The Dickinson press., 1889-04-20

Was htlu ut tue court mouse.
Thursday evening. MI. Davis, of the
It. Paul Pioneer Press. Rev. +. NJ.
Rev. McIIenry and Others adj
dressed the meeting. Another meet
ng will be held next Monday even
ing.
Frank II. Clark. New England
rising young lawyer and demo-
cratic postmaster. anticipating the
inevitable which comes with Il change
If the administration. has resigned
md sold his p%ostottice effects to \. T..
Folsom who is his successor. Mr..
Clark made Il good postmaster.
An effort is being made to seem Il
mail route from here to the kiluecr
mountains. Such Il route would he
Of great benefit tn the large number
Of people ~rcsideing in that section and
they should have mail accommnda-
tiuns. NJ. $. CuSkelly WAS in town
last week looking the matter up and
Il petition to Washington
that IL route he established.
The Dickinson (Dakota) Press. pub
|iShcd by j. Il. Scott. Il former Cam
boy. has entered upon its sew
eMth year. and we are pleased to learn
that success is attending the efforts
Of the publisher. The PHE>> is Il good
paper and is doing IL great deal to-
building mp that domain. 1t
should receive hearty support News.
Cambridge. Ohio.
Henry Nictcrt. after an absence of
two wears. returned to Dickinson.
Thursday. Mn. Nictrrt spent most
of his time at Fort Benton. Montana.
He is surprised at the .rowtho of Dick
inSon during his absence and says
that he could formerly come into town
and shake hands with most all of our
citizens. but now there are so many
strangers.
In Justice Chase's court, last Tues
duy. Thomas Nelll, miner at Lehigh.
was arraigncd upon the charge of
stealing timhers and lumber which
Michael l.allcy had purchased of {.
w. Thompson. After hearing the
evidence the Justice discharged the
prisoner. taxing the costs of prosecn-
S31.21. to the prosecuting wit
ness. Michael Lalley. c. w. Thomp-
SON. of Bismarck, was here us Il wit.
ness.
w. II. McGinnis. who spent some
time visiting at his old home, West
Newton. Ohio, returned I" Dickinson
last sunday. He somewhat surprised
his numerous friends here 10y return.
ing with one ui Ohio's best young la
dies as IL bride. having been married
on February 18th. ut JetfersonNillc.
Ohio. Mr.. McGimnis is receiving the
congratulate ons of Il host of
friends and the Press joins them III
wishing the happy couple all the JOY
and happiness of married life.
i. L. Shadduck, who runs the mail
and stage route between here and
n. T.. City. expects to start Oh IL tril
Monday over the proposed extension
to connect ut Camp Crook with the
Rapid City route, for the purpose of
locating post Offices and securing post
masters along the new line. Whcl
this work is completed and the name
of the postmasters forwarded t.
Washington they will he appointed
and the service established. This
will give IL through mail and Stag,
line from Dickinson to Rapid City.
Fills the hill i'm every respect. can
be asserted of the May number oil
"Petcrson." The New Orleans Picay
une asserts that AS Il guide to dress
no fashlon-lnaSaz'ne can equal 1T.
We add to these rlcumiums the yer.
dict that its artistic merits are fully
equal to its ,othtr claims. and it:
l..,r,l,1l ,.,l ,,n,l].u,,,1 ,l,,,nyt
ments real treasures of usefulness
Terms. Two Dollars Il year. Address
Peterson's Magazine. 3o6 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. PA.
The facilities of the cheese factory
north of Taylor are being greatly in
creased this season. TWO large cop
per heating tanks. Il large draining
and other watts and large boiler were
received this week which Will more
than double the output of cheese
This industry. we are Informed. i
paying the proprietor and the farmer!
are greatly benefited. as it furnishes
IL good market for the milk from thei
COWS. 1t benefits the whole count,
and we hope it may continue to pros
per until it is numbered with TIN
largest cheese factories of the coul
try.
The heavy rain storm of last sun
day night is of incalculuble benefit t
Stark county. y large portion o
seeding is done and the rain. viii
was gene raj. thoroughly soaked tn
ground and grain crops already il
will receive II good start. The acre
age If wheat in this county will b
at least double that of last year and
few rains like that of Sunday nigh
will insure a large yield and place tn
farmers of Stark county in good cor
dition. financially. 1t is too early t
predict what the crop will he, yet q
this time it looks favorable for a larg
Weld as fine ground WAS never i'm he