The Dickinson press., 1889-01-12
The Bismarck Daily Tribune will
be sent to any address from now nm
til the legislature adjourns for $3.50.

The Bismarck DAILY Itlouhe Will
be sent to any address from now mn
til the legislature adjourns for $3.50.
Round trip tickets to st. Paul will
be on sale from January ODD to 3lst
inclusive ut 500 good to return not la
ter than Feb. 3rl. 1889.
A. w. Shepherd returned from Chi
cago, Tuesday evening. He found the
| cattle market dull. hut received IL fair
| price for the cattle he marketed.
Service at the court house Sunday
evening at : O'Clock. The service will
he opened by Is minutes song service.
Rev. Bartlett will preach.
Attend the Caloline Gage and
Keene theatre company performances
at the link Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of next week.
The Northern Pacific is receiving
its new vestibuled cars from the shops
and in Il short time will I've running
these trains through to the coast.
Rev. c. Y. Smell will return and
preach ut Gladstone tomorrow at IL
O'Clock and in the Congregational
church here ut I O'Clock in the even
ing.
4. II. Ryan is displaying Il fine lot
of -ef. He hnnght four ~two-year-old
steers from Clark 4 Moody. of uear
South Heart, the smallest of which
dressed $50 pounds.
David Brown purchased the inter.
est of Thomas Evans in the meat
market and the new firm will he
known us Lindsy & Co. They will
continue business at the old stand.
On each Tuesday during january.
February and March. 1889. the North.
ern Pacific railroad will sell round
trip excursion tickets to all points
south, good for sixty days. at very
low rates.
II. NJ. Jorgens. a resident of Dick
inSon for II short time last fall. is eN-
prcted back from Washington terri
tory in a few days for the purpose of
contracting the Silr of II lot of sheep
to our farmers for delivery in the
spring.
Two new locomotives. numbered
5ll and SID. have been received from
the east fov use on the Missouri uivi-
sion and fnnr new passenger engines
will be pl laced in the service in il short
time.
The grand jury did its work we'll
and brought no indictments except
where there was good grounds for con-
viction. Their action in dismissiny
the Olesun and Chase cases is Y,.Mer-
ally commended.
The one aud acknowledgements son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stransky died
on Thursday of last week and was
buried Friday. Mr.. and Mr.. STRAINS.
ky are Russians and have been here
but Il short time and severely feel the
loss of their little child.
Geo. c. Pond. 4. G. Fox and J. II.
McAndrews,of st. Paul, are registered
at the Willard house. They are here
for the purpose of finishing up the
steam fitting in the new round house
and making connections with the
boilers.
Archie Dingman took his engine to
Mandan, Thursday. for the purpose
of having a screen placed in the boi-
Ter. lust above the water line. to test
its merits for preventing foalning i'm
the boiler. 1t is something new and
great claims afG made for it, which
if successful will result in its being
placed in all the engines on the divi-
sion.
According to one of our German
subscribers the three days proceeding
Christmas are a forecast of the
weathe. for the next three months.
january then will be Il repetition of
Decemher-warm and free from
storms. February somewhat cooler,
with prevailing winds in the north.
March being the stormy month of the
season. Well. one month of winter
will be necessary to preserve our equi-
librium and with it on the latter end
no one will complain Edgerly Mail.
Lula May, the little three-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Kline
felter, died on Wednesday morning
after a brief sickness. The funeral
took place the same day conducted by
Rnv. II. McIenry. Mr.. and Mrs.
Klinefelter have the sympathy of Il
large circle of friends in their sorrow:
Sleep, our Lula, the day Is breaking
Ger thy happy spirit fled,
Angels bright and happy wait thee.
Rest thy weary little head.
Peach-blow cheeks and rosy lips,
deep blue eyes and curly auburn hair.
are possessed by the lovely girl whose
face adorns Hoods Sarsaparilla Cal
endar for 80. She wears i dainty
bonnet. and the head is "cut ont" so
as to look quite realistic. Hoods
Calendar is easily the best of its kind.
and like the Sarsaparilla it represents,
is a good thing to have in the house.
The mad harm1niIaS with the eXOuiS-