The Dickinson press., 1889-08-03

terday.
Only three persons receiving assist.
ance from Stark county, II a man
who i, crippled and unable to work
and two women. Stark is the banner
county.
Paul Andrews left for Centralia,
Washington, with David Foote. last
Thursday. II. ]. Schultz fills the po-
sition vacated by him in Browns
meat market.
This is the best part of Dakota.
Counties east of the river are issuing
bonds to relieve the suffering amcng
farmers while Stark county farmers
are prosperous.
The sides tracks west of here on the
Missouri division are to be extended
and new rails laid OH the main track
in the Bad Lands. The rails are o
being delivered.
Fred Thompson, who WAS ON his way
from Fargo to Tacoma. stopped here
the first of the week and spent IL few
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Thompson.
The Fargo Republican says that
trying to do business without adver-
Using is like winking at IA pretty girl
in the dark; you may know what you
are doing hut nobody else does.
John w. Buster, manager of the
Continental Cattle Co.. passed through
here last week for the ranch. He en-
poets to ship several trains of cattle
from this point about August 90.
For sale, east front residence prop
erty situated OH Sims ST., Dickinson.
| 800 cash, the balance on monthly
payments if so desired by purchaser.
aug-3.3t IL. j.. MUTTON.
Having moved his hardware store
to the Kricek building, Barnes street,
| where rents are cheaper. Slatcler now
proposes to make Il corresponding re.
duction in prices. Give him a call.
Ut
4. shell which he WAS re.loading eX-
ploded and lacerated the middle fin
ger of Hans Torgerson's left hand so
badly that amputation was necessary.
Mr.. Torgerson lives north of Taylor.
O. Z. Lehmicke's new residence is
completed with the exception of
painting the exterior, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lehmicke are now ut home there.
1t is among the neatest cottages in
Dickinson.
Fred %I.eonberger has resigned the
position OF foreman ut the shops and
will take his old run OH Il passenge r
engine. j. w. McQuay, an engineer
on the Missouri division, succeeds
Mr.. %Lconberger.
Wills Richards, foreman of the dia.
mond G ranch was in town on Thurs
day. He says w. l.. Crosby. owner OF
the ranch, will arrive here on the eth
and on the 18th they will ship about
800 head of cattle.
a. c. McGillivray was at Medora
the first of the week and purchased q
hay press of the N. =. Refrigerator
Car Co. Messrs. kricek and McGil.
livray have contracted to furnish
Miles City parties 800 tons of lay.
The dance at the rink on WedneS,
day evening, under the management
of Misses Mum and Fennell and Mrs,
w. +. Cunningham, was quite Il sue
cess and much enjoyed. The ladies
proved themselves good managers.
Prohibitionist Hector delivered a
temperance address ut Orient under
many difficulties. A gang of hood
lums cut the ropes of the temperance
tent and a scene of general demorali-
cation among the audience ensued.
Paul Murn has IL force of men al
work sinking a we'll forty feet in di
ameter two miles west of here. The
water is pronounced very good and {
large tank will be erected for the pur
pose of supplying engines with water
The pugilistic qualities of some OF
our citizens. do not seem to be very
dormant, as last Sunday there were
two fights and vi Monday another
Two of them seemed to be cases of
"bad man spelling for a fight" III
found it.
H. l.. Dickinson has purchased the
Tripp ranch, including seventy.iv'
tons of hay, machinery, wagons ant
all improvements. Jeff. Barber is in
terested with Mr.. Dickinson and the!
will stock the place with a larg'
Duncn Ot Sneep.
a large party of excursionists
mostly members of the constitutions
convention, and their wives. visitet
the Bad Lands last Saturday and Sun
day, going as far west as Giendive
: stopping at Medora for a few hour
on the return trip.
Thomas Smith has returned from
Missoula and will resume his position
OH the Missouri division. He advise
those who are making a living here t.
: remain and not be tempted by tn
highly colored stories of the west
There are two men there for every jol
: The Northern Pacific coal sheds a