The Dickinson press., 1890-06-14

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G. Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent c. b.
& n. II. r., st. Paul, MINI.
$40 REWARD
For information of the whereabouts
Of II gray horse, 4 years old, weight
900 pounds, branded L III b connected,
on the left hip. Had harness on
when left. Address Hahnsen 4
Thomson, Bellield, Stark Co, N. d.
June list.
New goods received to-day at Mrs.
Languon's. Call and see them. Baby
bonnets and Misses hats. Shall make
a specially of bridal and mourning
goods.
l. S. Doten, Justice Of the Peace
and merchant of Bristol, ILL.,, says he
a recommend st. Patrick's Pills.
81 have used Them" he says, sand
know whereof l speak" Any one
troubled with constipation or bilious
ness will find them a friend. They
are prompt and certain in their ac
ton and produce Il pleasant cathartic
effect. For sale by Merry 4 McDon-
aid.
Sheriff Hayes and Mr.. Ayers stop.
ped at Geo. Armstrong; ranch, near
New England City, with train robher
Bailey, Tuesday, where they enjoyed
a good square meal and changed
horses. George brought the robbers
horse to town on Thursday and remain
ed until Friday when he returned to
the ranch accompanied by his father.
G. b. Armstrong, who al:o came up
Thursday, on the stage.
The case of w. A, Northrop VS..
Mrs. III. b. Montgomery was heard
before II. M. futile, as referee, at
the court house, Wednesday and
Thursday. AT the conclusion of the
testimony introduced by plaintiff,
defendants attorney moved that the
case be dismissed. II. T. Register, Of
Bismarck, and r. III. johnson appeared
us attorneys for the plaintiff and l..
A. Simpson as attorney for the defend
ant.
MI. S. NJ. McGaffery, travelling a.
gent for the Rock Fork Coal Co., was
in the city Saturday. lie reports the
mines at Red Lodge booming, and
says the quality of coal produced is
improving every day. He also stated
that the nut coal was becoming quite
popular as a substitute for eastern
hard coal, it being much cheaper and
giving perfect satisfaction. o. E.
Lehmicke is local agent for the COM
pany at this point.
Con Hill makes Il bold and fearless
policeman. Last Saturday two tramps
made themselves very obnoxious OH
Willard street by their impudence
and Con concluded to try a bluff,
which proved a success. He had a
tin star made and pinned it to his
coat and then arrested one of the
tramps and started with him for the
Jail. The tramp did not like the idea
and begged to be released, and after
much parleying and promises to
leave town Immediately was turned
loose. He skipped without delay and
has not been seer since.
They say that Howard Eaton, being
left as the only bachelor in the Bad
Lands, since Williamson deserted
him, threw himself, horses and buck.
board, into the high waters of the
Little Missouri, last Monday, in al
Intellectual attempt to drown his sor.
row; but he changed his mind and
after houndering around in the water
a short time succeeded in detaching
the team from the blackboard ant
they pulled for the shore, Howard
close second and with a firm tail hold
He is now a hero and proposals from
eligible young ladies are in order.
The new fast train over the North
ern Pacific leaves st. Paul tomorrow
1t is intended to reduce the time be
tween Chicago and Portland owe
thirty hours. The flyer will be on
of the finest trains in the country an,
shows that the Northern Pacific i
not to be outdone by any transconti
mental line. Pullman and emigran
sleepers will be run through from Chi
cago. The trains on the new time car
will arrive and depart from Dickinso
as follows: No l, west bound. l:30 p. m
No. 3, west bound, 3:05 Il. M; No.
east bound, S:45 y. m; No. 4, cas-
bound. 2:4O p. NJ. Nos. l and , al
( the fast trains and will carry til
mail