The Dickinson press., 1889-10-19

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l. u kiddcr. 90
J G Stcmpcr. | 40
+ p Smith, | 90
b Morris. 90
Jos Spence. l 90
Jerry Hayes, shcriff's fees. 80
Il + Benson. witness fees. 90
Jllon Slatchcr, 90
Jerry Hayes. 90
ShpritfS fees. ) ~
y +. Stevens. witness fees. Is 20
j ii Mcclure. road supervisor lG 80
Board adjourned.
GEn. .AuLD.
County Clerk.
VIM. Viking. of Richardton.
passed. Tuesday in town.
Porn to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ray.
| Friday. October L. son.
Daniel Manning moved his family
into town from his ranch for the
winter.
George Frye and Frank Chase re-
turned from Minnesota. Tuesday
evening.
Ed Dodd is building an addition
and otherwise improving the appear.
ance of his residence.
Mrs. \. Hilliard and Mrs. T.. J.
Greene are expected to return from
their eastern visit tomorrow.
New England City was represented
in town last Tuesday by F. II. Ches-
ter, ID. II. IIincklcy and young Fol.
som.
l.. X. Granteer. and G. w. Tilton
left for the Bad Lands Thursday
morning to spend several days
hunting.
The carpenters have resumed work
on the Presbyterian church and the
building will be completed without
further delay.
It's Way, of Taylor, is doing the
clustering on DR.. Stickney's new resi-
dencc which is u guarantee that lie
will get Il tirst-class job.
Mrs. Fred Willard and son. who
spent the summer with friends and
relatives ut Speartisll. Dakota. arc eX.
pceted to return home next week.
For sale at IL sacrifice for cash, u
y Il of young mares. blackboard and
two sets of harness. Inquire of Max
Sanford. sep.l4-tf.
Rev. l.. c. Dayton supplied several
farmers on Green river with punches
of sheep this week which they take
on shares. They were IL fine lot OF
sheep.
Messrs Allen and Stratton pur
chased GOO head of sheep from Trask
4 Hilliard and put them in charge OF
George Simons. J:C. Thompson and
G. r. Cook also purchased 300 head.
G. L. King. of Dubuque, Iowa. stop
ped here over Thursday to visit his
cousin. Mr.. j. c. Thompson. He trav
els for the Prussing Niniger Co., OF
Chicago. and is on a western trip.
Leslie A. Simpson. who came here
from Minneapolis last week, has de
cided to remain and engage in the
practice of law. He m highly
recommended and we are pleased tt
have him settle in Dickinson.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Laughlin, who has beer
, visiting relatives in Minnesota. stop
/, ped here on Thursday to spend ;
, short time with her sister, Mrs. w. f
, Cunningham. before returning to he
, home. Tacoma. Washington.
An exchange advises its readers
= not to Judge a man by appearance:
shabby old coat may contain an edi
tor. while Il mar wearing "A broad
, cloth suit. high plug hat and a sport
= ing cane may be II delinquent sui
y scriber.
j. w. Vaughn, of Canton, Ohio
passed several days in this section
looking the country over. He is we
pleased and believes it to be a supe
o rior country for sheep raising an
o thinks of returning next spring to Ell
o gage in that business.
!, Thomas Williams, formerly u we
~ known fireman on this division of tn
"a Northern Pacific, died at Mandan o
Thursday evening of last week afte
a brief sickness. He had man
- f.iends here and was highly respected
~ His parents reside in Minnesota.
20 Rev. McHenry returned from I'll
% east Thursday evening. He has bee
70 absent several weeks securing fun(
Nd to complete the Presbyterian churc
80 and the ungentlemanly ISLANDERS tn;
" appeared against him in the Sta,
" County Scab are proven, as we su
!" posed them to be. entirely falls
" However. none Of our citizens escal
!" the slanderous pen of the idiotic ed
tor and Rev. McHenry could expe
!" nothing more in his absence.
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M \ hale old man. Mr.. Jas. Wilso
90 of Aliens Springs, ILL.,. who is ov
90 sixty years of age, says: II have
90 my time tried ii great many.mcdicint
DO some of excellent quality; hut new