The Dickinson press., 1889-09-28
VOTERS ATTENTION.

| state senator and for this Office the
name of WIN. RAY appears in place
of N. c. LAWRENCE. Pay strict
| attention to this matter and see that
your republican tickets do not contain
the name of Ray. BE on your guard
for bogus tickets. Let every worker
at the polls see to it that the tickets
90 in straight. Straight democratic
tickets are also in the field headed
REPUBLICAN TICKET" the two
words being printed in capital letters.
| Other mixed tickets are out. The
only genuine republican tickets are
All exact reproduction of the II APP
pearing in this issue of the PRESS
All others are bogus.
For sale at IA sacrifice for cash, Il
span of young mares. blackboard and
two sets of harness. Inquire of Max
| Sanford. Sep.l4.tt.
All those still holding contract
tickets for photographs at my studio
are hereby notified that the time i'll
which they expire has been extended
to October {.
G. w. TILToN.
a, Hilliard and C. +. Trask are in
western Montana where they bought
5000 head of sheep. They will ar
| rive here in a day OF two and offer n
portion of the bunch for sale, the
balance to be placed on Mr.. Trask's
ranch.
VIM. McGrath, prosperous Mercer
county ranchman, was here last week
whooping 'er up for the straight re-
publican ticket and G. c. Moore. We
are informed he is sure his county
will give the republicand 100 out OF
l25 votes.
DR.. Hoyt. health commissioner Of
st. Paul, stopped here on Tuesday to
spend a day with his uncle, w. Ii.
Hoyt. He is on a western trip. DR..
Hoyt was here in the summer of 1882
and was surprised ut the wonderful
growth of Dickinson since that time.
Mr.. Thomas Bennett, of san Fran
cisco, superintendent of agencies for
the Pacific Mutual Life & Accident
Insurance Company of California,
spent Thursday with station agent,
Chas. F.. Merry. The headquarters
of the above company for North and
South Dakota will be at Dickinson
hereafter.
c. G. Moore, republican candidate
for representative: II. G. Walker,
editor Of the Stanton Pilot; and II. G.
10y. county clerk, were here for
several days this week and left we'll
pleased with our town. its people and
aud the bright prospects for the re-
publican ticket.
+. l.. Scoiield, who has been EN-
gagged in business ut Gladstone for
several years, rented the Dol va
Gated by J.. F. Vinton and is engaged
in removing his stock from the form
Ell place to Dickinson. He will carry
a good stock and we are pleased to
welcome him as a citizen and bust.
ness man among us.
Brooks Goodall, a fireman on this
division of the Northern Pacific and
one of our most popular young men,
was married in st. Paul on Wednes-
nay, September %, to Miss Carrie E.
Work, of Collin county, Texas. The
bride and groom arrived here last
evening and Mr.. Goodall is kept busy
receiving the congratulations of his
friends. in which the PRESS JOINS.
Miss Work was one of the accomplish
ed young ladies of the lone star state
and will he heartily welcomed as a
citizen of Dickinson. Rev. w. A.
Foster performed the ceremony.
On Wednesday morning q freight
train pulled into Glendive and as
Cash Hall, a brakeman, was passing
along the side of the tram he heard
a noise in an oil car-these cars have
large iron oil tanks ~inside-and sup
posing tramps were stealing Il ride
summoned assistance and upon in
i, vestigation found two men in the
| tank in a helpless condition. The
!. men were taken out and one of then
WAS dead at the time, the other, who
proved to be Harry L~edgerwood, for
> mcrly 4 boiler maker in the shops al
this place, in an unconscious condi-
; ton. Physicians were summoned,
but could do nothing to W. the life
{ of the unfortunate man and he dice
a few hours after being rescued. The
oil tank was full of gas which caused
6 their death.
Chauncy Fink about whose family
difficulty an item appeared in thu
PRESS of a recent date claims that al
injustice was done him and gives tn
S following facts to the Brainerd Jonrn
al: lie says that there was a disa
greement between himself and hi
/. wife, and that she gave way to his
: terical nervousness and yelled ii
: such a manner us to mislead til
neighbors as to what was going OF
but that he used no personal violenc
upon her. He says that he and hi
i. wife usually live %peaceably, and ar
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