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Southern Land Excursion.

The Illinois Central X. II. will sci,
round trip tickets To jackson, Tenn:
Aberdeen. jackson and .irtcsia. Miss:
III HAMMOND. Crowley, Jennings.
Welsh and Lake Charles, Louisiana:
CilrunN lille, Alabama. and point, i'm
Tex IS, at the very low rate of on,
limited fare for the ruund trip, ON the
following dates, viz: April 9th. May
Sth and Odd, and June 5th. These arc
the lowest rates even made to- these
points, and PARTIES WHO desire to visit
the south with 4; view ,f locating.
now is the time. as fruit of all kinds
is approaching maturity. For f~ll in,
formation. circiilarS. excursion bills
tud "Suutllcm llnmcsrrkrr's Guide.
apply to nearest coupon Ticket agent.
or the undersigned at Manchester.
Iowa. j. +. MERRY.
apr.2l-"t. Gen. West. Pass. ACT.
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Notice.

My stock of merchandise must he
closed ont in the next 90 days. In or
der to do so. | will sell all goods for
less than cost. Those who are indebt-
ed to me will please call and settle as
soon as possible, also store property
for sale ut Il bargain, store fixtures.
etc. WIN. J. LARSON.
Taylor, Oak. April 10th, 1888.
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NOTICE OF FlN.ALp PROOF,

.S.LANp OFFICE AT BISMARCK. DIT.
April Is, 1855.
Notice is hereby givcnthat the named
settler has filed notice of his intention To make
lnil proof III support of his claim, and Tim,
sad proof will h" mad" before JuinrsG q. Calnnhcll.
judge and rN -oilicio clerk of prohat. court. stark
county. DIT; nj his Office nj Dickinson, u. r.. on
May .!'lh. lSSS. viz:
BENEDICT LAWRENCE.
Tor HE east half of north west quarter and west
llail on nntii-cast quarter of section .6, i'm TOWN
ship lao II. of rayne ~ west.
lie nnIn's the following W.lnr-sr: 1n prove his
continuous Residence upon, and cultivation of,
sad land. VIZ; Edward C.. Bates. How ard W
iia'"s, W iillain u. Powers, and John NJ. Hodge.
all OF whose pos'oiiicc Address ~ Gladstone. Dak.
upr.al-Gw Rr,,st,r
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ORDERS FOR HEARING AND NO.
TICE OF APPLICATIONS FOH
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS.
Estnte of Andrew l.. Budsr, deceased. May l-t,
Special term. lSS-.
Territory of Dakota. -,
Stark County.
Al n I'robai. court held IN nlt. for Stark county,,
Territory of Dukola, at the Office of The Jud.s. ol
Probate III the town of Dick ilisoi. III snId county,
on the iiral day Of May. a. u. lsss.
Present. AME .tAMrHEII, Judge of Probate.
In the matter of thn cs'al. of Andrew /" lulgc.
dcevlscI. On reading and filing the pclrl!on Of
Jessie H.. Hudgc. o, Stark county. Dakotn. setting
forth tlut ANDREW l.. Entgr died inlcSra,e, on or
about thr 10Th day of April, lSSS, and praying
mat letters Of administration oi III" estate OF saIu
deceased BE- ISSUED 10 Horace l.. Dickinson OF
Stark county, Dakota.
II Is ordered that sa!d Application and petition
be heard by III" judge Of the Probate Court, in
and for Stark county, territory Of dakota, at a
ot Dickinson in SAID county of Siurk, on the 2lst
day Of May. AL 1875 al 10 O'Clock II. III. of iitt
day.
i, Is further ur,!,red tina, notice of Me time and
piacc of iri.r.n. h" Glsunby publishing IL copy al
TINS order three times. once IN each week. prlur
10 said hcnrlns in The Dickinson Press, Il r,wspu-
per published IN raid county, and tint copies Of
lhis order AMI notice br addressed 10 the heirs OF
sud deceased at their paccs Oi rrsidcucc aud de
posted u. the post Office with postage thereon
prcI,nid by The sud Horace J.. Dickinson. al least
len duys before III. nm: ui sand hearing.
Dated al Dickinson, Dakota, this first day Of
May. 1888.
BY the Court. JANE G. CAMrELI.l.
inay5 81 Judge "f rrobatr.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST,

Us. LANn OFFICE, Bl<MA:cK. ID. II.
April Z, 1855.
Pnnkralh Biri"rngaInrt Friedrich Won Si,loId for
abandoning hrs Homestead Entry No. 1913. dated
,lrll Isl. lsSI. upon the north west quarter,
section 4, tip. l3s north, Range ~. in Stark coun
~, Dakota. With II view To the cancellation of said
entry ile SAID parties M" hereby summoned to
appear AZ the ollie" OF Ferdinand I.rutZ. n notary
pubic al Hebron. Oak, ON the 18th day of MAY,
1858. al 10 O'Clock Il. III, 10 respond and furnish
testimony concerning SAID alleged abandonment.
ii"hilhG III tins office On The 3illi of Nav. 1883 at
!oclock p. M. ". W. IluTonINsoN.
'Il''i u. Receiver.
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TEST.
L. s.. Laxn urrrcr, g,xu,rck. d. ~.

Us. LASD OFFICE, BISMARcK. DIT.
April II, ISSs.
Byron Bird agaln1t William II. Porter for fail rrc
10 comply with Law ~ To TImbcr-tuliurc Entry
No. :l!to, dated Feb. -. lSS1, uInn The south half
"l VI" li"flii-WcSl quarter, scctionG, township l3g,
II. range ~. ". IN Stark county. Dakotn. win n
view Il" cancellation Of sad entry; c"nloslanl al
i'glli" that the sa!d William II. Porter has Who'll
~ abandoned snid tract of land. and thai ii" has
not brok, u or caused To he broken amy portion of
ihiid on sad tract duril" the years 1875 or 1887,
ana That he has not cultivated any l,art of SAID
tract Whatever dlriii. sad years. the .liI parties
are hereby summoned to appear al the Office Of
JUDI Jnincs g.. Campbell, judge and cX .uflcio
clerk "f Probate Court on the nth day of June,
1855. III looclork a. m. Ia respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged fail urc. Ilcur-
ing NJ mis- office June Ii. 1883. at . p. III.
j. w. HUTCHINSON.
ll'r.:N u, Receiver.
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In the case OF Frank Chase and
Davis Breeding, the former charged
with shooting Jasper Hultz and the
latter accessory. to be examined be-
fore Justice Campbell, last Saturday.
Alexander Hughes. attorney for
Chase and Breeding moved for a
change of velIc. This WAS granted
and III Tuesday. Nay LIST. the case
WAS brought before Justice o. c. Is :
sell. of Gladstone. The defrnlun ts
waived examination and were hel to
await the action of the grand jury.
with bail fixed at $1,000 for CHI ~
aldSl5O for Breeding. The prospects
are that Chase will succeed in obtain.
ing the reqni.'e,l bond. The witness.
es were held to appear under bonds
in the sum of $500 each. which have
been given.
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For Sale,

My we'll boring outfit complete.
Apply to Geo. Aud, at Register OF
Deeds office, Dickinson, or to
JAMES COLGRoyI,
Dickinson, ID. Il.
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For Sale.

Corner lot, south and west front.
with good frame house, we'll, etc. One
of the best locations in Dickinson. A
bargain for some one.
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livcrcd to Geo. Beisigl, OF Beckett &
Foote, Dickinson; Lyon farm, Taylor;
or 4. Nordbcrg, Rlchardton.
apr.2ltf. II. r. LYON.
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Good Team For Sale.

One span of heavy horses and har-
ness for sale cheap. Inquire of Jas.
lIasklns. Dickinson. Oak. m,y5tf.
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n. p. Time Table.
WESTWARD.

WESTWARD.
No. /, leaves st. Paul at 400 p. M;
arrives at Dickinson, 1888 Il. IN.
No, s.. leaves st. Paul at 500 Il. M;
arrives at Dickinson. $50 Il. m.
LASTW ARD.
No. .. leaves Dickinson at 1:02 p. M:
arrives ut st. Paul at 3:l5 y. III.
No. 6, leaves Dickinson ut l22::22o p. m;
arrives at st. Paul $50 p. III.
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y set of the ptraphrrnllia nece;.
sary forcon luetins tn" sameof rick
ket having arrived a number of our
young men viii organize IL cricket
clih. Considerable interest has been
awakened as to the relative ability of
the young married and the unmarried
men at the game. The preliminary
trial Monday left the matter in some
doubt and when the club is fairly
started th" question of superiority
between the two will have to be set.
tl,l
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The regular meeting of the Won.
ans Relief corps will be hold at Odd
Fellows hall next Monday evening.
\ full Attendance is requested.
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Horses for Sale.

-Four g cd teams for sale, cash or m
time. Inquire of Blair Il Trip or at
this Office. apr.l4tf.
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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Morse, of
Gladstone. Friday, May 18th. a girl.
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Geo. .AHld has re,i-iai Il, officer of
she day and Rev. Van Dalsem as
commander of the Il. \. IL. w. III.
Hoyt was elected commander.
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T. S. Cnderhill. of Antelope. was
in town. Wednesday, on business.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

II. l.. Dickinson has over loo acres
of grain in. and will continue seeding
until he has $50 acres of wheat and
oats and from 81 TO - acres of mil,et.
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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Drn-
ry. Sunlay. April %, u daughter.
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McGillivray's spirited stee,l. Snow.
made things lively for II short time
Wednesday in Il desperate attempt to
IL away and succeeded in scattering
part of his load along the street. hut
Archie Granteer held fast to the lines
and no great damage IA done.
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An oval drop-leaf table for sale.
Inquire ut this office.
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The Dickinson syndicate this week
sold Thomas Willis two valuable resi-
dence lots on Sims street.
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Homestead Entries
FINAL PROOFS
CAN BE MADE.
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

l.ASn OFFICE AT ElsMAHck. ID. Y.
April :, 1883.
Notice Ia hereby given that tlr follow inr-
named settler ia> 'licl notice OF his intention To
max" maj proof IN support Of his claim. and
that said proof Will lr made before James {;
Campbell Judg" and rN-oiicio Clerk prohut,
C"nrl OF stark county. NJ Dickinson, Oak. Ter.
on May 18th lSSS. "
JOSEPH ". SCOTT.
'or 'ii'' 5olltll -w'st quarter, of section M. ii, in
township No. l3s. II. OF range Sc W.
lie names III" following witnesses la prove, hi,
'"iliiiili"as residence upon, and cultivation of
SS,i'd land. viz: William II. lloyt. lass Il. Cook
Horace +. Hatch and John +. Tin.lr, ali of who's,
post"liire address is Dickinson, Daknta.
apr,-Gt. Rc"istrr
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FISHER.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice i hereby given that by virtue Of n indg-
en- by the District Court of The sixth judi ciai dis
trict. in and foF tile county of Stark. md Terrific.
~ of Dakota. aud entered and dockct-l in the
otsc, of The cierk al sa.d cciirl in and for sud
county ca III" .j-t lay OF April. le>S. II M acton
wherein james Ernms,I il r~lainlIf. and Waiter
II. Richards and .hIoe!tH. Thompson. c"pnrtnrr-
und.r rse firm maine of richards ~ Thompson.
aud Western Starr as assign" Tor Richards "
Thompson ar" defendants. IN fHvur of sai! plain-
rff and against said defendants Walter II Rich
ard and Abort Il. Thompson for the sum of two
thousand one hundred and tifty-toUt dollars
s.. 81 and costs and disbursement IN tAls nc
ton. and by virtue "f an execution 10 II" issued
out of Ia. Office Of me clerk of The Di-ltist : curt.
II ard for said county of STARK. l.. Tn sheriff Of
said "otirtv wtil --ll al p!bllr auctcn Z" III" high-
st bidder for cash. Thursday shr ln'h dar OF
May. y. u. i-s-. tiir salc t. comm"iIcr al j,
o'clock a. IN q! thar day. The follow N described
prop rtg. all that stock of anpd- and chat'cl-.
wares. effect and merchandise. consist IL ,r!n-
cipallv OF "rpcrric-. ready. mad r%inihinE. -"lit :
iurii hing goods. nplicn-. boot, shoes. !iatS and
cap, COOKERY and -toro iiA'nre>. coh-i>lun" of
'nrec par nj -cal,-. foiir Id. ann, one ciiandc-
iraa trs. on" heating stow ana ilrc ~ The llac.
lin. store bIIiin. II James f,ul.!l. on Barnes
street. in i,icS uson, lh-lil county Of Stark. D.T
Dated III .tth Gay OF April. lets.
Months 4. SEEA>TIAS.
sheriff of Stark County. ID. II.
WILLIAM GIE>oS.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Dickinson, D.T,
~ ~ Iuu,
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LASD OFFICE AT BI-MARK, y.


April RI, 1858.
Notice is hereby given That the GLOWING named
settlers have filed iioticcof their Intention to make
lirnl proof in support of their claim-.and that .nid
proof wii! b" made bcfor. james q. Campbell,
Judge and rX oilicIo CIcIk of the Probate Court
1889, viz:
JOHN FISHER,
for the south least quarter of ecc,ion 90, in town.
ship $40 II. of range 3G ".
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous Residence upon, and cultivation of.
said and, VIZ: Frank J.. Abbott. Thomas j. Nc
Donald. Edward Dodd and William Whinu. a!!!.of
whose postoticr address il Dickinson, ID. II.
Also ROBERT FISHER.
for the southwest quarter. section T.. township
40, north Of range SO west.
lie names ihr following witn"-sD- To prove his
continuous rc-idcnc" upon. and cultivation Of,
sud land. VIZ: Frank y. Abbott, IIIomM- j Ne
Donald, Edward Dohd and William Whi mn, all
of whose post Office address is Dickinson Oak.
JoIS a. I;EA.
inay3-iw. Register.
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Saml. Butson hats the frame up fol
a neat residence on Halinaford street
The contractors are stamp & Green,
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If you want IL good team of horses
call OH c. $. Langdon.
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David Brown is having an addition
to his residence built. The work is
by Codeland & McGregor.
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Ed. Chase. brother of Frank, ar
rived from the east Thursday.
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Having stored 4 large quantity of
good ice last winter | am now pre-
narpd to deliver the ane to GUS
toners in any r,ut of the city in
quantities to suit.
Abr. 2s.4t BROOKS GoODALL.
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MI. McMilliI. auditor %! statesman
county, was in town "Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

The Dickinson Drug Co. is opening
up a fine line of COOKERY and china
ware.
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The new time card goes into effect
on the Northern Pacific Tomorrow.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

Mrs. A. l.. Badge and family left
for Wisconsin "Wednesday.
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Born. to MIR. and Mrs. ii. ID. Steven
son. Monday April 3oth. a girl.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of Courl-H. +. Hatch.
District .A,torney-Wm: Gibson.
ComInis.ioncrs-A. Mcliillivray, Robert Lee,
T. S. Underlill.
Shcritf-M. A. Sebastian.
Register of Dccdt--Gro. Aud.
Treasurer-J. y. Furrah.
Judge of Probatc-Jas q. Campbell.
AsscsSor-Joln Ricsbcck.
Superintendent of Schools-TIos. L. Evans.
Coroncr-P. Ellison.
SURVEYOR. q. Saunders.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Govcrnor-Louis X. Church. Bismarck.
Secretary-M. L.. Mccormack. Bismarck.
Treasurer. W. Raymond. Bismarck.
AUDITOR. p. Ward. Sioux Falls.
A. Dye, Mcllotte. ~,
Assistant Superintendcnt-Frank A. Wilson,
Attorney Generate. F. Templeton. Fargo.
United States District Attorney-John 4. Car
land, Bismarck.
Commissioners of mmlEratloh-f mcclure
United States Marhal-D. W. Mara,ia, Fargo.
Delegate TO Congrrss-O. $. Clifford. Canton.
Surveyor General-Mura:s Taylor. Huron.
Adjutunt Gensral-Coi. y. y. Tyrcr, Fargo.
Board of Health-C. +. King. Nj. D., supcrin-
tendcnt, Mundan.
THE JUDICIARY
Oh;cf. J~usticc-Bartlctt Trip. Yankton: asso-
ciatc justices-C. $. Palmer (Fourlh DISTRICT.
Sioux Falls; W. II. Francis Sixth districn, Bis
narck; w. b. Mcconnell Grhitd district. Fargo
c. NJ. Thomas First district. Deadwood; James
Spencer (Flfth district. Huron. Clerk. II. Z.
Young, Yankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Abe. Boynton. Lcnox: Alex. Grisss. Grand
Forks; N 7. Smith. Huron; ---secrtlnr!'
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.
Capitol.,:.....: pa s,m;fo
Dakota eIIiiliuh
North Dakota University. Grand Forks
North Dakota Hospital for lnsant.... jamestown
Penetentiary for southern Dakota. SIOUX Fails
Penitentiary for Northern Dako'a ..,: Bismarck
Reform School .Plankinglon
Deaf Mute School. ....S!ouA rails
Dakota Agricultural brookinss
Normal School . .Maut soiii
Normal School............ .Spcarnsh
School of wy
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3Irs. samuel Bolton returned from
visiting friends in the east Wednes-
day.
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w. y. Mcclure. the popular Station
agent ut Richardton. passed Wednes-
day in town.
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Miss Leila Scott left foi the east
last Sunday.
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Born. to- Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pat.
rick. of Taylor, Friday. May 4tl. /;
girl.
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A. p. Young. i1"nse and sign paint
er. will be in Dickinson about the LIST
of May, prepared to,o PAPER hanging.
granting, tintills dAi genera! house
painting III all its branches. Reserve
YOUR orders for him.
Apr. 2estf.
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Reward Notice.

/ will pay So pei head for amy stock
branded Il on lief. .!..n!.., de:
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Rev. a. II. Van Dalsem and daush'
ter left for the east Tuesday.
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The q. y. K. will observe memorial
day. May 80. with appropriate ser
vices at the court house, Il parade
and hy decorating the graves of the
soldiers buried here. The Odd Eel.
lows. Brntllrrhoods of Locomotive
Engineers. and Fircmen aud Brother.
hood of l'rak-men. will take part in
the parade. The q. a. r. is conteln.
plating having a grand celebration
here Jnly 4th.
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The Norman Stallion "Boaumont'.'


IS Washington street. Chicago. Ill.
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Requires some act of Improvement
10y the applicant himsrlf. and Il film.
costing two dollars as the first steps.
Then actual residence. cultivation OF
the soil and payment ut ssl.2l OF >22.1u
per acre. according To location. Thi,
payment is not required before two
years and nine months. Amy time,
however. after sin months rcSidrnr,
and cultivation the payment n,
made and title hal.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

BENZ. Walton pulled ont Thursday
with II load of freight for r. l.. Chmm-
ing. of Camp Crook.
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.'lir LAND LAWS.
How to get Government Land in The
Bismarck District.
TlII: ~uNNE>rLAn

TIL: HOMESTEAD
Law gives the head of Il family,
male or female. the right to enter Il
{. uartcr section. l6u acres. of vacant
land ii he or she is IL native horn citl-
zen of the United States. OF ii foreign
born has taken ont ''tirst papers. y.
single mau Tor single womanl over
2l years OF age is given the same
chance. Within six months of date
of entry the party mast build Il house
OH the lan,i taken and begin living in
it. If hc lives OIL AMI farms ii i"r
live Years. title is arla:rvl hy proNi"s
those facts and paying the lannt office
fees. four OF eight lollarS-thr latter
the highest figure. Iii at amy time be-
fore the five Yeats run ont the iluiur
stradcr wants To pay lor his Land. he
can 10 SO. The price per acre is Sl.221
and $50. The cheaper pric" rules
on lands forty miles from the NORTH
ern Pacific railroad. and the higher.
$3.50. within that distance.
An eN-sol,litr, who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served lor ii discharged
on account of disability the
whole tim" for which he
enlistcu) deducted from the live
years. His army service. To the en-
tent OF four Years. counts as su much
residence. The original fees at the
land office are $l4 and SIS the for
mer for Sl.25 land and the latte: ion
500 land.
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The celebrated lecturer. Eli Per-
kins' has been engaged by the G. A..
II. to deliver one Of his inilnitable
lectures at Dickinson, Saturday, May
10Th. Every body should attend for
the double purpose of helping a good
cause and enjoying All evening of rich
hulnor. Tickets 30 cents. Comrades
Brown. Tam!,lin and O'Niell are the
committee of nrrnngemtnts.
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All those who wish to march un,lrl'
the banner OF that grand old party"
the Republican, should remember
and be present at the caucus to he
held al the rourt house this. Saturday
afternoon at TOM o'clork for the plr.
pose OF rlectillg delegates to the
county convention. If it is thought
advisable IL republican club will be
organized at the meeting.
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THE TIMBER CULTURE ACT.

~ 30
Under this law quarter section. 100
acres. is allowed the qualified man on
woman. resident or nonresident. who
pays all fees and thereafter breaks
~ ploWS ilNr acres TN" INST Year. rNl.
tiNatrS it the second year and plants
to forest trees. cuttings M seeds the
third year: and beginning the second
| year breaks another live acres and
cnltivatra and plants the third and
fourth years. When he gets his ten
acres (thr lawful arra) planted, he
keeps the trees cultivated and in good
growing condition for four years
more. OF eight Years from date of
his entry. Ii ut that time he cam
show 600 healthy trees he will he
granted title upon paying ~. land
Office fees. joins n. REA.
Register
Y. S. Land Onice. Bismarck. ID. y
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Treasurer Farrah spent the first of
the week ut his farm near Taylor
looking after srrlns work.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

Judge Campbell WIS slightly under
the weather during the early part of
the week hut has fully recovered.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

One of the heaviest real estate deals
taking place this spring is that in
which the property of james Collis-
ter. ON Willard street is transferred
to II. j. Whitley. of the Stark County
Bank. The property is among the
best on the street and brought Il com
siderati"n of S2.5oD. Mr.. Whitley
will improve the property.
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b. T.. Benson has closed his chop
house and will go on the range for
ON" of the cattle companies.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE

President. II. L. .oucks, Clear Lake; vice prcsi-
dents. y. w. Hardin. Piankiuton. +. Is. fancher,
Jamestown; secretary. {. y. Soderbcr@ Hart
ford; treasurer. l.. ID Scott. MilibaiIk; lecturer,
A. ID. Chase, Wa,crtown.
DAKOTA LIVE STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATIONS
President. e.. b.. Kennedy. Madison; vice presi
dent. Cd Alioway. Grand Forks; secrctary. \.
o. johnson, Montrose; treasurer, { +. Place
Sioux Falls.
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srArks LAM nrrlcEs.

DAKOTA BOARD oE AGRICULTURE.
President. &. a. Bliss. Aberdeen, sccrriary. w.
F, Y. Bushnell, Huron; treasurer. John +. Ben
nett, Clark.
DAKOTA HORTICULTURAL. .sSp FORESTRY SOCIETY
President, Z. DcBcll. SionX Fails; vice prc5i-
dent. GIL Whitney. EsmoMd: secretary. Mrs. l..
A. Alderman, Hurley, treasurer, A.. w. Hayes,
Parker.
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Plaintiff Attorney. Dickinson, d. I.
onY .S.1w.
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Mrs. Albert Trip arrived from st
Paul, Tuesday. and was met here hl
her husband. They left next day fol
tn. ranch.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad
Company is very considerate i'm sell
ing to the cemetery association a
beautiful plot of ground consisting of
ten acres for the nominal sam of
SlO. The land is considered worth
several hundred dollars and our leo-
pie certainly appreciate the generous
offer 10y the company.
The Dickinson press., 1888-05-05

Mrs. Charles Rowe. of Mingusville.
and Miss Elsie Rowe. of Minneapolis.
are visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs, ~, {, Rowe,
The Irish standard., 1888-03-17

a5{
Demo al stoS & the best IN
Sterest sSWherein he has dWelt 50 long,
there could be 10 mistak ma de- in tie
nomination aud el lection of oole
to the city counci
ss Marketshall was well L filled on Sur day
BON with a body Of earnest men.
who came to listen to- addresses by
Bishop Ireland and Father Mahnaey.
The Rev. Father is eyid emily In favor
Of boycotting the saloons, and by the
way the ranks Of the Father Mathew
society are being filed a great many
men think likewise. Bishop Ireland
told all to remember that St. Patrick's
day was near at hand and he wanted
every man to turn out, rain orIhail, to.
show their. strength and let our citizens
see that total abstinence does not dli,
minish, but Strengthens our regard and
homer for the memory of st. Patrick.
The Bishop will in one week from next
Sunday, present to the man who brings
into the society the most N embers, a
black thorn stick -one
lately sent over by an Irishman whom
he had never met. The society voted to
turn out on st. Patrick's day. About
500 was added to the funds of the
society. 5 ..ss nj Y, 5Si 553.