The Dickinson press., 1888-03-10

ION > ItSl'tttite property III il'l IiiCil
part of town.
+. L. Shadluck entered upon duty
as mail carrier between here ami New
England City last Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. krluth. of the firm OF
krauth & l.eutz. Hebron, passed sew
eral days in town this week.
The Herald editor WAS in town
"Wednesday and called to see how Il
tirst-clss newspaper establishment is
conducted.
We are pleased to note the fact that
L. q. Wood. who has been confined to
his bed for some time by sickness. is
able to be out.
Chas. klinefelter. Jr. wears a broad
smile as he says it is Il ten pound girl
and passes out the cigars. 1t was
born Wednesday.
a. G. McGillivray took an inventory
of his stock this week and is engaged
in tiyuring mp just how much lie made
the past Year.
Attention is called to the change in
the advertisement of Krauth & Leutz,
Hebron. This firm proposes to estah.
lish ii weekly market ut Hebron.
Two families arrived from New
Jersey last Tuesday and are waiting
for the disappearance Of the snow t."
locate on quarter sections of land.
Dickinson Chop Huuse, 4. Lieher,
proprietor, is open day and night and
furnishes hot and cold lunch or meals
at all hours. 2-2Stf.
In the case of Western Starr against
Fred Willard on the charge of assault,
Mr.. Willard plead guilty before Judge
Campbell this morning and was fined
SIS and costs. His friends contributed
to pay the fine.
The members Of the Sunday school
are arranging to give in entertain
ment and oyster supper OH the even
ing of March Dist, for the benefit of
the school.
The dining clrs have been taken
off of two trains and passengers on
No. 5 take breakfast here and No. 6
stops for dinner. The meals are served
at the Willard House.
Mr.. f. L. Schatfer, of Pontiac, ILL.,,
arrived here Wednesday to look over
the Davis farm with Il view to crop
ping it this season., Mr.. Schaffcr is
young man of energy and we hope
to have him remain here.
w. X. Scott. attorney for Beauprc,
Keogh 6 Co. st. Paul, is here looking
after the interests of the firm. On
Thursday he received a telegram
from st. Paul reading about as follows:
congratulations. 1t is a thirteen
pound boy. All doing WE'LL"
John Riessbeck, of Hebron, has our
thanks for q copy of the PRESS of Oct.
%. for which we advertised. Mrs. NJ.
l.. Hagan. of st. Joseph, Mo-, who
supplied as under similar circumstan.
ces once before. also sends us another
copy for which she has our sincere
thanks.
There is Il good opening here for a
tirst-class merchant tailor us all the
tailoring for this town is now done by
outside parties, and such a business
good man who is looking for All open.
ing look the field over. A harness
maker would also find a profitable bu.
siness here.
\ man who will deliberately, in the
dead of night, rob AN editor is certain
ly one of the meanest creatures on
earth and will. unless he reforms,
come to some bad end probably land
in the penitentiary, as lie deserves,
Such an one is the person who was
mean enough to steal the thermome.
ter from the front of the PRESS build.
ing Oh Wednesday night. Every
time he looks al it his conscience will
undoubtedly remind him that he is =
thief and if there is amy satisfaction
in this he is welcome to the thermom'
eter.
The town topic this week has beer
the failure of Richards & Thompson
doing business Oh Barnes street. Thu
doors were closed on Monday morning
with w. Starr as assignee. Jane!
Fpnnell held Il mortgage OH the stool
for over S2.l00 and on the day of as
signment the sheriff stepped in ant
took charge of the goods under til,
mortgage. Beaupre. Keogh & Co., o
st. Paul. have u claim against th'
firm of over Sl.50o and are represent
ed here by their attorney. W. K. Scott
who is doing all in his power to pro
tect their interests. The assets ar,
estimated at about $4,000 and liabili
ties at about the same.
Engineer Burke, left yesteday fo
Chicago to attend conference of til
brotherhood which is tn take soin
action regarding the g., b. & @. strike
A prominent \. p. engineer says the
intend to win the fight if every whee
in the country stops.