The Dickinson press., 1889-08-10

Alios S'0
sounds right: "Stutsman county will
send a republican delegation first, last
and all the time to the state conven-
ton. The poison of local issues will
he perceptible iii very minute quanti-
ties only"
\ team belonging to II. l.. Dickin-
son escaped from the driver last Nom
day and were not recovered until
Tuesday. The team was harnessed
and connected by the neck yoke and
lines and wandered over the prairie
all of Monday in that condition.
On Thursday \. s. Robinson receive
ed the sad Jews of the death Of mis-
brother ut Griggsville. ILL.,, on the Bud
of this month. His brother was II
married man and had been Sheriff of
the county in which he lived for the
past twelve years and was highly re-
spected.
The long Y cattle company were Gu
gagged yesterday and to-day in loading
forty-tive cars of cattle for the Chica.
go market. Their cattle are in prime
condition and will command the high
est price. Manning and McCrory, of
kilderr Mountains. also shipped IL
bunch of good StcelS ut the same time.
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The Youngblood- Butteriield cas-
WAS tried before Esquire Dowell Mon.
day evening concluding Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Youngblood WAS bound
over to the grand jury in the sum of
$1,000. He has commenced a suit for
damages to the amount of $4,000,
against the Butterlields.-lIand Co.
Press.
l.. l.. Lewis. the TAYLOR merchant.
met with quite II loss 10y fire last Mon
day. 4 barn and ware room in which
he had stored Il quantity of flour and
feed Was accidentally set OH fire by II
boy named Johnson who was playing
with matches. The flames spread
rapidly and efforts to save the proper
ty proved II failure.
The gentlemen composing the terri
torial board of agriculture have de-
cided to appropriate $1,000 for a
grand band tournament to take place
during the territorial fair in Septem-
Der next. The board also approved Il
contract with Prof. C%amparrini to
jump from Il balloon live-thousand
feet in the air and descend Ivy means
of a parachute.
G. \. Wallace, WHO is to have
charge of the merchant tailoring es'
tablislment of Wallace & Co. arrived
from Minneapolis on Wednesday and
the firm will he ready for business tho
first Of neXt week. a ear load of
goods for the tirm arrived "Wednesday
night and the room is being put in
shape for business. Mr.. Wallace is d
married man and his family will fol.
low in Il short tinr.
The Stock Growers journal says that
W. w. Webb, the active agent of the
Street Stable Car Company, says that
company has finished putting in the
new water station at MaE1an ut IL cost
of Sl.l0o. With the increased faciii
ties fourteen cars of stock can be wa
tered in the time which it formerly
took to water a single car. Mr.. Wcbl
superintendent the putting in of this
water station.
The senate committee on irrigation
spent Monday in Bismarck and arrived
here Tuesday morning and made /;
short stop. The party. consisting o.
Senators Stewart, of Nevada and Re
gan, of Texas; Major j. w, Bowel. di
rector of geological survey: Col. G. II
lIunton. j. G. Happier, f.. Davis AM
r. c. Roswell. are travelling in spccia
cars, They go to the coast Yer The
Northern Pacific and will return cas-
over II of the southern roads, hav
ing about $4,000 miles to travel befor,
completing their lahors. The com
mittee believes that with irrigation
this will become one of the riches
sections of the country.
Al the convention held at Huron
last month it was wisely decided tt
work within the respective parties
This disposition was not unanimous
ut first, but after due consideration
the republican farmers decided tina
within their OWL party could be foun,
the means for accomplishing all thei
legitimate aims, They have put for
ward no candidates as yet, ana vii
most likely leave the results to til,
state convention. if no unfair advan
tase is taken. The farmers do not asl
t all the Offices, but they do demand
i. fair representation on the state ticke
: and appoiGtive otiices.-Dakota Rural
5 list.
! Six army wagons full of gram wen
: through Miles on Friday mornin,
heading for the MiZpah and Box E1
. der, where they will be un!oaded an,
3 the grain turned over to another wag
, on train from the Missouri country
, The grain is Tor use in the army sum
2 mer camp on the Little Missouri. Til
= troops will leave Keoyh on the 10Th O
this month. They will be ten days
the march. will remain in camp twe1
ty days with the troops from othe
7, posts, and will be ten days returnin
to Fort keogh. Those who wish I
see the soldiers actually engaged j
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