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II ron have one, scoop out most OF the
Goals. Now your fire Is ready for cooking
but from this point your proceedings
must vary according to what you propose
10 cook. Let Us suppose that IT is 4 fish or
a bird. II You are in the neighborbood OF
a trout stream you will be likely 10 find in
its bottom, somewhere near, bed 81
creamy or blue clay. Dig this out with
your hue ting knife ana work it with water
into stiff batter or soft dough Having
taken the entrals out or vour fish or bird
(unless it is a woodCOck}, roil d. IN that
dough until II is completely encascd in q
clay mould half an inch trick. In this
coR,sitiOa lay IL down on the GOALS In taf
hole and draw in Goals and hot ashes. aua
a LAYER OF earth over IL SO as 20 cover 30
deeply Then IL the thing a. De cooked IS
large. start a small fire over 81 anl keel
burning steadily until the cooking Is done
The time requisite for that D. a Irflt
longer than would he required tn a gOat
kitchen range. but i 50 dependant upca
the quality of wood used. the length 81
time the fire has been heating The ground.
the dampness OF the clay envelope, and the
fire maintained above, that only q certain
measure Of experience and goOo judgment
can inform You. with any exact.ude. when
the moment shall have arrived f0r yoE o.
rake out the dinner Where you cannot
possibly get clay. you may wrap your game
in wet brown pr per and bed 10 down ir
mass OF fresh grass. leaves. or sen weed u
you Lsppen - camp near 10 sa.t water.
The ses-weed il only preferable where
fsh. clans oysters, lobstsrs or crabs aye
20 be cooked.
You uav take IT for granted that some
portion OF the time you are in camp. there
will be heavy rain and long continued driz
,les. when the air w iil be- humid and cold iu
the tent. and II you 20 10 the outdoor Ere
tor warmth. your clothing viii he satu-
rated. your eyes filed With smoke
and You will onlv get one SIDE
of Won warmed ~ once. ang way. To
provide against tbis. dig trench ls inches
wide and Of the same depth across tbe
mace your tent "a 20 occupy AID cover IL
with fnt stones and earth. 90 q depth ~
sor 4inches slope ont one end 80 tnrt
vou csn conveniently poke long sf'rss
into f. 'or fnei Al she o. her rrd hgf.t
M enianav s feet high ~th rrrssed
sticks and mrd. whirh yofs uar fr.-h
with = barre both ior style srd good
ersngnt n ron want fo Tae fr-t dry
fsvs during which you are 80 ~ 10 n-
our 81 the tent s the While r--s
sides and starts good Gre fu fnat unl-r
ground f1rnsc- 20 dIv We ths rrn
shove T~n Zoe Gus tts as.-s 81
IN er.irters fwfgS st.Css sr ~ eg-
r-a4inc.- for another ere snf et a.ra-
unti the svr day % ea~t sl
srfzs cones aqen ycp. whsn te
srn cation - shovel r's-
frcn tre rocks frs
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25


.sec.sl g as4s-s OAsrsa te1 Crops = ioDs
sas koa-.
acorl4aee 81 t4 Is nnlai essstem
rs te-. aessl~.,.
't
~ia t, ~ ans
I.,l t.F0 aeIas ui S. nIer wheat. crop
- IN-. SD sr. .f.-4 -
- N~P ~
l-r- $.
Eess acre a r.asttoes. cfoo If 1859
81. 4 e .
a4 exc
'e s- s,
ti-
"'-7. sAe 'I 81 -i-''s'
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Ni' ~-- ii""i S'i'ie
-'iNS' 'r '..'- p 'T l''-.'s' -
i'i+i-,.A ~" ai'" z '- liie 'e'e ii-
~-N- i~1 '-' ~ '--' N'' f. a" A.
u. ~ N'tt 'N
'' 'i's '"N t Jesse l'ieiiii' i'.ii'S :
- 'N e -'t'A 81 iii-N' aN tAiif ri
''i' . li"l .tcls "--i lAt stsfet34y oi zoe
"i0t.r ti.'e ,'A Ntaii3 IA -f-as,
Men, on ~ hrinro 'fttnifr lo, lhss,
stating iht >rtlNn, town, lanEt ANA
county also tnt nearest "a road s'ais'n
and fe prepared t1 Wetl tht examining X
committee, conduct nscm g. tne cfol
inferred, and ntaru then aga a tA ta.
station. Each hfe acres 81 wheat eu-
tered lor tae premium, llssi ie .N one
body and grown by out person. rprc-
mems Ifom each aut ail eIuIs entered
fer pIcm.um, fuurt he oa efAltli.a1 ~
tne society 5 i4rat Grand Rapids, conn
u4f-fug ~epfemtri rs, i>,t, S. follows
Tic railroad company NA TURNS
tanspo portaIon for and pay The ntces-
,aly expenses oi tne ekfmhns CONS
nuttee' they wA also transport me
samples ior exhibition free, and VIII,
AZ the request OF the president az the
society. provide each person making "a
cIca-tahle exhibit free ticket from
the station nearest the exhibit tor, 90
and from the fair 40 Grand Rapids.
Exhibitors who shall accept such free
t4cket Vii be expected % carefully
place then exhibits ln the exhibition
building. and he personally present u
answer All inquiries in relation io tht
country, soil. TIMBER and manner ~
growing SAID exhibits.
a half bushel sample Of wheat from
each Held entered. also oi the efaln ln
the stalk of not les, than NIFTY stems Of
full length. 4 half hushel sample
from each acre ot potatoes entered, a
half bushel sample nom each acre oi
oats entered, hall busnei sample from
each acre of peas entered also not less
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-25
CONF0RTABLE CAMP LIFE.
What Frcvlsicns. Cooking -ra1.
81 Ste. Are Necessary.


Cthss s4ta.slie ~ag~esst@-a
CoEFaa.-I -s-t
Ihe lumher II n-tssas - leave ths
eiflrs fas a fs~ ~-ezs 6lFng sauuler 81
sAlsy Jae losrl zll Lea. ll--l 1e XIX ci
c-llniaE .Ul Increases s-ce a.-y aua
woll1 doubtless be- yst 'arsrs 9at fer t-s
rs.'-4at s4orsuce .slsraiif pIrstlVa
eoueernlax its Ht0lls oDrflul1 iaess
w1o leFe never tired u are very liable ll
have sKsxgerateo ideas ~ Us coss sn1
Z u tirs- To comulelre With. Tie outnt
actually necessary j. small and sim pie
Ia proper pfoyisI oliug of camp : ID
40 means costly Or difficult and csme
cookiHz Is easy aud bs 40 means su iucon.
.ldeFa3ls part u tns en- llea- AID fuu oi
free forest HE
Primarily you want = tent, and, as that
i something u last FOR many years, Il
ps0psFly taken care Of. you may a. seil
Get good one; . wall" tent with ny.
A couple OF men can get along quite wei
with shelter. but the superior size and
convenience OF the wal" Justi1es TIE
comparatively small additional outlay
upon IL. Aud 10 not buy one Of the tltrsy
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
NOTES.

John 5. Scaton returned to Medora
after an absence of neatly Il year, old
and young gave ''Uncle John Il hear.
ty welcome and all hope his stay Will
Il long one.
Mrs. d. w. Williams and the little
boy started for Minnesota. Thursday,
Dan weut with his wife as far rs
M indian. Mrs. Williams does not OK:
pect to return before September.
What a lovely time we had at Miss
Foley's''. was heard on all sides the
day after the party, and did we enjoy
the music and dancing and the SUP
or! Well | think we did. and hope
to enjoy another such party soon.
Ben. Lamb will reach Meaora Will
Il carload of bluoled stations Satur'
| dav, Ben. will soon have il fine bunch
of horses. Billy Jones, (JoIaey) is
with him.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Thousands Of Dollars

are spent every year by the people of
this state for worthless medicines for
the CURE of throat and lung diseases,
when we know that if they would
only invest 81 in Santa Able, the new
California discovery for consumption
and kindred complaints. they would
in this pleasant remedy find relief. 1t
is recommended by ministers, physi-
Clans and public speakers of the Gold
ell state. Sold and guaranteed by the
Dickinson Drug Co. at 81 u bottle.
Three for $3.50. The most stubborn
east of catarrh will speedily succumh
to California Clt-R-Cure. Six months
treatment 81. by mail $l.lo.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
ANTELNrE NUTLS.

Died, at Antelope. Of scarlet fever,
March 10Th, 1889, Eva, only child OF
Shadrach and Ida Chandler: aged SIX
years and ten days. Little Eva Was
laid at rest in the Rirhar,lton cclle-
terry OH the 18th.
We only know That thou hast gone,
And that the sam rcturnlts ~ tide,
Which bore the. from us. still giidrs on,
And We. who mourn thee. with il glide
To add to the discontinue aud sor-
row of of the hereavei parents Il rig.
id quarantine has been maintained
about the premises ever since the Ma
ture of the disease has been known
and with difficulty the necessary hell
| could be obtained. The sympathy OF
the entire community is with the be-
reaved in this their sad aflllction.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

The power of sale contained in u certain mort
gage executed by John Fischer and Litti Fischer.
his wife, mortgagors, TO Stark County Bank, of
Stark county,, Dakota, mortgages, dated on the
18th day OF May, 1883. and recorded in the office
of I'll regi slcr of deeds of stark county, Dakota,
on the 18th day of May, lSSS, at $40 o'clock p. m,
in book / OF mortgages, on page 300. having be
come operative by reason of default made by said
mortgagors III the conditions of said mortgage:
Notice is hereby gwen that the amount now
claimed to be due on said mortgage is i've hun
drcd and forty and twenty two hunlrcdth dollars.
tSh4t;ss and that said mortgage will be iorccloscd
and the mortgagrd premises sold, viz: the south
west quarter of section "a, III township 40 north,
of range 9i west, in said Stark county, containing
one hundred and sixty acres more or less, To satis-
fly said debt, interest, costs and disbursrm' MIS-
allowed by law. taxes Gf any unpaidl and an at
torncy fee of fifty dollars, provided for in said
mortgage. The said sale will be made at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash by the
sheriff of Stark county, Dakota, at the front door
OF the coart house III Dickinson in said county on
the goth day of April, 1889, at , O'Clock p. m. OF
that day.
Dated March s, 1850.
STARK COUNTY BANK,
Mortgage
JAMES Il. CAMrBElI..
Attorney for Mortgage.
mar q n
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
John NJ. Van Horn returned from
the east. Monday. lie spent the win
ter in Wisconsin.

John NJ. Van Horn returned from
the east. Monday. lie spent the Win
ter in Wisconsin.
A large number of their friends as
semhled ut the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. j. Freeman. Tuesday evening
and enjoyed themselves with plrl"r
games. dancing AMI other social
amuscmentS. The party wis intended
for IL surprise and proved IL complete
success and was much enjoyed Ivy all.
Rev. ID. c. Plannett, of Fargo. pre-
siding elder and superintendent OF
missions for the Methodist church
in North Dakota, will preach in the
the Baptist church, Monday evening
at 7:3O o'clock, all are invited.
Married, Wednesday. March 18th,
by Rev. R. Z. Bartlett, ut the resi-
dence of the brides parents. MI. j.
w. Chamberlain, of Richardton and
Miss Minnie Colburn. of this place
The happy couple left the same even
ing for their home near Richardton'
| The PRESS extends congratulations.
Welton Mcdonald and Chas. Merry
have purchased Dr.. McDonald's drug
| store and the new firm will con
| tinue the business ut the old stand on
| Sims street under the firm name OF
Merry 4 Mcdonald. The room is be
ing handsomely papered and fitted ~
in good style and will he stocked NJ
with Il complete line of goods. Wei
ton Mcdonald will have charge of thu
business. DIR. Mcdonald will devote
his time to his practice.
\. large audience assembled at The
Congregational church last Snnda!
evening to listen to Capt. Van Etten':
temperance lecture. For two hours
he held the audience spell-hound b.
his ready wit. shoulder strikes am
originality, apt illustrations and loi
chile arguments. The lecture wa
we'll worth hearing and the captain
fully sustained his reputation as
speaker.
On account of being unable to sc
cure the music for the dance on Thu
evening of March 18th, the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen post
poned the dance until Tuesday even
ing the 10Th. The boys are making
preparations for Il grand time ant
lovers of the dance should not fail t
attend. Good music and Il good tim
will be the order of the evening.
Mrs. Barker delivered - temperate
lecture at the Baptist church, las
evening to IL large audience. Her lee
ture was well received, and at it's col
cluslon IL W. C. T., Y, was organize
with the following officers: Mrs. i
f. Bartlett. president; Mrs. w.
Cunningham, corresponding secreti
nv: Mrs. j. b. Mcdonald. recordln
secretary; II. l.. Dickinson, treasurer
Mrs. A. j. Carey. Nice.president fror
the Episcopal church. The organic;
ton meets this afternoon at the Cor
gresational church.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
\. w. Merriteld, services as

\. W. Merritield, services us
judge of election. . Oo
Michael Knott. services as
judge of election. 9 CO
Elias MikkelSon. services rs
clerk of election. . OF
b. F. Lamh, services rendered
OH canvassing bo ,rd. 0C
ID. w. Williams. services rem
dered on canvussing board, 0C
j. a. Palmer. services rem
dered us clerk of election, DC
l.. Z. Partridge, services as
judge of election, > 0C
Norman L.ebo. services judge
of election. 0(
j. n. Ferris, services rs judge
of election and registration
board, 6 o.
E. G. Paddock. services rem
dered on registration board. t OF
j.. L. Scott, legal printing 80 .;
os ClllSs tllOMGu lOl lllNs L IL
Wm. Jones, for distributing
ballot boxes, 4. % O(
ID. w. Williams. justices fees. Z;
Oren kendley, allowed sher.
if S fees. . sc
VIM. Jones. allowed witness
fees in justice court, , G(
Thos. Lynch, allowed witness
fees in justices court , o.
On motion the board adjourned.
Attest:
j. G.. WILLIAMSON,
County Clerk.
=. j. PILIs>IER.
Chairman
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for
children %teethlny, is the prescription
of one of the best female nurses and
physicians in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with
never failing success by millions of
mothers for their children. During
the process of teething its value is in.
calculahle. 1t relieves the child from
pain. cures dysentery and diarrhGa.
gripping in the bowels, and wind-colic.
BY giving health to the child it rests
the mother. Price 25c. Il hottie.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
RICHARDTOy NOTES.
R1cuARDroN, March 18th, g!

Miss Mary DeFrance returned home
last Friday from u visit to Minnesota
Miss Alice Ellison returned. Mon.
day. from a visit to Mandan.
VIM. Seibert WAS arrested on We'd,
nesday and brought before Justice
Nordberg, charged with setting out
poison which caused the death of Il
dog belonging to Fred Beneke: how
ever Beneke failed to prove his case,
and Seibert Was dismissed.
Some farmers south of town have
done considerable seeding the past
week, this is the earliest seeding on
record.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Notice Of Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween J. j. Freeman and V. III. Stick
nry. doing business nnl"rt tin" hNmr of
the Di"krns,n Iii = Co.,. has this day
been diSs,iv Il y, niin Il rnl>"m;. Y.
III. Sticknry retiring tnl j. j. Free
m.n continuing the business. All
accounts will he collected and paid by
the new firm.
j. J. FREEMAN,
V. III. S%TICKNEY.
Dickinson. Duk.. NJ Wch l. 1889. ii
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
SOTICE-TIMBER CULTURE CON-
TEST,


US. LAND OFFICE, BISMARCK, DIT.
January 10, 1889.
Complaint having been entered nj this office by
to comply with law az to Timbcr.Cultur Entry
No. lss0, dated April lG, 1888, upon the sou,l. east
quarter, section IL, township l4,, IL. range %, W.
IN Stark county Dakota, with II view 10 CANCEL
lation OF said entry; contestant alleging THAI
Balycr Steiner has failed to break or caused
to be broken ten acres or any part thereof and has
failed to plant or ca,is: to be planted To trees, lrc,
seeds, or Tree cuttings, ten acres of said land, or
any part thereof, Ut any time prior hereto, sulu
parties are hereby to appear at the
Office of j. NJ. Tracey, Nolary Public, at Taylor,
Dakota, on The l!lh day OF March, 1850, ut l.
O'Clock IL. M, to respond and furnish t, stimon,
concerning said alleged failure. Hearing III TILT
office March IL, 1859, ut l0u III.
OSCAR L. IeEA,
Register.
o. +. DAVIS, Atty for Contestant. fcu.y-4..
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
An Absolute Cure.

The Original .Ahietine Ointment is
only put up in large two.ounce tin
boxes, is IN absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chapped hnds,
and all skin cruptions. Will positive
fy cure all kinds of piles. Ask for
the original .Abietine Ointment. Sold
by Dickinson Drug Co. ut 25 cents
per III x-hy mail 80 cents.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
NOTICE OF HON ESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.


LAM OFFICE AT BISMARCK, D.l.
March n, 1889.
Notice il hereby given that the following
named settlers have flied notice of their intention,
TO make tinul proof in support of their clam, and
that said proof will be made before the Jude
and in his absence before the Clerk OF the Dis,rlc.
Cour, in and for Stark county, d.. T., ut his Office
at Dickinson, on April 18th, 1853, viz:
MARK JOYCE,
for the southeast quarter of section No. 30 in
township No. lib II. ot range No. % ".
He numcs t C foil, wing Witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon. ana cultivation. ~.
said land. Va: John NJ. Tracey, rutr.ckJ. Tracey.
Bernhard f. y c@cr and j :tfcrson a. Farrai ali
OF whose DO toilicc address is Taylor. OAK.
Also PATRICK j. TRACEY.
for the northwest quarter section 50, township
i40. range 33.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cult lation oi,
-uid land, viz: John Nj. Tracey, Mark JOYCE
lcrnhuru f. Dcckcn and Jefferson "A. Furruh. ali
of whose postoilicc address 10 Taylor. Oak.
OSCAR L. ltEA,
mar. 16 ct. Register.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Husiness Property for Sale.

The building formerly occupied by
the Stark County Bank. on Willard
street is for sale for cash OF on easy
terms. This property is Il bargain
and will pay % per cent on the in
vestment. Apply to Stark County
Bank, Dickinson, Oak.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.

U. S. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. DIT.
Feb. 10, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the ollowlng named
ii nal proof III supper, of his clam, and INA.
RAID proofwllI he made before the Judge, or III
his absence before Horace II. Hatch, clerk OF til
district court i'll and Tor Stark county, Dnkot;
Ter, al Ills Office III Dickinson, on April Stl, 1859.
viz:
LUDWIG DlEDRiCH DOIRMANN,
for the southeast quarter of section IL, Town
ship 40 II. ut raSnc "a west.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hls
eoh,Inu"ns residence upon, and cultivation OF.
sand land, M; frcdrlCk SClila pmann. Friedrich
Saldlrr, Henry Mnrcke and Robert Mucckc, nj.
OF whose post once address ~ Gladstone. oak.
OSCAR Il. ltEA,
ivblU-Gw. Register.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Homestead Entries
and all other Land Filings taken.
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOFS.
LAND OFFICE AT BlsMAnk, d. II

Lam OFFICE AT BlsMARK, DIT.
Feb. q, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settlers have filed notice of their intention TO make
final proof i'll support of their Claims, and that SAID
proof will b. made before the Judge, or in his
absence before Horace +. Hatch, Clerk OF Distr!ci
Court, in and for Stark county, Dakota, ut he
office in Dickinson, on March ~. 1889, viz:
CARL PETERSEN,
for the southeast quarter OF section "a, in town.
snip 49,. II. OF range u, w. 9Th p. III.
lie names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
sad land, VIZ: Nicls Petersen, Fred Muds,n.
MAIDS dispersion and Nels l.arrnson, all of who's,
NlEL.S PETERSEN,
for thu north -wcst quarter of section d, in town.
ship l39 II. OF range 13 W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said .and, VIZ: Carl Petersen, Fred Madison, MAIDS
Jcsi'erscn and Ncls Larcnson, all OF whose post
office address is Taylor. Duk.
OSCAR L. REA,
fcb.9'Gw. Register.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Hnusr for Sale.

A good seven room house, two sto-
ries high, with barn and other i'm.
provements for sale ut u bargain.
One-half cash, balance on time.
NJ. +. MOORE,
mar.0.3w. Dickinson, Oak.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
Report Of the Official Proceedings Of the
Commissioners Of Billings County.

Board met in special session at
o'clock p. IN. February %, 80.
Meeting called I" order by commits
sinner L ton.
p. j. Pilissipr. who having been al,-
pointed to the off," of ronnty conn
missioner by the appointing board
consisting of county clerk Williamson
and commissioner Eaton. after hav-
ing taken the oath of office took his
seat with the hoard of county com
m%issioners.
On motion p. j. PiliSSier was chosen
chairman of the board.
The hill file was examined and laid
over.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet ut 10 o'clock Il. III. March LIST.
| Attest:
j &C. WILLIAMSON,
County Clerk.
p. j. PILIssIER.
Chairman.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
mennt. Meeting called to order by
the chair. Present, Messrs. PiliSSier
and Eaton.
On motion the respective petitions
of o. E. Lrhmicke and L. G. Waters
in favor of reduction of assessed val.
uation for the year 1883, We're consid'
cred. The former being allowed a
reduction in valuation to an amount
due OH one hundred head of cattle.
The latter whose valuation ON con-
sideration was sustained us originally
set forth on the tux lists.
On motion the board adjourned to
l o'clock p. IN.
Meeting called to order at | O'Clock
~. IN. Present, MessrS. Eaton and
Pilisier.
On motion the following appoint.
ments were made to till vacancies
caused 10y the failure OF officers elect
to qualify within the time prescribed
Ivy law, viz:
TO the office of sheriff. L. G. Pad.
dock.
To the office of county treasurer, j.
a. Ferris.
To the office of probate judge, j. T.
McCoul.
To the office of county assessor. G
III. Mason.
To the office of coroner, Norman
Lebo.
To the office of county justices, +
A. Eaton. NJ. W. McDonald. q. ID
Kennedy.
To the office OF county constahles
VIM. Bali and VIM. Jones.
On motion the official bonds wer'
fixed in the following sums, viz:
County treasurer, $4,000; sheriff
$4,000: probate Judge. $500; assessor
$1,000; justice of the peace, $500; con
stables, 5000.
On notion the following otiicia
bonds were approved. viz: Bo'd o
j. C. Williamson. as register of deeds
Gregor Lang. as justice of the peace
Lincoln Lang. us constable.
Justice Williams quarterly reiNor
read and OH motion approved.
On motion the meeting adjourne,
until q IL. IN. March Dad.
Attest:
J,C. WILLIAMSON,
County Clerk.
II d.,
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL Es-


Notice i. hereby given that having been duly
authorized by the Probate Court Of Stark county.
Dakota, to sell at private sale, all the righ,, title
and interest Of the minor heirs OF Mary A. Rove.
deceased, in and to lot No. z, block No. &c. in the
town of Dickinson, in aaid county. to-wit: One
az all the owners of the undivided two, third parts
thereof desire to join in said sale and being fully
authorized thereto. / hereby offer the whole Of
highest bidder for cash in hand. Said sale will
be made on or after March 25th. 1889. and bids for
the same, in writing, may be left at the residence
Of the subscriber on said lot, delivered to him
personally or filed in the Office of the Judge OF
Probate Of said county.
March 9Th. 1899.
DC. ROWE, Guardian,
JAS. G. CAMPBELL,
Atty for Guardian. mar.g-3t
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
GLADSTONE NOTES.
GLADSToNE.A March. IA, 81

DIR. Wheat of Dickinson was here
Sunday.
Ed Robbins is to teach the spring
term of school in the Powers district.
Miss Ella White has been engaged
to teach the spring team of school in
the Way district.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Turner enter
tanned Il number of their friends ut
dinner wednesday, among those pres
ent were G. S. Cryne and wife, r. Lee
and wife, Geo. Lee and Wifi. o. c.
Bissell and wife and Rev. {. y. Smell.
JOIN.
The Dickinson press., 1889-03-16
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Us. LAND OFFICE. Er-MAn'k, D.

Us. LAND OFFICE. BI-MARtK. ID. II.
March l:ih. 1889.
Notice is hereby sivcnthnl The following named
=, tilcr has fil,d nOlicr III hs intention 10 mai o Al
nul proof in support of his clam, and that s.ld
proof will BIZ made before the Judge or IN ms
absence before the Clerk of the District Court ia
and for Stnrk county. Dnk., ut lIs Office i'll iDick
inson on April "a, 1853. viz:
IRA LAW RENEE.
for tLr north east quarter OF s,ct.on 30, townflil l.
40, range -.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsidcnc" upon, and cultivation oil
Bates, Oliver &. Bisstll AID John Nj. Hodge, nj.
of whose p~ostoticc address IL Gindslonc. Dnk.
OSCAR L. ltEA,
mar. lG-Gt. itcgIstcr.