardton was
one OF the visitors at the county seat
"Wednesday.
James Green, OF Chicago. arrived
here Monday to relieve Geo. MrCahe
in the dismtchers office.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. III. Arnett arrived
from st. Paul. where they had been
on II short visit, Thursday.
Thomas Evans, of Gladstone. WAS
in town Wednesday shaking hands
with his many friends.
John MorriSscy is having an elegant
residence erected in South Dickinson.
The dimensions are 2+X24.
c. III. Hood of the Mandan Roller
mills and >upt. Greene We're here
Monday in the lattrrs private car.
Mrs. J. Lcomberger returned Thurs
day. from Il visit. of several weeks
duration. among friends in the east.
Rev. VIM. Cooke had his house
hauled into town last Saturday and
it is HOW III position on Barney street.
Rev. VIM. Cooke has been appoint
ed bv the Methodist conference to
take the charge n. Caledonia. Mimi.
DR.. ii. NJ. .Imyens and family az.
rived i'm town from the Cave hills last
Sunday and will become permanent
residents here.
Two brothers named Cottrnhrock
who reside near Glenulin.w n.were caught
in IL prairie fire near that place and
badly burned.
Geo. Heath, of Minneapolis, who
has been visiting ut Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
Dobson's for several days, left fol
home Tuesday.
DR.. Stickncy was called to New
England City. Tuesday to attend Mrs
L. Il. Partridge who was suffering
from hclnorr!lagc.
Henry Schultz received IL sever" in
iurv on the head last Sunday Ivy T:
horse rearing and striking him with
ole of his front feet.
b. +. Fowler is huSily engaged il
moving his large stock oi hardware,
stoves. etc. into his new quarters in
the brick bank block.
Edward >latchrr, son of ou: John
Slatchcr. arrived here from Buffalo.
y. y. Sunday. He will remain here
and probably go into business.
Attention is called to the "atl." OF
O. T.. Lehmickr, who has taken charge
of the business formerly conducted
hy Collistcr & Ray and is prepared tn
furnish lumber and building material
to all co!ncrs.
ID. C.. Rowe and b. T.. Fowler
bondsnrn for the appearance OF
Frank Chase. feeling unsafe, turned
him over to the sheriff last Monday.
who committed him to the county
Jail.
Lee brothers are building Il large
storage building near the depot II,
Gladstone in order that ti.cy may ie
better prepared. to handle THEN
increasing business. The building is
36X64 feet.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

ID. c. Rowe and b. +. Fowler.
bon,lsmrm for the appearance Of
Frank Chase. feeling unsafe, turned
him over to the sheriff last Monday.
who committed him to the county
uil.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Lee brothers are building large
storage building near the depot ut
Gladstone in order that ti.cy may he
better prepared. to handle their
increasing business. The building is
36N04 feet.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Candidates for office can make their
announcements and keep them stand
ing in this column until the conven-
tions are held for the small sum of
$500 cash with the order.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Leave your order at Ryans for
choice winter apples.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Heating stove for sale. Hard {
soft coal burner. ut PRESS office.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Go to Ryans meat market for fresh
bulk oysters and California peaches.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Henry Schultz received II sever" in
jury on the head last sunday Ivy IL
horse rearing and striking him with
one of his front feet.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

j. B. Thompson has been visiting
his mother here for the past week.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

At Il meeting of the p. V. J.. Club
it was decided to give social dance
at the rink, Tuesday evening Oct. %.
The proceeds to he used for buying
singing books for the school. Good
music has been secured. All are n-
vited. Admission scots Il couple.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Rev. T. w. Wood. Superintendent
of Presbyterian Missions, will preach
III the court house next Sunday morn
ing and evening. The sacrament of
the Lord s,supper will he administered
in connection with the morning SER
vice.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

Choice residence property for sale
OF rent. WESTERN STARR.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-20

l,i;lyl9ti'.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-05-02

The first npmher of Amersca has
reached this Office. 1t is a weekly
magazine issued by the American
Publishing Gompay of Chicago, with
a number Of editors. Its object is to
strengthen American ides and institu.
tutiops, and is free from party affilia.
tons. The magazine is good one in
many respects and deserves success.
The BULLETIN acknowledges the
receipt of fine two-pound package of
Seal of North CAROLINA" smoking
tobacco, from Marburg Bros. of San
Francisco. This brand is undoubted-
ly the best and purest smoking tobacco
now manufactured, and the above
named firm has had large quantities of
it in store for three or four years and
its age adds greatly to its flavor, which
quality is essential in order to enjoy
the pleasures of smoking.