The Dickinson press., 1889-05-18

authors. among them the "Homc Life
of the Pueblos." copionsly Illustrated
by F.. c. Drake. "Quacks" is ahead
as usual, in the world of fun, pictori.
al and otherwise. All for ten cents.
Drake publishing Company, 2l Park
Row, New York City.
James +. HuSkinS, we'll known ELL
gineer on the Missouri division, fell
from his engine near Sweet Brier,
while running ut the rate OF about
twenty miles an hour. striking his
head on IL crosS.tie with such force
that his skull was severely fractured
and it was necessary to trepan the
same. The accident occurred lust
Monday and on Tuesday MI. Hnskims
was taken to Brainerd hospital in !
very critical condition. IIeis imprnv-
ing and will probably recover
Krauth Il Leutz. the enterprisins
general merchandise and farm mat
chinery dealers. of Hebron, are doing
q good business and carry III of the
largest stockst to be found west of the
Missouri. They received, this week.
their fourth car load of farm machi-
merry. The success of this firm
shows what enterprise and push a
do to build up Il large business, rs IL
few years ago they started in Il small
way and gradually increased their bu-
siness until now they are among the
most extensive dealers of the west
Missouri country.
"Peterson" for June closes the first
volume for 1889 in splendid style. We
have long been warm admirers of this
admirable periodical. Its hosts of
subscribers, many of them dating
back over IL quarter of Il century. are
always unanimous in its praise. 1t is
at once a f%acinating literary compan-
ion The publishers offer to send the
new volume. from July to December
inclusive. for IL dollar. We should
advise any of our lady readers not ia
milliar with "Petcrson" to try it for
the six months. Terms: Two Dollars
II year. Address Peterson's Magazine.
Philadelphia, Pr.
The ''rrazy" social given by the Ia
dies of the NJ. T.. Aid society on
Thursday evening WAS rightly named,
and we never SAW Il crowd enjoy
themselves more than on this occasion.
The entertainment and refreshments
were frst-class i'll every respect. Miss
Emma Murdoch and Rev. Brown de-
serve special mention on the rendition
of the "Gipsy Countess Il Duet they
both were costnmcd rs gipsics. The
bill of fare rs posted in the room was
us follows:
Picked Town Lots.
Hens Nests-Fresh and Picked.
Dishcloth Pudding, a la mayonaise.
Dandg-lyon Salads.
Putted Grow, on shelf.
Methodist BrimstoneGn your mind. J
Civil Service Observation-Disclosures
Toasted.
Mugwumps--In a Stew.
Pig Tails. II la Chinaman.
Fried Mavericks.
Stirred Bumblebec nests.
Dakota BliZZards-Cold.
Fricassecd Kids.
4 large number of citizen gathered
ut the school house, Wednesday after.
nonn,to witness the closing exercises.
consisting of rccitations by the schol-
ars, remarks by Rev. Brown and j.
+. Vinton. The exercises were very
appropriate and plainly showed
good training and discipline by
the teachers. school will be con
tinued in the primary department
for another month. Mrs. Pond ant
Miss Slack. the teachers, are highly
complimented for their efficiency an,
the progress made by the scholars
The higher department of the public
year 'oS and 50 commenced Septcm
Der 81 and closed May 18th. The frs
four months We're taught lay q. w
%Schaddman, the last four by Mrs. {
ii. Pond. The first month Is scholar
were in attendance: the second. %
the third, 90: the fourth, 26; the fifth
%: the sixth. 90; the seventh, "a; AM
the eighth 81. T%hirty-tivc differcn
pupils were enrolled during the yeal
The average attendance during TIL
last four months was 10. During IL.
last four months .Aggic Ray was nci
tller absent non tardy. Willie Ra
and John Lewis were absent one da
F and tardy but ono
The new colonist sleepcrs are bein
placed in the service on the Norther
Pacific. The cars are models of nea'
ness and convenience. Each car COZ
} tains sev'l sections. with gentlemen
: toilet rOoms in one end and ladie
room in the other. In one end is til
Baker fireproof he ,ter which heat
the car ny means of hot water col
> Quoted through pipes. In the opp
site end isa wrought iron range su
rounded by good Kitchen facilitie
The car is finished i'm ash. maple. al
! butternut, beautifully polished. I'll
sections are divided by sliding ies
boards, effecting Il privacy not poss
! BILE in those now in use. where Sc
. tions are separated by a wire nettin
" An ingenious arrangement Of tt