The Dickinson press., 1890-06-21

l"'tSos PAONS0 WY NHJ"J"oAS va"
the lodge about Sl4. 1t was
followed by a dance.
J. w. Gruschus returned from st.
Paul, Monday, where he was called by
The fatal sickness of his father, Henry
who died OIL Tuesday, June
10, aged about "a years. Deceased
was born in Prussia and came to
America in lS47 and vas one of the
pioneer settlers of Minnesota, having
in that state in 1854.
Thomas IL Willis, IL former citizen
Of Dickinson, now located in Helena
and prospecting, in RENTING his SUBJ
scription to the PRESS says: Il am
happy to hear of the prosperity OF
and Stark county and the
people, through the columns of the
and l still believe there are
bright prospects for Dickinson in the
lear future"
There was very little interest taken
in the school election in this district,
only SO votes being polled, of which
V. II. Stickney received "a and Miss
A. n. Ellison . for superintendent of
ID. l. Bailey was elected a
director for one year, NJ. f. Kline.
felter for two years, and f. A. Heck.
man for three years. j. p. Jingle
was reelected treasurer.
Postmaster Thompson has made a
to the department for a sack
with permission to pouch mail through
to Jamestown from this place on the
train-No. i, which leaves Dick
inson at $40 p. M. This will give
Dickinson's business men an opportu-
nifty of getting letters through to st.
Paul some six to eight hours earlier
than by the regular mail train. and
will be an accommodation to be appre-
w. w. Moore, of the Grand Opera
House, Des Moines, is al early settler
in that part of Iowa, and has had a
great deal of experience in his time.
He says: eat various times l have
had acute attacks of bilious collie and
violent pains in the stomach, and
found nothing that gave me relief
like Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Remedy. "Every person.
he says. "should have Il bottle" For
sale by Merry & Mcdonald.
Joseph Arnett while out on the
roundup had his left collar bone
broken and received other painful
injuries 10y being thrown from a
horse and the animal falling on him
The accident occurred last Monday
near the Yellowstone river. The
injured man, after Il long and painful
ride reached Mingusville. DR.. Wheat,
of this place, summoned and rendered
surgical aid. Mr.. Arnett is now
stopping here with his brother All,
The leading question now is: care
you provided with n bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and D%iarrhoes
Remedy, a a safeguard against al
of bowel complaint during the
months!" No family car
to risk being without this in
valuable medicine during the hot
weather. 1t is almost certain to be
needed, and is a friend indeed wher
required, as it never fails and is pleas
ant and safe to take. IS and so cent
bottles for sale by Merry & Melon
aid.
The hardware store of i. +. Fow
Ter was entered by burglars last Sat.
urday night and about 1900 worth o.
cutlery stolen. The burglars made
their entrance first into the cellar ant
then through the cellar door into the
store. The chisels used for gaining
entrance were taken from Billiards.
blacksmith shop. No trace of the
parties has come to light
This is the second time within a yea
that Mr.. Fowler's store has beer
successfully b%urglarizcd. and during
the same period there has been ont
unsuccessful attempt made,
Mrs. M. Wadsworth, who settled
with her husband, on a ranch in thu
Bad Lands, seven years ago, LA!
managed to accumulate quite buncl
of horses on her own account ant
made the first sale from the herd thi.
disposing Of them at goot
prices through the agency of Z. j
Lyon, of Steele. She has not visited
her relatives since coming west ant
concluded to S a portion of thu
proceeds of the sale in making a visi'
to them in Wisconsin. She left las
Sunday accompanied by her daughter
for that state and will spend the sum
mel there.
Ten tramps were arrested and taker
before Judges Aud and Richards
Wednesday afternoon and the cour"
decreed that they should leave tow
within thirty minutes and that an.
of their profession found in the cit,
after shutdown should be logged
This may not be exactly in accord
ance with the statute in such cases
but it is in harmony with the wishe
of all our citizens who are hearth,
sick and tired of having so many o
these yagabonds loafing around town
They have become such a nuisanc
that our citizens are determined t,
be rid of them. and the course pur
c,,ad lact Wednesday, will hp fol1owe,