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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

Fisher Bros. will please accept thanks
from the publishers Of The REPuBLl
CAN for kindly complimenting us with
a liberal sample of the Audubon Val
ley Creamery butter. 1t is excellent
quality, sweet and solid and ought to
satisfy the most fastidious taste as a
first class brand Of butter. The boys
are getting everything in fine running
order, having already six good routes
fully established and are adding more
new ones as quickly as suitable arrange,
ments can be made The seccess of the
creamery will depend largely on the
liberal patronage of the citizens of our
town and surrounding country, 10 let
all do their share that it may soon be-
come firmly established.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
Attention Comrades.

Every member of Allison Post No. "a,
q. A. r.. who possibly can, is requested
to be present at our next regular meet
ing Friday evening, May 4th, 1888, to
make arrangements for observing Dec
Grafton Day in becoming manner,
which occurs this year on Wednesday,
May SOth, Fall in promptly.
u. BAXTER,
G. III. Cross, Post Com,
Alj't
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
$4,000
To Loan on Farms in Au-
dubOn County.
Freeman < Armstrong.

BUCKLEN's ARNIcA SALvE.-The bes
salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores
ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letters
chappcd hands, chilblames, corns and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is cents per box. For sale by A. II,
Roberts Il Co.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
Audubon Markets,

Strike! Strike! Strlkel II you want
to see the finest, largest and best line
of ladies' shoes in Audubon strike for
ID. G. Abrams store.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Doak Il Gray has been dissolved by
mutual consent May lst, 1888.
DOAK & GRAY.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

For all diseases arising from impure
blood, IIibbard's Rheumatic Syrup Is
invaluable, as 1t Is a sworn enemy to
all poisons In the blood.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

For languid, tired feeling, Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup has no equal, creating
good appetite, and rendering healthy
and active digestion.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

LosT.-Fom notes payable to the
Farmers Insurance Co., of Cedar Rap
ids. Finder will be rewarded by return
ing same to the undersigned.
SHERMAN WARNER.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
Standard Bred TrOtting Stallion,
ORVIE c.,
NO. S7O2.
brother in blood to JACK PEREGoY OF
WILL c. CULLENDER, record 2: 21H)

ORVIE c. was sired by Strader, record
2:354; he by Cassius NJ. Clay, r., 1904,
sire OF Harry Clay, 2: 234, Durango,
1884, Cora, 2: 304. First dam Blossom
by Bright Eye, son OF Gray Eagle, son of
Urdne and May Furguson, dam OF Pede-
mont 2:17.
ORvIE c. is years old; bred by II. S
Butler, of Des Moines, Iowa. He is
beautiful dark bay, with black points.
ORvIE G. has never started IN a race,
never having been fitted for track work,
but has shown great speed for his opportu-
mites. Mr.. Hartney, of Denison, Iowa,
his former owner and the owner of Jack
Peregoy or Will Cullender, has sent him
a half mile over the Denison track in l: 20
at years old.
ORvIE &. will stand at Tharnish &
Isham's livery barn, in Audubon, the COM
ing season. Those who desire to breed
for an investment must bear in mind that
size altogether is not to be considered ;
size and quality are what take the shin ng
dollars. Good roadsters are scarce ard in
demand at good price, and wher. you
breed to a we'll bred horse you are bound
to get flyer, roadster, or boss general
purpose horse. There are few, not many,
better bred horses than ORvIE c.
j. B. s. CASE,
Defiance, Iowa.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

For sick headache, ilbsard's Rheu-
matte Syrup Is miraculous in its cures,
regulating To healthy condition the
stomach and digestive organs.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
TE5E DANG
New Combination Vapor Cook Stove
Which combine all the advantages ard overcomes all
the disadvantages Of the single &c nerator, self LIGHTER
and the regular independent burner stoves.

We have in this stove restored the regular indie.
pendent burner, and arranged that, desired, the
Side End Burner can be Vab0rgzed and Lighted
from Center Burner, each Burner being entirely in
debnden and in of either getting out Of repair,
it will in no way affect the other, while if the single
generator fails to operate the stove is utterly useless
until repaired. This is and has been a vital objection
to that style of stove. We have
Successfully Overcome
this in Ve7v Contamination }. Besides these Burn
ers are SIMPLE, Easily obe, atea, Strong, and
liable to get out of repa If, Powerful and yet con-
sumes much less Fluid
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03

Pasture $3.50 per month payable in
advance, good spring water running in
trough. II. G. CoBEAN.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
Picked pigs feet ut Talbott's.
Chesp Tickets to New York City.

1t Is not necessary TO 60 to any ex-
cursion agent In order to obtain re-
duced rates to New York In May. Buy
your tickets to New York from any
ticket agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway and you can obtain
return ticket Mt the reduced rate on
presentation of certificate from secre-
tary of Methodist General Conference.
Tickets are good for going passage on
any passenger train Of the Chicago,
Milwaukee Il st. Paul Railway during
the month of May, and for return trip
are good until June 9th,
Public opinion Is that the place to
buy clothing is at ID. c. Abrams. Call
and see If it Is correct.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-03
AuOubou County Republican.
The place-Talbott's.

Entered at the Audubon Post. Office as mail matter
OF the second class.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Republican County Convention.

All Republican vot"rs of Stalk
county are requested to meet i'll c;l';-
Gus at their respective precincts ON
M,niav. Ottufmr :,2nd. tn select url,.
gates To II Republican convention 10
be held ut the school house in Taylor,
Oct. oath. lSSS ut , o'clock y. III. to
nominate county officers Us fellows:
One District Attorney.
One Register OF Deeds.
One Treasurer.
One sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Judge uf Probate.
One Coroner.
Four Justices of the Peace.
-Four Constahles.
tauruses to lie held in the different
precincts as follows: Beltield 2p. III.
at the depot: South Heart, ,. p. III. at
school house: Dickinson, : y. III. at
Press office: Lehigh at most c"nve-
| nient place ut i y. H., Gladstone. 1:3o
y. IN. ut school house, Taylor. $50 y.
III. at school house; Relaxation. 1:3up
m. ut depot; Antelope. $40 y. III. at
section house. Delegates for the
different precincts have been app"r-
toned MS follows: Bellield >, South
Heart >. Dickinson IL, l.rhigh =
Gladstone 4. Taylor 4. Relaxation 4,
Antelope s, Spring Nale2. Dickinson
primary, hallot box. polls open from
, till ! y. H.; election board Dick
lnsom precinct. j. j. Freeman, Nj. +.
klinefrltrr and L. jeff Mcdonald.
r.. j. TURNER. Cllair'n.
T.. II. BuNNEY,
WM. WII.KING.
y. B. BEEEy.
III. j.. DlCklN>UN.
j. +. NINrON.
Committee.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Yellowstone PARK in october.

The Yellowstone Park Association
have arranged to furnish t%rtnsporta-
ton and hotel accommodated
throughout the park during October
at greatly It! r.d rates. Passenger
ii, tai- Nl.i - * Ia 40 N. IN, lin
....tul! - tii...i III AMI return, on
.u-s,tN,. lmUuad ~ a., Sa "rdayS,
au,I Il iivt d!v>' tip fin G nibar to
DE plinc.,.u ou.Lo vi .nteit III I 70
purh cli. ir lIi;ttt. At ;tl tAl.ri!>t "i
NOT to exceed thirty doll ,ia. The rLii
vale. from 1t. Paul. Minneapolis, Dn-
Hath on Ashland Oh tiIe East AMI Port
. land ami laru,na on the west, To Clii-
! uihar and "rttliril. will tie Son. and
,rou intermediate points one ana oile
! lltn faxes, bat not to exceed S1p.
/ Ilrkrt, will he on sale up tn ANA liz
ending October 18th. Parties g"lne
INTO the park sllolild call on g.
uelfrrlin. Agent y. L. II. r.. imancdi
.,irly on ,ul.vai 1T Livingston. Fol
ttli particulars .lu'tlfr of y"lf mean
,s, ,..ut. OF Charles :. Fee. Genera
Passenger ami Ticket Agent. st. P.sLl
MINI.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Suothes ans! Iieal>.

santa Able soo,ha ;l;,d heals the
w,lr.t poi "n-l ,tl in!i ,.ne,i 10y dis
ra,e. 1t @rnrveAt, might s~r,ts and
t,yi,t!.es.. irr,;,s thu c.lrSt. cures
r~u.,.i,s. Group. asthma. ODDS. biu!irili.
Il, pnpuHnani whoopill5 r"ilsil ami
all other lhrntt and lang tr,t''l">.
50 9TH: ~" ll~in" i, ,!.s Il n
.rr.n. A.,u t. tara Il, ,iN~riii,
Cii-R.C /. iii. "A, .npn> ,;.i in
..r,si.., !..ut 4 ."T tAe,e 5 .nndar'
California le.t. ';!r7 r:htifn ,ii"i'
meris. ~nl d absolutely glAran
,e E. by The ,rn.n o;u Drag Co. ut 81
! IL pac..aye. Three for $3.50.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
An Absolute Cure.

The Driyiml .Nhirlin' Ointment is
only put mp in larg" t""-""nr" TIN
boxes. is an absolute cure for old
sores. burns. wnunrd-. chopped Ii ndS.
and I'LL skin rrupti"ns. Will positive
lv cure all kind, of piles. Ask for
the original .ANlrtimr Ointment. sold
Nv Dickinson Drug Go. ut - cents
u.r box hv m, Ill 81 ""ntS.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

The breaking oi the SIN silrSt wheel
i'm Il mammoth Factory. ii not rrr.tlrr,
or replaced. will ruin lhcrmtire plant,
as IL Sprrk of dust Will 'lelang the
delicate machinery uf /; watch. Were
people as lllonyhlf,l tn repair their
rrukrn he !lth um the first ,plrolch o
disease, US the owner is to mend his
machinery. they would escape indies
rrihahlr Suffering. and often death.
~llrlt causes will SuiurllmcS dprungt
the digestive orMulS. ON whose hea''
thN action the health of the whole
| system so mu III lrp"nl ;. and lrvrrisll
blood. headaches. and consumption
itself. set in. The wis" person vii
al once ;iIr,. tlir cause "f these I'm
healthy symptoms. lr>oTtilig I" that
w"rld-lamni remedy. DIR. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery. which
! purilirs the blood ana cures liver dis,
east. OF I'LL ,llt.sir;~.
The Worst Nasal Hatarrh,
no matter "i how long standing. l.
absolutely cured 10y Dr. Sa%es Catarrl
Remedy. |, does mot merely give re-
lief. hut produces permanent cures II
the worst cases. ~ rrnt,, lay drug
.rjStS,
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
\. Y. Time Table.
M.I.srM ARD.

MI.>IM Aki'.
No. |. leaves st. Paul ut iam y. m.'
arrives at Dickinson, l2:lo y. Ill.
No. 3, leaves st. Paul ut s:nn y. M:
arrives at Dickinson. 800 y. III.
EA>IW ARD.
No. leaves Dickinson ut 90 l'' No
arrives at st. Paul at 800 u. H.
No. s., leaves Dickinson lit 4:l5 Il. M;
arrives ut st. Paul 800 a. III.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Secure Your Tickets

Before Won get ON the train. for 70
will save mun"y and pos>illy II dis
cllSSiun with the conductor. Call TO
tickets VIA "rhr Burlington. III
that way "n,y ral YOU he sure that
YOU will tr carried v"r I;
first cllSS liMr. anl nj course
you don't want To travel on q
second class road. unless yon are rer.
uyniztd in Your home community us /:
second class man. THE Burlington
belongs to IL frs, class system that
goes even ywhrrc. and makes Mt and
close GnlMtL,!un, with other systems;
has IL first class equipment i'll Ill re-
SprrtS. vrStii u!vd coaches, dining
ears. slerprrs. aamd competent and
ohliyimy employees: and has its t"rmi'
nails i'm union lcpotS nall great cities
Ii YOU want To know more about il
write W. i. &. kcmv.li. Gem. Pass
Agent, e.. Ii. X n. X. H., 1T st. Paul
Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Notice.

All persons are heleby notified and
warned not tn purchase certain notes
signed by me in favor of Win. Deer
Ing Il Co.,. as have not received
value fur said notes. hut the am
will he paid when | hlvrrecriVed v.tl-
tie. MARK JOYCE.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Notice.

People wishing stock kept for the
winter can make such arrangements
with Max sanford. stock taken and
delivered ut such times IS suit rns
TONER'S. stock kept on farm sin
miles west of Dickinson. L" make
arrangements call ON Max sanford at
at his irwrlry store. Dickinson. l3ti.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
.>utic /.

Having disposed OF my meat maf
k.i T., III. NJ. Jursrms. ! would request
al persons Mhp arc mAehted to me to
cali at me u,..trs ALL aet;.e ao sooi
II, possible. H. D. VIZ"
Dickinson, Oct. y, Sc. q
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
The Worst Nasal ratarrh,
StrAyei!

sept. 25tll. hay mare and horse colt;
mare had white stripe in face, left
hind foot white. letter : branded OH
lett sloullrl. hair rui'lrd off IcIl"rks
with rope, had ON halter and short
rope around neck. lit, brown with
large white spo ON face. Nny per
son taking up the aimv" and >rlallm.
information will LAT, pli,l for trouble
ions CuNNELI,
Oct. Gan Glrmullin, Oak
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Farm for, Rent.

Situated two miles south of Dirkim-
son. Good water. good house and
barn and twvnty..iNr acre, under Gull
/ y%atiun. Will rent lanl and hnil.l-
in.ss ur hull in Is alone. Apply at
pEEs> office,
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

town Wednesday.
Eassie Deffchach is assisting Ma1t
Linsey at .Jorgtns meat market.
Com. +. :. Underlill Of the spring
Vale ranch WITS in town THURSDAY.
Nm. Viking. OF Rlchardt"n mas
resigned the office OF deputy Slleiil''
Rev. 4, II. keene of New England
IL ty. came up on the stage hesoas'
G. W. Livingston. OF Taylor, was III
town Ihursd,. and Friday OF ms
week.
Il. ]. Greene. u popular y. L.
agent made a dying ti1p to Nahum
and back Monday.
j. Grss4e. 81, si,'; ." the cas-
h,uul ,a.-1...tr u.&n Wednesday
evening f". ~:,.t;"!.
&. W. Ih"hmi Oh - a." -. ""'.
eyl Grain and l't.ai 60" h'~'''"ieh
was in town iue,,ity.
Dad Slatchrr Vas the i!i~t del ">it"'
over the coulter OF tI" Lew BANK OH
ces Monday morning.
Mrs. \. II. Thompson returned s':':
day from IL visit u1 several weth;
with ,rir..d> ia the last.
Will O'Nirll retained from Il trlpt u
Minnesota where he spent stver't
DAYS visiiln. %trirl'is md relatives.
sam Be. line. olr ri the pioSl'trn'!
,,nrhe,, IN th. cntiiltiy north ri ltl'
WAS in town the ally part %! Ill
wee"
Friday, urtu!wl II. /: girl hahy Wa
added IL, he nom of NJ. ~ ME-
Edwau l.u 4. Mn'her Il. r'''i: lie
ing W..
Mis-, j: !. '''iiiS VI
temp, ~ p. III "N IN
latte: part of in va '"' ~,
of tn Ia ii ! m"s Z"
par..nenL vi the school.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Farm for Sale Cheap.

OR will rent. or let. will give use
for one year for good care of build
lmys and tools free. Apply to j"
Lawrence orr at the Pres office.
| Srpt.ltt. u. l.AWIiEN l..
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
A. Card to the Public.

| am not IL candidate, and will not
legislature during the coming election.
y. G. l.Awntt.s,E Z.
Dickinson. Oct. IL. -.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
ID


Notice is hereby given. that. on Tuesday. iii,
sixth day of N"Ntmber n"Nt. IN the Various ,lrc-
ton precincts enumerated below. in tho county
Of Stark and rTi''ry of Dakota. a General Elrr-
elected The t"li"wing Territorial. County and Pre-
ClnCi Officers. tu-Mit:
onr delegate To the tonglcs~ 90 lhr I ni;rd
States.
enc mvmi,r of III" Council of III" l., ~'sla,i,c
Assembly for tht .iri Council and X presents
i've District.
NV" Mrinltrs nt the ,luuSr al Representatives
nj thy Legislative Assembly for The .}I Council
and IL representative District.
unrt"anrN Commissioner tor tlc 3!l N"ln,ni<
slunur>' District.
unr Register of deeds.
unc District Attorney.
On" Sh"ritf.
ON, Assessor.
unr judge of IN, Probate Court.
ON County Treasurer.
Cine County Surveyor.
ON Coroner.
-Four Justices of the Peace.
-Four tnnstahl,S.
Election precincts. and polling places ,i,rviu
are aS follows. to-Wit:
Antelope Precinct. all of ranged in STARK conn.
~, polling place. school house al An;"l"p station,
Reclamation Precinct. all "i RANG" .! north 81 III"
c.nire Inc OF lp. IL! IN Stark county. polling
>rrlns>a'' Precinct, all 81 range 9.>"ulh OF ,l'
Genre i,nr of ~. l:@ in stark comfy, polling
ltic" school h"u>'. SpringNalc.
lay cor lrrcIuCt. all ui ranyr9 NJ in Stark county.
POOLING place srluol house. Taylor.
Gladstone Precinct. all "trang, ~ an! ca.t half
If range ~ IN Stark county. pollin. place hou.,
nn lo1 y. block ~. Gladstone.
l"hlsh Precinct. III" west half Of rang %
stark county. polling place. house "i Nj. i.s,tly. al
LrhIgh mlnr.
Dickinson Precinct. all of range NJ and g. ~rark
county. polling place i."li- - nj Il. Cl"u@h. hclliu
son.
South Heart precinct. ali of ran"r rs IN stark
county. polling place school l"llSt. South ll,arj.
irrIiieId l'tr'liic,. all "i range ~ StDlk county,
polling place l;lNrrsldr hotel. l;rlilcli.
Much 'ltr1l"n W III he "r ned al ci@ht "'rl"ch
in me tor noon. and r"nllnue"pvn TILL iiNr ",i"r>
nj the same day.
Dated at Dickinson thi> : '"nd das "l U,t"lur
inlhr year of "ir Lord. one thousand clelil hun
drrd and riglty-ri-ii.
GEO. Atln.
MClL-.l lln.lsl..r OF n-nls- LN -Nil.ln I4 lI.rl.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
For sale.

House and tw" lots, ON" Il r"rh'f'
in i, ncur part of town. Cheap and "ll
easy terms. Apply To
srp22-3t ~ Lb.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
Homestead Entries
FINAL ROOFS
CAN BE MADE.
NOTICE OF II%AL

NOTICE OF lINAL PROOF.
L~senurlleu 81 Eh-"tr,N, u T..
~.pi j" IssS
N"iier =" h'ri gj>et, lIla' tn' follow NJ
named -,llrr has iird ,p;io" Of a. mn ittlpn 10
mnic final PROC: II %-,,ii"tt Of h. cLaim and
MA, -art proof Viii h mad b''"r" lnm'- q.
,'ninIhr u jud. and ,>-otiW1" COOS Probate
CONT uf Stjri r"inls al INcLJii-ou. Dan. Ter"
IN Oclnte! =. ls-~. sH:
WILLIAM ll.la,
for III, -ng'h-t,-' quar',r. Of -'e'i"n \". -, IN
inwu.hlp 50. ~. II "ifau.,. q, IS.
II. lmm.o- IN foi,"" ,l1w tines. 10 prs" ~
contiu3"i.- rr-! ~" upon. aud ci' atom Of
sad bind. s<: Il: Z ai-ni .loar Wnd'f. Cir
rnn Nbr'hnm-'n mi If''r i!'"~ g. li Of h"!-
Ang per-,.u Va, ,..sr,- TO frulr- @.slu-t,h.
n|llovane, If such trooi. as huoN- "t ans -1h.
-innrinl t..l-pi. uui~rin lass snl %Frs1ini on Of
,ln l|mr.ripf ID pnrrin va. ~A2 such proof -h"HiI
not ir W,ior 81. ~tii u" a''" an opPorlaiIi, NJ
HE atn', mentioned nm a'ti y '. names -
mine til" u1u'--e- 81 III ii e3aim1rt and - oi''t
evidence 10 ratlu'r."i nat -.rmtl't t 'ialn-
U.,.E T.. RAY.
r. Ter.
jon. \. i.iS,
Ail"II"t t"l Ga wNtl. rl. u at.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13
4 Changers Views OF stark County Poll
tips.

ia, hlNa,,E. Get. 3, lSS>.
Nix. EDITOR OF TIE PRESS:
am not used to writing much. hut
want to say some things thought OF
a good deal. ! have lived in stark
county over three years. At first my
ilr..ll',uTS talhrl ABOUT the Dickinson
ing. listened u.,l quietly tried to
lind ont what the ring WAS and what
doing. ! found THAT the ring had
friends and had enemies. The rn,-
mics | fuu Il most always had not got
some HM!re they wanted. Most of my
uriyhlulS ltalk,.n with believed There
WAS such 4 ring, nut not one of them
could say whit the ring had done.
This seemed very odd tn me us There
| WAS so much talk about it there must
hp something behind it. | have NOW
found ont t';at the starters OF this
talk ui,u,lt DIE ring had big mouths
md loud talk came easy To thtin.,
,lw that mostly all of the business
urn of Dickinson We're not on TIL,
| side of the loud takers. and that the
most of the .tr;;!.st ian payers were
not afraid of the ring hut were afraid
of the loud talkrrs. | after awhile
saw what it all meant, that WAS that
some men wanted the offices but them
that had the most interests in the
comfy ,li.l'nl fee! like trusting THEM
with the Offices. This Is the way it
looks to me and it will most often lr
the safest to elect men to Office that
the business mel of IL place can trust.
You can print this if you want to Oh
not. AN OLD FARMER.
Married, Tuesday evening", 10th inst
ut Dickinson. by Rev. G.. y. Smell. Ot'
to DosskS and Miss Cora |. Prior
b 9TH of Dickinson. y large humble
of guests were present and Il most
pleasant evening w.,s enjoyed Will
the young couple who have entered
80 ;llsplciuna!4 upon married lille
Their numerous friends offer then
congratulations and the PRESS Wlslit:
Them IL long and happy life together
l'llr following is the list of presents
Mr.. aud Mrs. :. I. Bolton. silver cake
dish: Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Harris. sll
yer but1cruish with knife: MIR. AM
Mrs. Ar. White. one silver Dime
castor: Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Cunning
nam. hanging lamp; Koatllne Mcsarr
smith. silver napkin ring; Mr.. AM
Mrs. W. Ballard. bt,lspreal; John Bal
Lard, SILVER butter khitc; MIR. and Mrs
Frank Lucas. table spread; Marion
and Warren Sllliurl,p in napkin ring
T. >tllrr Lrllncvlllc, ptir of flower va
se,; El.za Lrury, berry dlsh, rrnml
pan and knife: Joe trustIlwaitc. crys
tai and silver be. ry dish: TlIos. Ryan
Two bu,ilcl basket of boiled dinner
j. Leash. .llo, fruit stand ana towels
James I..a,k, llalf-duZcn napkins
Mrs. c. III. kliutlrltrr. ST.. l"tlsprcht
Nellie Klincfrlter. pur clint vases
SIR. and Mrs. john lbrrlliLtll. slas
fruit stand; Flora Sanford. ntpkil
ring: Brooks Gno,lall. fruit stand; Mi
: and Mrs. Max Sanford, set silver tahl
pooii, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ban
more, bed set; Mis-. }. C.. Thompson
gold coin.
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For Sale.

Sl5U will buy Il span OF horses
weighing 2.Gw porm Is. with Il good
set of double harness. Inquire OF e.
ii. Klincfcltrr, Willard House. Dick
insun. Oak. s2e-5t.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

Ed. R. Bomney OF Antelope was IN
town Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-10-13

At the request of many OF my
Hrie,aIs. | herewith announce mNseii
as c,;Mlidate for county assessor. Sl'''
iect t., decision OF the republican
county convention.
j. w. lmAMBEKLAIN.
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UNITED STATES LAM OFF.
,John 4. Rca. rcgit ".;v.,
lsmGrcA'' ID. w. hutchinson.
Vi. L. Tiffany. register.
'rahu "N W. j. Anderson. rrttiNef'
III. w. Lord. register.
DeNtf A"sahe' :. :. Smith. receiver.
= Nj. +. Batwlic, register.
rdfso..'.'s''.' +. L. GcurN. receiver.
N. II. Harms. register.
Aoefoeen,.''''" l.. a. Burke. rrcclNrF'
.J.S. Mcfarland. register.
duroH'.'-.''''' l.. w. Miner. receiver.
M. w. Shcatc. register.
W~aterto"h..':" ID. Il. Iramb!c. receiver.
,Uurhcs EasI, REGISTER.
1anktoh' l.. NJ. Lichact. Receiver.
George Is E.veri.t, register.
Mitchell ...'.'''. III .oiorr Slnylscr. receiver.
r.. Wintusidv. register.
Deau"oou - John LaFibrc. receiver.
DAKOTA BOARD or AGRICULTURE.
President. &. \. Bliss. Aberdeen; srcretarN; W
+, 7. Bushnell. Huron; treasurer. ''"hh L. ht"
nett. CLARK,
DAKOTA MoITltrllrEAI. AND FORESTRY W. u
President. F.. Dritcll, SinuN Falls; vice pr'1'-
don't q. ri. Whitney. E-mond, secretary, Mrs. L.
A. Alderman. Hurley treasurer ~ i'
Parker.
rARMkK'- ALllA$'f.
pr.sid,,,,. ii. L.. Iourks. Clear Lake; Wee rrrsi-
aon,s ~ u. Hardin. rIunkInton, T.. i. Fancher,
Jsm,stown: secretary. {. y. SudtFoerE mart
ford; treasurer, T.. ID Scott. Mli'innk; lecturer
A. Ii. Chase. Watcrtowh'
DAKOTA LIVE -rock BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
President. C.. Is. kennedy. Madison; vice pres
dent. Cd Ailomay. Gr;Ud forks; ss'rI'aI r,.c a.
o. johnson. Montrorc; ~tes-'r'F' l. l "'''
Sioux Falls.
COUNTY oFFi,EEi.
Clark of Courl-H. +. Hatch.
District Attorncy--Wm Gibson.
Commissioners McGiii,vEa!. h""cf' ''c'
T.. $. Undcrhill.
Sherif-M. A. Sebastian.
Register of Dcr,!s--t,c". Aud.
Treasurer--J. A. Farrah.
Judge OF Proha1e-Jas. t'.t amPh'ti'
.Asscssor-.Iorn ticsbc"k. .
superintendent of SCHOOL, Tho. &. Evans
Coroner-P. Ellison.
Suryevor-J. u. SauHGcr-
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All persons indebted {" the late llrln
of Richards Il Thompson are request
I'd To settle ut ulrr with th" under
and save costs.
WE>TEHN STARR.
,navlatf. Assignee.