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HOMELESS AND DESTITUTE

Tw" Hundred Houses in Ashes and I,5OO
Persons In Distress ut Hucnfcld, Ger
many.
BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-A fire has been rag
ing since an early hour at liucnfeld, near
Casscl, Two hundred houses arc in
ashes and /. 800 persons are homeless
aud destitute. Great distress prevails,
BERLIN. Oct. 31--'Thc fire at Hucn-
field. near Casscl. continues To spread.
Three hundred houses. including public
buildings. have been consumed. \ force
of military and thirty fire brigadcs from
adjacent places are rndeavoring to gain
control of the flames.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS FOR OCT. 3


Wheat November sll;3,: Dec"ith-r. y ial.
May, .ii," !.:ii
Corn october in',f .1l. Nayrln',.r iol,
iol,c: December ~ -r: May. $40, ~
Oats oci"i,er, *i1i': Npvr"m-, :}.r u.
c.nber, %; May ~" sh5c.
Pork pc'ob"r, Sli3;i4., November 81, 1;i, b
cembrr, SlIa5;l.; May, Sl;5;l
Lard oc,ohrr, ss.::ia: HoS"nibrr :ss.l.
December SD: May, So
Rlbs-OctObrr. $. 80: .Janlarv 8. H..
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ualtilN tnt courage 30 llNr:

Can't drink enough to forget. sir.
Amt Christian enough to forgive.
This was the wall of Il man who had
endured the tortnres of "liver com.
plaint" and dyspepsia for years: and
he might have endnrel them for life.
had he not heard that DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery would
make him Il we'll man. He 1ave it a
trial and was cured. Once he was
hollow-eysd, cmariate,l. and slowly
tottering toward the tomb: hut now
he is vigorous. rohnst and healthy.
There is nothing that can compare
with the "Di>rovrry" as IL curative
agent for our s"nr stomach. constipa-
tion. impure blood and hiliousness.
The worst cases of Nasal Catarrh
positively and permanently cured by
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
ST. Paul Grain and proyi,iou..

Wlma, "" hard. 81 20 h.a; No Northern
sl.:o bid: No. .Nortli"rn, sll3 bid
Corn %u :. ilc asked:
@pats No .niix'Hl .:t, bid: November &c Lrl
:;c asked: year atc bid 2,c asked NJ :. Wilt.
y" bid
Hay Eaiird, No. /, :5G.G asked; upland prai
ri-, SO, asked
Potatoes .5c bid: .Gr asked
Eggs-.oc bid
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su,liyan.s GollI.I,nnrov;,,,

NEW YORK, Nov. LIN letter to the
editor of The Illustrated News John l..
Sullivan says he is the only champion
and hopes to he prepared at an early
day to defend the title against all comers.
ilrain. he says, will have the first
chance, and if they meet he has no feal
uf the result
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Notice.,

People wishing stock kcp; tni tn.
winter eau make such arra4r,urj3,s
with Max >an:"rI. Sto.N ttHrn and
delivered at such times as suit cns-
toners. stock kept "n farm six
miles west of Dickinson. To make
arrangements call Oh Max sanford. At
at his iewelry store. Dickinson. l3tf.
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DAGOS IN POSSESSION.

Troubles on til" Hereford Railway Again
scrious---Tr""ps Ordered to the Front.
MONTREAL, Oct. :}O.-Thc trouble with
the Italian lahorcrs ut work on tho Here
ford railway has broken out again and
the situation is far more grave than at
the first outbreak The striking ltal-
ians are in possession of the company's
camp and stores. Troops have been
called for and blootlshcd is thought to be
inevitable.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

The Armour tow mill lla, b""ii pun into
the hands nf its creditors.
a man from railroad camp rcpultr'l
in Rapid Citv that il wounded man cam"
regularly to their outfit for food. I'i,.
man is supposed To hc Doilgiuity. tho
missing train r"bi'i. His hiding place"
is being searched for
l.eatcrSlli,' is. rcporir,la, al,llc.irle from
an rpidcln" of scarlet ic:er.
lin tn" Devil, Lake tax case. nNolv-
in@ $,,.5oo ta%"- against the Nanii"ha
railroad. 'l' position "I the rai!rati rn..i-
1auN that HE gross earnings tax mast
be- held ru lr in lien OF all Other taxes
W., sustained bv Judge McC ConnriI
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
COUNTY ofEi' Err =.
n. =. Time Table.
wEsTW ARD.

WE>TWA ARD.
No. 1. leaves st. Paul at 4:0O p. M;
arrives at Dickinson. l2::lo p. M.
No. 5, leaves st. Paul ut 500 p M;
arrives ut Dickinson. 9:5u y. III.
EASTWARD.
No. leaves Dickinson ut 6:223 p. M;
arrives ut st. Paul at 5:U5 r. III.
No. 5. leaves Dickinson ut 4:lo Il. M;
arrives ut st. Paul 400 Il. III.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
The Indian Summer Time.

\ beautiful song and chorus, by
Will l.. Thompson. author of "Gath-
crins >irlis ON the sea shore. etc.
1t Is ome,"f TIL" prrttirst songs ever
published; amy music dealer will mail
ii tpi ~ c".t>. Published by W. L..
Thompson < Co.. l. Isl Liverpool, o.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Sl' NJ MONS.

SUMMONS.
Territory OF Daknla. In Justice Court,
So. Before j G.. CAMPBELL,
"uh'V OF ~lnrk Justice Of the Peace.
thns III kIincfcii.r. plnintitf.I
chs. T. kitiridg". Defendant.
'lh" Territory "f DnkotM. sends greeting: to Cha.
Y. kiI'rid"c. Defendant.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me-
al my Office. in the town Of Dickinson. in -ud
county. on the fifth day of December. a. D. 1885
~ 2"cIock r. IN. To answer to The complaint of
Nh" above nnlnccd Plaintiff. Charles II. Kiinrfc!-
r. ho claims to recover of you the sum of sixty
IN" dollars and seventy five cents on account oi
Hrnl- and h"nrd furnished yotiat vour request by
,.alnii' and on account of goods. wares and mcr
linrdi-" furnished you III your request bv Chas
: Lnngdon. The claim and account for which
nave been duly assigned by -nd Tnngdon to
,'!ainill and vou nre hereby notified that if yo,.
nj! Ia appear and answer -nid mpaint us above
'prlired. -nd plaintiff viii take judscmen,
.autr.i Nnu for -iAtv-iivc dollars and seventy 81:
.ni~, and the costs and disbursements Of thi
Irti"n.
Given under my hand. rhi- 10Th day Of October.
y, ID 1sss.
JAME- G.. tAMrEELL
Justice of the Foac" ".thn and for Stark Count,
Dhko'i. oct ~ Nv.
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Discoveries More Valuable Iilan Gold.

Are Santa .Ahir, the California dis
r"very ior Consumption aud Diseases
OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs. and
California Cdt-R-Cnre. the only guar
Intced cure for (ataIrh. Cold in the
Head and Kindred complaints. They
dle sold AT II per package, oi' three
I"r $50. aid are recommended amt
used iy the leading physicians of th"
racIi,' coast. Not secret compounds.
GnAlantce'l by Dickinson Drug Co.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Points to Sir Charles Tuup.r,

OTTAWA. Ont, Oct 3O.-Thc latest rl-
NOR in political circles hero is that Sir
Charles Tnpper, high commissioner to
England. will succeed Lord Sackvillc as
British Minister to the United States.
The authorship of the story is unknown.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Charge west with Maliciou, Intent

New YORK. Oct 3O.-Thc Hcrald's
Washington special says the belief grows
that Lord Sackville's letter was not
blun'lcr. but was inspired by Il desire on
the minister's part to hurt the admins
tn,
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There will lie IL danc. at the rin;,

The attention of the public is call Il
t. the advertisement oi Ernst Hart
nian i'll anothrr column. Mr.. Hart
man is Il first class watch repairer. as
many know WHO have had work done
by hiEl. He will soon have Il large
stock of jewelry aud fancy goods
placed OH sale.
y. y. Dickinson has !; l.i,'imcnto OF
the campaign in which Gen. Harrison
WIS elected to the presidency Tor y
yralS ago. 1t is Il tobacco ',N whi'..l
hel,iGrh 10 his father and WAS in ;iSe
hy lim ,;uring that cainTaiym. ON
one side is !, neatly engraved view ut
Il loy cabin and OH the other the ini-
tialS III. ID.
T.. Il. NMoWlton. chief train dis
natrhrr ut this point. started on ;,n
eastern trip SUNDAY. Before leaving,
he WI, p.r>"i.'r,l with Il rnr>c oi
Sl""''. rs ii t"hen ul the appreciation iii
which hr is held hy he employees of
the y. l.. Go. His health hu.; bccun.r
injured lay clos" application to the da,
ties of the office "i.! his vacation is
Well earned.
Beckett n Co.. Who own the right to
.tll the territory west of the Missouri
river t"l tn" m Mn.lctlrr and sale of
P,rkin, iire-,Youi window shutters.
have ,~rnlr,t 10 locate here. an, are
p' tti'. UP a building on f.ast Main
street and viii hr. ru!min- in :. short
time. i'hry lAtv" new several ORDER,
in lroAi 'i.-ttnt cities us we'll as irnm
oOY uWn citizens. We predict for
tll,iu Il good business from t.c start
Northwestern. EAriI;,myr. Spul,am,
Falls. w. I.
Fine iirin of Beckett y Gu. mentioned
above consists of .laulcs Brckr, aud
john iIas iii. both well ilitoWil lprmcr
re,I,lrmt> %. pic himson. We wish
iieln ,ti,'c,'>s ili li,ir u,sv venture.
he i'int, ,,u,S l4ut desire. tu lucl-
die III tn" ,ii Ii.:, ol % her cui,lltirs, or
the Ip"ppl" 9emr.tIiv. i,ut when char
-,> .t' IM,'ic ~ r.it;tlt! :!''w>ral" is
" III lll"ut alr,iiNn.s tn ni>r"ll,lGrt %.
the PARTIES ctit-"I we would ash iur
ll!uuuatlnn WHit, have llirv done To
deserve lhr;>" charges! The Gladstone
ll'lh.'t ln. st,.liv i!,nr il u, !n.rm pltcll-
nl- tat. cvrt.tll persons IN Stark cOIsn-
tN IN tAiS M uin".. and wlru it,, Salu-
lo-hr-ptlltor Mr.. Wilson. was in
M~ul!am Il short time ago we asked
liin wh 1t those mrn had d-Mr. The
answer Was not loillicoi!iinT. Nei-
her li,,, tii" ll"r ,Ii IIl!,llSilrd specific
charges. a, we have seen. alt l,u,,gh
they have htcn looked lur. At dis
talirr ii appears to ln IL dug-ln-thc-
malIgcr attain. ami that earnest. pro-
grrSslvr men. Mcn of property. are
l,vlMy Prosecuted almost entirely 10y
those OWNING the least and pay ing the
least taNal"n. Mandan Times.
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may ] off,.
Notice.

Having disposed OF my meat mar.
ket to III. NJ. .lor"cns would request
all persons who are indebted to me TO
call ut the market and settle as soon
as possible. III. j. SCHULTZ.
Dickinson. Oct. y. IS
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

y ninI "l OF good rooms To rent at
reasonable rates in the Col!istcr block
ar'I in the brick I,;nrl block. Apply
at the stark GO. Bank.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Another schcme Nippcd i'm tic Bud

PHLADELrIIA, Nov. MIR Powderly
announces the discovery Of a plot to
issue on the eve Of election a circular
purrortlng to be signed by him advis-
ing knights of Labor to vote for Ger
tain party. He warns the knights to
pay no attention to any such decoys.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

y. ID. lIcrsey had his hous" hauled
into town and placed in position Oh
Barnes street this week. He will add
to and otherwise improve and make
IL comfortable residence of it.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO, nc' 81 Hogs Receipts, 1900 head;
market active. firm carry INT weaker
later with a ,iclirr of -. light
s. .3i.'0 rough packing. -.o~ stai; mix.,l
g ;.nQ. $50: heavy ra"an. and Shipping, si&
miG0
Gath. Receipts, 1000 head: Hark" slow:
L'ev"s. s2p5!j; cows, Si.iog3oo; >tockers.
S:m2.4,
&hc"p Receipts. 500 head: natives. S3G.3 ~
We5.iIl-, S.nf,.3 ~: T.xaus S. .jG.3 ~; lambs,
s3.7.d!.!n.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Kcli.ion in Politics.

WssEc. Nov l.-There is !, strong
fight in thi, county over county supcrin-
trn,lcnt Of schools-Catholics against
ProtcStants.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
MARYLAND, Registrations.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 1.-The regis
tration returns from the entire state
show that the total number of voters i'm
Maryland is aio.1sS. "t which 80. G:32 ar..
,lt,rrttS
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
NOTICE OF FINALpROOF.

JAME- .tAMrEELI..
Justice "f The Pcac" w.thin and for Stark County
Dakota. oct 2J.1w
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

All persons Indebted to the late firm
of Richards Il Thompson are request
ed to settle at once with the under.
signed and save costs.
WE>TERN STARR.
may l't'. Assignee.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
The Champion Scullcr Defeated by >carle
in "a Mai, u, fnr fl,c l..It

LONDON. Nov. IA dispatch from
Australia announces that Scarlc has de.
fcated Kemp in a match for the sculling
championship and E5UO side on the
Paramatta river
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
The kcarsargc Will GO ntnI IIn.,i.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l.-Thc acting
secretary of the navy has detached
.Allan d. Brown from duty at the naval
academy and ordered him to the COM
mand of the United States ship Kcar-
sarge. being repaired at Norfolk. She
will he put in commission as soon as pos
s'blr and sent to protect American in
trrcstS i'll llayti. which are said to have
been endangered by the action of that
government in seizing the American
steamer llaytirn Republic.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

The Indians are all back ut Standing
Rock agency, and Frost Head is in ail
waiting the return of Major Mcl.augh-
lin. He is an alleged medicine man. and
has been the cause of much trouble. lie
had 4 vision of the Crows attacking the
Sioux. and excited the young bucks,
who went to meet the enemy.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

The press of other matter this week
makes it necessary TO aihreviate local
news.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Remember Haynes will be here
from sunday until Friday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Haynes. the photographer will lee
here next week. until Friday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

1Itt tHe .1HtT1F5T III OTdHt 5 .HrIlOITs.
NEW ! DIRK. Nov. Mrs. Grant has
laid Gen. Badeau $4,000 in settlement
Dt his claim against Gen. Grants estate
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

The "Dld Tiine Investigator says
it is easier to sell stoves tl:;ln To en-
plain May Howard's performance II
the rink.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
Chicago will Get tn. Prise,
KEMP OUTRoWED.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. Libby prison
to be removed to Chicago
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TERRITORIAL OFFICERS

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
Governor-Louis X. Church. Bismarck.
Secretarv-M. l.. Mccormack. Bismarck.
Treasurer-J. w. Raymond, Bismarck.
Auditor-J p. Ward. Sioux Falls.
Superintendent OF Public lnatructlon-Eusene
A. Dye. Mellette.
Assistant upcrin;cnden.-Frank A. Wilson,
Pcmbina.
Attorney Gcncral-C. I. Tcmplcton, Fargo.
United States District Attorney-John +. Car
Commjssioner of Immigraton--P. +. Mcclure,
Pierre.
Delegate TO Consress.o' ;: =; Glnord; M Santon'
Adjutant General-Col. y. y. Tyner. Fargo.
Board Of lIcalth-C. +. king. NJ. D.. superin-
tendent. Mandan.
THE JUDICIARY
Chief. Jus,ice-Barlrn Trip. Yank,on; asso-
cate jlstices-I. F.. Garland Fourth district,
Sioux Falls: Rodcrick Rose lSiX,h district, Biz
murck: W. b. Mcconnell trhird district. Fargo:
c. NJ. Thomas First district. Deadwood: james
Spencer lFfth district Huron. &. F. Temple
ton. Clerk IL. C. Youns. fankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Abe. Boynton. LcnoN; Alex. Grggs. Grand
Forks; y. T. Smith. Huron: j. NJ. Quinn. OF
Bismarck. secretary.
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.
Capitol ........... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bismarck
Dakota University. ty.................. Nermlilon
North Dakota University .......-.Gr Grand FORKS
Dakota Hospital for the lnsunc.. ....... Y ankton
North Dakota Hospital for Insane. j JAMESTOWN
Penctentary for southern Dakota. Sioux Falls
Penitcntiary for Northern Dakota. Bismarck
Reform School .fiahkihS.n,,h ,,
Dakota Agricultural College. Brookings
Normal School ol.......................... Madison
Normal School ............ ............ Spearnsli
School of Mines Observation-Disclosures. Rapid City
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
NOTICE OF FINAL HOMESTEAD
EPKOOF.


LAND OFFICE AT BisMAnK. ID. Il.
oct. ), 1888.
N'iiv'iS her, hy given hat the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention 10 make
final proof IN support of his claim, and that sad
proof VIII hc made before James e. Campbell,
Judge and rN otcio Clerk of the Probate Court
NJ hi "ic, nj Dickinson. ID. Y, ON November %,
lSSS. VIZ:
JOSEPH GATTING.
for The east half OF north WEST. quarter and east
hall OF south west quarter section S, in town
ship l33 II. of rang. .. W.
lie names III" following, witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of.
said i,nd. VIZ; Rudolph Finger, Miles Ninynrd.
whose p"si-oilirc address is South Heart. Oak
OSCAR T.. REA,
"e'''"'"" Register.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

In renewing her subscription t" the
Press. Mrs. John Bolton, writing
from jackson, Mich. closes ilel letter
with: IL remain Il we'll wiSher la III"
prosperity of Dickinson and Its pru-
pie.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

f. q. Erpel. of Newton. started for
st. Paul. Tuesday. at which place he
will spend the winter.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

\. III. .irmett received an elegant
new phaeton Tuesday.
If you want election stickers leave
your order early at this office.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

VIM. W"rnfor,. Formerly of'Mandar.
has been appointed station agent ut
Gladstone To tahr the place of Mi.
Turck. who has GONE to st. Paul.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

NJ. :. Cuskelly and wife came in
from the ranch Monday and returned
home Wednesday.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

\. {. Lawrence WAS confined To his
house few days last week Ivy sick
ness but is out again hale and hearty
rs ever
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Miss May IIomard AMI Prof Will
liamS. at the rink "Wednesday and
Thursday evening. succeeded in inNs-
tifyins the audience. as to tl'" nann'r
in which their i'eats ut slight of hand
wcr, performed. The audiences were
small but felt well entertained.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Ten wagon, of wheat, drawn 10y ~
traction engine, arrived in .abecrcl,rn
from the Hall farm. The grain avcrag, d
fifteen bushels per acre, and sold for
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Call upon {. 5. I.angdon for Sewing
Machines. oil. etc.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Miss Mary DAILY will leave for her
home, Freeport. Mimi, to-day.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

The photograph car Of +. j. Haynes,
official photographer of the Northern
Pacific. will he i'm Dickinson. ~,il,lay
the +th of November and remain ,r-
til the oth. All who desire iirst-cia~,
work in photography will make note
of the dates. MI. Haynes is well
known as one of the best artists i'm
the territory.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03
TROUBLES IN HAYTI.

\ Mnn-"iWar 4" Proceed to the island
t" Protect American Interests.
w .S!IlNGToN. Oct. 3l.-Thc secretary
of state has requested the navy depart
neni 10 send IL man-of-war to llavti to
protect American interests there. which
appear to be jeopardizcd 10y the seizure
of the American steamer "Havti on Re
publican. at st. Marie. The Boston.
tine only available vessel of the North
atlantic squadron. is now in some Con-
trail American port, beyond the reach of
the telegraph. Efforts, however. will be
made to communicate with her and it is
expected she will he able to reach lIayti
in few davs.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Col. q. c. BiSseIl. returned to Glad.
stone las. week from an extended
visit among friends in Wisconsin.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Col. w. I. DlSSell. returned To Lldu-
stone las. week from an extended
visit among friends in Wisconsin.
Married ut Bismarck Saturday. oct
81, by Justice Hare. Oliver Zjner and
Miss Mary HaEtrson OF Taylor.
b. E. Benson has purchased Il house
in south Dickinson. furnished it nice
Iy and made a pleasant home.
II. j. Whitley has received a letter
from j. b. Price dated ut Tacoma. at
which place he will spend the winter.
J. III. Gordon STOPPED over here a
few days with hi- tlie,llS. Mr. and
Mrs. II. j. Whitley. He WAS on his
way west.
l.. &. LeCompte. for some time EN-.
ploycd in the Western Tniom tele.
graph office at this place. is now sta
ton agent at Mcdora.
superintendent Greene has passed
the last few days here looking after
j. the railroad Improvements and other
business of the company.
3. T. Fowler has moved his stock
of hardware into his new quarters in
the new brick block and has one of
the finest business rooms in town.
Doc Palmer has been busy this
week leveling the piles OF earth re-
moved from the cellar at the bank
block. preparing fora side walk which
will be laid along the front of the
building and on Barnes street.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03


UNITED STATES IASD OFFICES.
-, John \. Rra. register.
hiNmareA'''''''' ID. W. Hutchinson. receiver
Is. {. Tiffany. register.
't"hu i'i"E'''' w. j. Anderson. receiver
H. W Lord, register.
Defli i-ahe''''' :. :. Smith. receiver.
NJ. +. Eut,elic. register.
Carso'.-..'''''' T.. L. Grar.. receiver.
n. Ii. Harris. register.
Aoerueeh' '.'''''' l.. y. Burke. receiver
VI. 5. Mcfarland, regisicr
huroh'..'.''''.' +. w. Miller. receiver
M W Sheafc. register.
Natrto"h' h'.'''' ID. II. Bramblc. receiver.
Hughes East. register
1anhlon.'. +. NJ. /icbaCh. receiver.
George Evcrtt, register.
MltcheiI''.'''''' Theodore Singiscr receiver,
,R Whitcsidc, register.
Deadwoou u..'.. John I.aFuhre. receiver.
DAKOTA BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
President, C.. a. Bliss. Aberdcrn secretary;
F. Y. Bushnell. Huron; treasurer. '"hn r. bcr-
nett, Clark.
DAKOTA HoRrI,uIlt RAJ ANp FORESTRY -"'l lhif
President Z. DcBeli So"N Fails '!es prrsl-
dent, q. II. Whitn"y Esm"ni' S"cr.",,: Mr$. L.
A. Alderman. Hurley. treasurer. y. '''iHcH'
Parker.
FARMERS aLLlA*tL.
President II. l.. Lourks. lear Lake VICE Iresl-
dents. j. W. Hardin. Planklnt"i. =. u. F"nnhcr'
Jamestown: secretary. I. n. sou 'ii'tEs ilar'-
ford: treasurer. Il. u Scott. M!bank; lecturer,
A. D. Chase. Walcrtowu.
DAKOTA LIVE >rocK BREEDERS A>>"' iATI"N.
President e. -. Kennedy. Madison: wcr Ir'-i-
aeut T.. j Aloway. Grand Forks; secretary n.
o. Johnson. Monr"s": treasurer. r. f'"ce'
Sioux Falls.
COUNTY rgi'Ei:>.
Clerk of Corrt-!l. +. Hatch.
Dis,rc, Attornry-Wm. Gibson.
CommisSioncrs-A. { Mct'ilvra.. Robert Lee
T. 5. rnderhili.
Shcritf-M. a. Sebastian.
Register of Dec,ls-';ro. .Nui'l.
Trsa.nrsrmJ; p.I;,: a, farran; !: ,,...rnru
Asscssor-John Ricshcck.
supcrin,cndcn, of Schooi-Alcc A. Ellison,
Coroncr-p. Ellison.
Sury,yor-,J {; Saunders
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Visit Haynes photograph car next
week and get IL lirst-class picture.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

7. :. Underhill. "i Antelope. who
has loomed up of late as one of the
prominent politicians of the West
Missouri country. pail his rotnlli-
ments to his Bismarck friends Tues.
day.-Trihune.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

y. III. Cooper closed his restaurant
Wednesday and will return 10 Minnie
alolis.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Buy your apples of G. $. I.angdon.
Choice varieties.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

y new all day and night rp,taui.lt
and lunch counter lia, been opened i'm
the Clou.ll huiliin@ Willard street
The proprietorS Nelson X Morris con-
duct the business in u iir>,-rlass na.!-
ner. Oysters. cooked in every ,ty- a
Speciality. The ru,lic is inyijeA Il"
visit them and they guarantee to give
complete satisfaction. 1t
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

5. \. Dickinson, of Moira. y. y. Il
brother of III. l.. Dickinson arrived
here Friday of last week. lie is much
pleased with what he has seen of the
West Missouri country and with the
evidences of prosperity in this section.
The fame of the No. ! hard wheat
and the large crop in the West Mi
souri, country has spread abroad. Mi.
Dickinson has received lnquilie, u,
to the price and prospect of obtaining
seed wheat from here from parties in
Fargo.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

W. III. Richards has severed his
McGillivray.
The Dickinson press., 1888-11-03

Married at Bismarck saturday. oct
81, by Justice Hare. Oliver Elmer and
Miss Mary Harcrson of Taylor.