The Dickinson press., 1889-07-06

fine condition. lie says the hay crop
will be short this season.
Howard Eaton and Sheriff Paddock.
OF Medora. We're here OH Tuesday and
took in the minstrel show during the
evening. Mr.. Paddock also passed the
4tll here.
One hundred good breeding Ewes
for sale, to be delivered Oct. LIST.
Address G. Z. Dohson, Cannon Ball
Sheep Ranch, Dickinson. Oak.
July CIT.
o. L. L.ehmicke advertises his lum-
her and coal business in this issue.
Mr.. Lehmicke has Il complete stock
which he proposes to sell at reason
able prices.
Several errors occurred in our last
issue owing to- the fact that in the
rush to get out the paper alone some
of the type went into the forms with.
out proof reading.
+. J. kricek found that he had not
shed room enough to accommodate
the large number of bricks he is daily
manufacturing and this week complete
ell an additional siNty.tive feet.
NJ. L.. Ayers. editor of the Rainy
Buttes Sentinel. was in town. Weanes-
day, on his way to Bismarck to help
swell the crowd of patriotic citizens
who assembled there ON the 18th.
Capt. j. q. Saunders was awarded
the contract for suh-dividing three
townships in Stark and Morton courn-
ties between Hebron and Antelope.
He will commence work at once.
Fred Kahn and Tommy Yeakle. of
Springvalc. were in town on Monday
with IL bunch of horses which NJ.
Wadsworth. of Medora. traded to Il.
$. JnIcrhill for two of his fine stall
lions.
In the case of the territory VS..
James Fenntll. on trial before Justice
Chase. Monday and Tuesday. dcfenl-
ent WAS held to appear before the
grand jury under Sloo bonds. The
bonds were promptly furnished.
The rate on cattl" in SO foot stable
or palace ears from this point to
Chicago OF Milwaukee, is Slo7.4o.
Last wear the rate for the samlc cars
was sllo.oS. The rate on common
ears remains tine same as last year.
j. Il. Rogers was in from his slleel,
ranch to spend the 4tll. and after !;
load of lumber which he will Use in
the erection of Sheds. lie says they
have had plenty of rain in his section
of the country and that hay will he
very plentiful.
Charles Gustenson. of Antelope,
accidentally shot himself with j
revolver. last Saturday. the bal
passing through II finger and Shat
tering the bone so badly that amput,.
ton was necessary and DR.. >tickney
performed the operation.
W. Ii. Powers. one of the early set
tiers in stark county. made homestead
final proof before Deputy Clerk Bon.
nry on Tuesday. Mr.. Powers has re-
, side! Oh the land for years and
/. had one of the best proofs that has
1 been taken in this county.
+. c. stamp has purchased Moore 5
!, lumber yard and will continue the
business. Mr.. stamp is well know.
to our people. having been engaged
here us IL contractor and builder fol
the past sin years and will receive ;
: liberal share of patronage.
a Mr.. Satterlund. of Cooperstown
Oak, passed through here last Mon
dag for South Heart with 1870 head %
young cattle. lie will locate near TIL,
latter place and engage in stock rails
ing. That's the proper thing: Tho
more stock we have in Stark count,
the better.
Rev. Plannrtt, presiding elder o
the Methodist church for this district
will preach in the Congregations
church tomorrow at II o'clock. Il. IN
In the evening ut < O'Clock. at thu
court house. he will deliver Il lecture
: OIL Scripture Prophecy. OF how di,
$ they know!
The Minstrel entertainment ut til,
rink. on Tuesday evening was =;
drawing card and filled the rink t.
II it's full capacity with an appreciatlv'
carried out and all those taking par
:, i'm it acquitted themselves i'm Il llighl,
credible manner
John III. Breum. of TAYLOR. IS goin;
d into sheep raising. He WAS in tow
on Monday and Tuesday of this wee'
making Il purchase OF about 100 head
!. Others should follow MI. Breuin's eN
j, ample and buy sheep. This is emi
nently a sheep country and the farm
ers will realize more money from
a. sheep than wheat.
. II. l.. Wheeler. who had just ac
cepted a position as printer in tn
,e PRESS office. met with a very painfl
g accident ON the It'll. While film
the position of catcher for the Dicl
inson nine in the match game of has
: hall lie was struck on the left shon
- der and suffered a broken collar hon
Miss Amelia Il. Kirby, of New En-: