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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1888-11-10

Just as these thoughts were passing
through his mind he heard a deep,
stern voice behind him:
Surrender, jim, for you are nv
prisoner!" And startled from his dream
of fancy, he looked up to see in front
of him two large, muscular policemen,
each pointing a cooked pistol at his
head.
Nolfs face was as pale as death, for
never before had he been in quite such
close quarters; but, quick as thought,
he realized his position and drew from
his pocket pistol
Down with that, Jim; you are only
making matters worse, for there is no
chance for you now"
Nolls eyes looked like two great
Goals of fire, as he glanced from one to
the other of the policemen. As the
two men then stood, there was a small
space left between them, and as that
was Noll's only chance of escape, he
stopped and darted through that space.
quick as flash, and started for the
open window, but before he reached it
he was knocked senseless to the floor by
the heavy club of third policeman.
LETT to guard the window. He was
then bound and left lying unconscious
on the floor until a patrol wagon ar
rived, when he was taken to the station
and securely locked up in a dark. mar
row cell, where he was left alone to
realize, If possible, the sweet dreams
he had had of the stolen beauty and
the happy days he intended to spend in
some distant land.
As for the unknown, who had placed
Noll IN the hands of justice, his where
abouts was like his name, ~unknown;"
for as soon as the policemen had charge
of the bank he disappeared, and they
never saw him afterward.
[To BE Continued
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
Home Rule for Dakota.

President Guptill. Of the Republic.
can league of Dakota, has lssa"'l Il CIT
cular which, though addressed to the
members of the league, is interesting
to ali Republicans. IIc"ppctis to the
former to contribute money and send
able speakers into all the doubtful
congrrssipliH! districts to tell the
shameful otcIy of G"m!al oil home rule
to Dakota 10y the Democratic house
Of representatives.
Dakota had three district Judges IN
1851. when it lEa'i lI5 white !nliab!'
tal.ts. To-day i, has Il white p"pila-
tinn IF hearty Ie1.eU@. i'nt only SIX
Judges. on twice as many lis III ls6l'
asa resist, the administration OF
Justice is painfully slow; respect 1ol
the law is impaired thereby. and an
rested PERSONS are kept i'll contilie'
ment for an ottrageously long time
without IL hearing--thv circular say:
"for many weary months together.
The particulars of this oppression
told from the stump. would lie a mos
effective CAMPAIGN ars":nrMt. lie.
campaign managers everywhere gave
the Dakota Orators Il c~l;tnce It" It'd
how the party al English free TRADE
d mics nome rue TO Dakota, just at
Tories to whom they today denie il
to Ireland.--New York Press.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
%RICHARbTON NOTES.

Once more the notes of the self
binder are heard and the farmer
smiles at the thought of rraplng IL
bollntifuI harvest.
Good crops. good l1ic,s and every
thing beginning to boom driving away
the grabbed sonr look from the hut
man faces. and out from the fullntSS
of the heart smiles colne and 90 like
bright sun beams upon the bosom OF II
ripping current.
Miss Nellie Crowley will teach the
fall term of scllt oil in district No. 3.
The dance held at one of Mr.. Norl-
berg stores. Monday, was not very
we'll attended.
The bond question appears to raise
again. Think we'll before you vote
for bonds.
MI. Nordbcry began harvest this
wear with four self-bindels.
Parlcy Colburm has quit working on
the rail-road and will help his father
during harvest. j.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
THE LAND L.A#s.
How to get Government Land in the
Bismarck District.

TIE nOML>r.AD
Law gives the head of Il family,
male or female. the right ln enter Il
q uartcr section. l6o rre of vacant
land il he OF She is Il native born riti-
zen of the United States, on if foreign
born has taken ont "!irst papers" y
single man TOR single woman) over
u years of ame is given the Sllnr
chance. Within six month, nj date
of entry the party must huiil Il house
on the lMnl taken and begin living in
it,. IL he lives on and iarlms il lnr
five yrar,. title is acquired hy proving
Those facts and paying the laml office
fees. four or eight dollars the latter
the highest figure. II at amy time be-
fore the five years rin ont the home
stralrr wants to pay for his land. he
can do so. The price prr"crr is l.25
ami @S2.5o. The riIrareT price rules
ON lands forty milr; from the N"rth-
crn Pacific railroad. and the higher.
$3.50. Within that distance.
An eN-sullirr. who served in the
rebellion more than ninety days. gets
the time he served (or il discharged
%" %hn,S account" ii'.+v OF for '''@' Which, the he
cnlistcd) deducted ilom the five
wears. His army service. to the en-
tent of four Years. counts us so murh
residence. The original fees at the
land office are $l4 and Els the for
mrr for =l.925 land and the latte: for
~. 80 land.
THE rEE-EMrrloN LAW
Requires some act of Improvement
hv the applicant himself. and II iilim2
costing two dollars as the first steps
Then actual residence. cultivation OF
the soil and payment ut sl.22j or &s2.1t
per acre. according To location. TIi.
payment is mot required before tw,
years and nine months. Amy tilnr
however, after six months residence
and cultivation the payment can u,
made and title had.
TILE TIMBER CULTURE act.
Under this law IL quarter $r1iloli. l6i
acres. is allowed the u;lalilicl nl;lm ni
wumlam. resident uI nonresident, wiIe
pavS &ll fees and There after break.
or blows five acres tin" first year. clll
tivtles it the second year and plants
To forest trees. cuttimy;; ur S"rtl!; Tho
third year. am,l beginning the ,ccul,
year breaks another five acres alic
c%ultivalcs and plants the third ail'
fourth years. When he gets his t"!
acres (tlc lawful area) planted, I'
keeps the trees cultivated and in %"u'
growing condition for four year;
more. or eight years from date ("
his entry. ii ut that linr Inc caI
show 600 healthy trees he wilt lat
granted title upon paying Il. lame
Office fees. Jol,< a. IiEA.
Register
T.. S. I.and Ollirr, Bismarck, ID. I
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25

We have just received from the
publisher /" neat. Jew ! ooil. with the
above title. containing plans am!
specifications for twenty-five houses
of all sizes. from two rooms up: also.
c%ngravings showing the appearance
of hn"s'>hH;lt fr"m "ir r!E& %;y'n.
lin addition it i,as ~Nalwa!l" imtor:na.
ton of permanent; airI practical value
on subjects relative to building and
building contracts. that cannot fail 10
be OF value To those WHO intend 10
build. and it will he sent to amy ;ul.
dress on receipt uf % cents. by j. :.
Ogiivit. the Publisher. 81 Rose street.
New York.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
The nrass NnWsrapnr A@ancy.

\ newspaper <. ~ has been cs-
tahlisllri iii ~cein1V~;iN:. with the
Press Hul we ar prepared TO receive
sn:s~iiutia..s for aMy of the leading
NewsIapors.reriolira or Magazines.
ut publishers rates. 10 matter where
nuhli;A"l. either ,lnnesiie or foreign.
II vpl vi; ii to lrarn tile price OF sub
s":i'.r Tor Any publication rail at this
Office " drop " postal card 10. terms.
New subscribers 10 the !'Hi.s> paying
one Year in advance ~ old ::i!Hrrii-
crs who pay up ANA on" year in ad-
Vance IL have aAy publication they
desire furnished at a ,iisrn"NN.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
A Natural Product Of California.

1t is only found i'm Butte County,
world. We refer to the tree that
produces the healing and penetrating
gum used in that pleasant and effect
i've cure for consumption. asthma.
bronchitis. and coughs. Santa Able,
the King of consumption. The Dick.
inson Drug Co. guarantees and sells it
for Sl.Oo bottle, or three for $50.
BY the use of California Cat-R-Cure.
all symptoms of Catarrh are dispelled,
and the diseased nasal passage is
speedily restored to a healthy comdi
ton. Sl.oo II package. by mail Sl.lo
Circulars free.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
A Wonlan,s Despair.
j. q. CAMPBELL,
Secretary.

''Deatll would he preferable to this
awful, drasgingdown sensation and
aching back" dcspairinyly com
planned II suffering mother. and
the worst of it is" she added, "tllrre
seems no cure for it" "You are mis-
taken" replied the Sympathizing
ncighhor To whom the sufferer COM
planned. Il suffered for years just us
You do, and found no relief till my
physician finally prescribed DR..
Pierce'S F%avorite Prescription, which
cured me. and | have ever since been
we'll. and the wealth OF India
would not induce me to be
without the remedy, if II like anliction
| should return" "Favorite Prcscrip
ton is the only medicine for women
sold Ivy druggists, under positive
guarantee from the manufacturers
that it will give satisfaction i'm ever,
case. or money will he refunded. Til:
guarantee has been printed ON Tho
bottle-wrapper. and faithfully carrie,
out for many years.
Dr. Picrce's Pleasant Purgativt
Pellets gently laxative or actively
ratlartic according to dose.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES.
Minneapolis Exposition and Minnesota
State Fair Via Northern Pacific II. II.

Stsl j All Id .tuI tlItII j ltIIIt IL M
Excursion tickets will lie sold to
Minneapolis and return for the en-
position on the following dates at ome
fare for the round trip. tickets good
to return to destination until Monday
following ii ate of sale. viz:
August DIST. 23r,l. 25tll, and 3"tl!,
Sept. list. eth. 9th. 18th. Goth. 22nd.
25th, 27th and 2"tll. Every day from
Sept. Sth to 18th, inclusive, tickets
will he sold 20 either st. Paul OF Min.
%ncapolis at one fuc for the round trip.
good to return 10 destination II day
after being Stamped at st. Paul or
Minneapolis oHt not later than sept.
10TH.
Ca account of the Minnesota state
Fair, tickets will he sold To either st.
Paul OF Minneapolis and return eyer!
day from sept. sth to l5tiI. inclusive,
good to rct"In ulie day after !rin@
| stamped at st. Paul OF Minneapolis,
hut not later than sept. 10Th.
All exposition and state fair tickets
will include admission coupons AT
twenty five cents each for the cAposi.
ton and fifty cents cacll for the state
fair. which will be added to the rail
road rates. For rates inquire If ticket
agents y. y. II. II. rl->cpt24.
All person, inle.,tci tothc lie lirl
of Richards u Thompson ne request
ed to SETTLE AT ":,'" with th" m.'vr
signed and saw" costs.
WESTERN STARR.
mayl9tf. Assignee
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
'.Usrful Information

lsa heading much resortea To by 'rc-
tired physicians and people who's"
"sHnl of life lave nearly run out.
The publishers of our standard die
%tiunaries or encyclopedias tell the
pure truth when they offer their works
as "mineso of useful information: and
i'm the same class are reliable aud first
class railroads. like .sTlle I5urlington."
When this road offers to give YOU,
free of charge, ''usctul information
about ways and means of safe, swift,
and comfortable railway travel you
may place entire confidence in what
is told YOU. They have no disposi,
ton to deceive you. and if they had
are too slncwd not to know that
''honcsty is the hest policy" There
fore. before taking II trip anywhere
write to w. We. Kenyon. Gen. Pass
Agent c.. i. Il y. II. r.. st. Paul
Mimi. and learn what are the advaE
tagrs of THE burlington" us Il route
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
NOTICE.


Tvrti,9 ,rs Of ,o naN"i'' -. IN Probate co,rt.
In the matter of The r!etat. # John j, Franc.
On rading aud filing tle pr,,ion Of licrrtia
Nj. Dcl'rnuo". widow of srld deH"a-rd. praying
That thr southeast quarter ot s'tiiun 10. In town
-lip l33 II. oil ran@" 81! ". III snld county. be set
apnrt for III" us" of III" family Of said d"rcd"n'.
and upon rcudin4 and lin. st farther p'i!tlon OF
tie -ail widow. lraYin@iilr' all the ro-idi" If me
persona! estate OF said Ircc'"iil after paying a!l
ihr txprn-os Of the last sickness ami funeral of
said ~!rc.nient, and eXpon.e- of administration b"
sci apart for the No. Of SAID widow and IN" nI.a"r
children of said dcc"drnl. and il apu,Hrin9 ~ aud
by The inventory at! apprl,<"m.ni heretofore
made and llrd IL sad court. Of III" i|t"ict'y h"-
longing To sad estate. liut thcWhp!" Di -iid prop
erty real and personal and inc!ld.r- -'Gd nom
stead j. los than eighteen hundred dollars. II :
ordered. that September ID i"%'. being Nh !:-i
dnv of |rrgniar term of said CONT. - 1T for H.
iclrin" nf said petitions aud aii ptrSon- Interest
ed aye required 10 appear and show ca't-'. II ANY
Ill"r" BE-. Why liz pra:'r- Of fHi! petitions should
NOT be granted and -%iliais1rE din'tH-lF"iiu ON b"
had Of -nid t-int". and it y further ordered that
note. Of sad hrnrN4 b. .iNon TO atI persons ~
..rc-t"d by publishing thi- nrl'r arr Il w'"k
three t!mrs. previous to Ia. sad day of ii"rIIn4
III ,hr dickinson Prs. Il newspaper l-'iisii"d II
-aid county.
Dated Au.u-, lt:A. -.
-EA!.l JA"H~'r. NHitnLf..
al" !-+!t. fruhri ''lii-''
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
IN .h~>n:ni,iMr;,.

The Original AHipt;n" Ointtaen; is
only put up in large two-oulice tin
boxes. is an al:S"lnt" ruT~ toy old
sores. burns. w"undS. "iDarivd Ii ads.
and all skin crupti"ns. WILL p"sitive-
ly cure all kinds Of piles. Nsk 10:
the original .Alintinr OintinvMt. SOIL
by Dickinson Drug Co. ut % cents
per hoN-hy mail DO rcMts.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
Straycd or Stolen.

From Hebron. Oak. the night of
the 2lst-22d of August. two bucksklI
colurcd gcllimg ponies, about $ years
old. one branded Mo" on flank, the
other branded AZ" OH flank and "N"
on hip. also has IL white spot on right
eye partly binding it. If cstrayr'
they will he dragging their picket
ropes and pins. Amy information
leading to the recovery of tiles" ami
mails will be suitably rewarded.
o5.2t. a. DEBu>.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25

ON sunday night, IL dark bay
horse branded u \ II on left shoulder
and on right hip. vent = on right
hip. information leading to
recovery of the horse will he suitably
rewarded. j. w. GRl*cIlt>.
aug.25tf. Dickinson, Oak.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
n. p. Time Table.
I.>TWARlp.

WESTWARD.
No. |. leaves st. Paul at 400 p. M;
arrives at Dickinson. l2:lo p. IN.
No. leaves st. Paul ut 500 p. m.;
arrives at Dickinson. 900 y. m.
EASTWARD.
NO.. leaves Dickinson at 90 p. m.'
ARR yes ut st. Paul at sos y. III.
No. 5. leaves Dickinson ut 4:l3 Il. m;
arrives at st. Paul 300 IL. III.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
Cemetery Association Notice.

There will he meeting of the
members of the Dickinson Cemetery
Association at the cemetery grounds
on Monday. August 9th. ut > o'clock
y. M, for the purpose of selecting lots
in said cemetery in accordance with
the rules and hy-lawS of said ~assucia-
ton. MI persons claiming to i've
members of said association who have
not paid the charter membership fee
OF Sln are required to pay the same
to the secretary on OF before said
time and in default their names will
he stricken from the roll. Other per
sons uesiring.to become members will
be received and accorded all the priv
ilegcs of charter members 10y paying
to the secretary the membership fee
Of $40 previous to said time, after
which membership can only he secur-
ed 10y the purchase of lots ut the prices
to I've fixed under the direction of the
board of directors.
T.. T.. MES>ERSCIlMIrr,
President.
j.. Ii. CAMPBELL,
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
q. o. f..
The hum of the harvester.

The hum of the harvester.
How is vour crop! Its all right"
This yrar sill place the farmers on
IL firm iouii:i=.
WIN. Gibson r.tr!nrd !r"m t," rast
last "Wednesday.
Mrs. J.. j. F'r""m N is confined To
her lAetl h" >lckn">s.
Superintendent of schools Evans
WAS ii, tuWn T|Mtslay.
District .ittornn. shan. of MaH"an.
passed TurS,l - H. TOXIN.
Hnvuolis Bros. r;"Ir t!i"ir irst
shipment of cattle Yesterday.
The Calvin residence. on sims
street. is nearing completion.
j. p. Tingle has heen appointed
school treasurer for this township.
Dr. J. i. McDonald's residence
property has received Il coat OF paint.
Geo. w. REYNOLDS and wife. of Al
banv. Tex. are spending a few days
here.
VIM. III. Walton improved the APP
pearanre of his residence 10y Il roat OF
paint.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 81
mons. of Green river. Friday. August
Ii. a boy.
c. r. Cook threshed u car load OF
oats this week which he shipped to
Glendive.
4. II. .Arnett. OF .Am"tt e Thomas
shipped herd of cattle to the Chicago
market Yesterday.
John :. C"intrymAn sold t" ;.
Baker. of Min-usvillr. three lots IL
the north par, ~ot't"wn.
Geo. ID. HtnScnn and family. for
merly of this Place. are " %s"Joi'rh
ing lit sun Francisco.
The case of em'rzz'ainrnt again>
Major Mitchell. at Mani n. LEA ;r"'
referred to the mex. grand j:ry.
Western star. returned from Bls
marck. Wednesday. where he sper
several days on legal business.
y glorious co'ntry-ilenty of raj
drring the growing season and Gle;
sunny weather ~throny!! harvest.
The second kiln of brick is 10
ready lor delivery and the tires wei
started under the third kiln Ia:
Thursday.
+. b. Donelsom. and wife. of Ii
coin Neh.. arrived here sunday III
Mr.. Donelson has taken II position
assistant train dispatcher.
The return limit ~" excursion tic
cts to the G.. y. r.. encamrment
c., umbu, Ohio. will lr extended
October 1911. hy alrlyin-t" the age
ut that place.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

LA%nO OFFICE At %li<MAnck, ID. Il.
July o. lssS.
N"iirs ij hereby given That the following-
named settler has filed notice of his int,utiG. TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that SAID proof Will he made before james Il.
Campbell Jmdg: and cX-oiiicio Clerk Probate
Court Of Stark county. nj Dickinson. Oak. Ter,
ON August -. issS. W:
joins l.. EROW%.
for The north west quarter. of section 40. %, in
township No. l39. II. of rang, ~ ".
He names Ill" following V itIrsst. TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation 3of,
sad land. w: Colbert s, trytr, Edwin Perry,
l;"iiii j. Turner aud William Cooke. al! of whose
lps'"iiic" ad,itss i Gladstone. Dnk.
IonS a. REA.
Julyli-it. Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL HOMESTEAD
PROOFS.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25

1t irgiMs to- look rs though n We'll
organized gang OF horse thieves had
commenced operations in Nrs,rEn
Dakota. \ few days since seNrra!
|1ll"..h of horses were Stol." i!";a II VII
dan and Wednesday night two more
disappeared from Hebron. j. w.
Grusrl,nS and Hayes & Martin, of this
place have lost horses within the past
few days; but it is not known whether
the latter were stolen or strayel.
However. if it turns out that thieves
are operating in this section the re-
organization of GrAnv:li" Stewards
COW boys a:i,; another Gle HliiiS up
will imiNr t!,~ s;!inv good effect THAT
it did Two q: three Year ago.
J. C.. Thompson WHO has iar the
past five Years So faithfully managed
the Shops and round house mere for
the railroad company. WAS %snccre'sed
10y Fred L%eolbrrser on Thursday.
Mr.. I.eonhersrr is IL we'll known and
trusted engineer and competent To
manage til" business of his new posi-
ton. Mr.. Thompson and his cstiih l.
bic wife have IL host of friends here
vino will regret to sec them leave.
MI. Thompson will probably he ap-
pointed to II similar position on an
other part of the road.
The Western Tree Planter says
that, in growing trees on our Western
prairies. better care must he taken of
them than in the east. where there is
more rain and the climate more fa-
vorahle. Constant. unremlttlny.
work, care and attention must he Civ
Ell to them the first few years, OF fail
ure is certain. Remember YOU are
not back East. where the whole at
mospllerc is filled with leaves and
moisture. and where trees grow almost
spontaneously; but you are i'll the
West, surrounded Ivy atrceless prairie.
where the rain fall is light and the
air dry. You cannot cmelcssly set
ont IL lot of trees and expect them TO
care for themselves. If YOU are go
ing to grow trees You mast make up
your mind to work them or You had
better let them entirely alone.
In comm. home from Dickinson
"Wednesday night. Will Kirby WAS
thrown from his horse and while en-
deavorilig i'm the dark to catch the
animal. whicl, MAS intent on leaving
its rider, was precipitatrl into Il
twrntv-foot we'll. There was some
three feet of water in the we'll. and
Mr.. Kirby found it IL very mc"mfur'
table place to be in,-doul,ly So i'm the
night, with no one in speaking dis
lance. He managed to chamber ny
the sides of the we'll and reached
:. home the following morning, having
received no injuries further than THAI
of lameness from having been severe
ly shaken mp. There should be Il ter
"ritorial law. strongly enforced, whicl
would prohibit people from digging
wells and leaving them without amy
Enclosure or covering Rainy Buttrs
Sentinel
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL. OFFICERS.
Govcrnor-Loui X. Church: bismarck.
Secre,ary-M. l.. Mccormack. bismarck.
Treasurcr-J. W. Raymnnd. B!sm"rck.
Auditor-J. p. Ward, Sioux Fails.
Superintendent of Public observation-disclosures
A. Dye. Mcllette. ,r:,.,
Assistant superintendent -frahk "a "iis'"'
Attorney Generate. F. Templeton. Fargo.
United States District A,,orney-John T. Car
Commissioncr of Immigration-P. +. Mcclure,
Pierre. W. . r,uoo
Delegate to Congrcss-O. s. Clifford. Canton.
Surveyor General-Mara; TAYLOR. Huron.
Adjutant Gencrul-Coi: y. \. Tyn'r, Fargo.
Board of Hculth-C. +. King. NJ. D.. superin-
iendcnt, Mandan.
TIE JUDICIARY
Chief. ~Justice-B#rllett Trip: iankton: nsso-
ciatc iustices-C. s. Palmer ,Fourth dis'rict).
marck; w. il. Mcconnell Third district. Fargo;
c, N. Thomas ,First district. Dcadwood James
Spencer tFifti district. Huron. Sierk-'. h'e.
Young, Iankton.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
Abe. Boyn,on. Lcnox: Alex. Grigss, Grand
Forks; N. T. Smith. Huron; --Secr''"rS'
TERRITORIAL INSTITUTIONS.
Dakota lnissrsl1S;.,. Fork
Norm D m1oni,al f for the Insane. .Yankton
North Dakota Hospital for Insane. .Jamcsiown
Penetcntiary for Southern pakota' : som raIs
PenltentlNfN 1oT ->pItu'lH INV
Reform School .iiahhins'n
Deaf Mute school rams
Dakota Agricultural brnoSihss
Normal School Mau.soM
Normal School............ pSainsM
School of Mines N"s
UNITED STATES LAM OFFICES.
,John y. Rca, register.
EisInarck......" D.. W. Hutchinson. receiver.
Al. c. Tiffany, register.
Strand forhs.''' W j. Anderson. receiver.
vi. w. Lord. register.
DeNll lake'''' :. s. Smith. receiver.
Nj. +. Battclc, register.
fargo.......'- L. {. Gcur%. receiver.
IN. ii. Harris. register.
Aberdeen. l.. \. Burke. receiver.
Vi. $. Mcfarland. register.
Hnron..""....' L. w. Miller. receiver.
NJ. w, Shcafe. register.
Watcrtown.....' y. T. bramble, receiver.
Hughes East. register.
Yankton.......'. +. NJ. Xicbach. receiver.
George Il Everitt, register.
Mitchell. ......' Theodore Singiser. receiver.
Whitcsidc. register.
DeadWood.'''. John IaFabre. receiver.
pAKorA BOARD OF A1RlcuLTtHE.
p,~ul,p,. C.. A. Bliss. Aberdeen: secretary; w.
" n Bushne,l. Huron: treasurer. J"!ih H. i''h-
nctt, Clark.
DAKOTA HoRrIcuLTr RAJ. AND FORESTRY s"'ihtf
President, f. DeBcll. Sio"; Fails; VIC, preIi-
dent, g. II. Whitney. Esin"mn: s%eFyI'E 4 IInycs,
~ lUtTluNu. ~
Parker.
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
President. H.. l.. Loncks. Clear LnEt; VICE pIrar-
denis. j. W. Hardin, plankin'"n. +. -. rahEnr,'
jamestown; secretary, {. A.; S"d"rhcFS iiar.-
ford: treasurer. z. ID Scott. Mi!lbaik; lecturer
A. u. Chase. w aterloWh.
,,vor. LIVE STOCK BREEDERS ASSOCIATIONS
President. C.. Is. Kennedy: MaIis"n' wee pres
dent, Cd Alloway. Grand FORKS se'' r. r, i. ~
o., johnson, Montrosc: treasurer Z L. race
Sioux Falls.
couSTY OFFICERS.
Clerk of Cour,-H. L. Hatch.
Distric, Attorncy-Wm. Gibson. ..
Com missioncrs.A. McGiilivray. R"hrfi Lee
II. $. Undcrhil!.
ShcriN-M. A. Sebastian.
Register OF Dceds--Gco. Auld'
Trensilrcr-J. a. Farrnh.
judge of Proln,e-Jar. q. camph'l''
A3sessor-John Ricsbeck; 80, r..,.
SUPERINTENDENT of Schools-Thos L. Evans
Coroner-P. Ellison.
Surycyor-J. Ct. Saunders.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25

+. Il. Donelson. and wife. of Lin
coin Ner.. arrived here Sunday and
Mr.. Donelson has taken Il position as
assistant train dispatcher.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25

The return limit -" excursion tick
cts to the G. \. r.. encamrment at
C, umbu,. Ohio. will h' "N'ended -
October 10th hy all'lyingt" the agent
at that place.
The Dickinson press., 1888-08-25

The second kiln of brick is HOW
ready Tor delivery and the iirrs ere
started under the third kiln last
Thursday.