The Dickinson press., 1890-08-23

have purchased of Hilliard and Trash
l.50e of sheep.
E. o. McGlaufin. II lumber manu-
facturer of Anoka, Mimi, WAS here
on business, Thursday.
The clerks in Lawrence'S store
have been on the jump the past ten
days filling orders for the cattlemen,
E. F. Messersmith, believing that
flour would continue to advance.
bought two carloads from the Man
dan mill us Il speculation.
H. l.. Dickinson has spent the
week in Bismarck us member of the
state equalization board which con.
vened OH Tuesday.
\. N. Jefferies and w. d. Rey.
nolds went out to the Long Y ranch
Thursday. They L arranging for
their next cattle shipment, early i'll
September.
The Game Protection Association,
of Fargo. offers Il reward of $25 for
the conviction of any person IF kill.
ing prairie chickens, grouse or ducks
before the first of September.
The big shippers say Dickinson is
the best point to ship from III the
country and that other things being
equal they would drive along distance
out of their way to load ut this
point.
John w. Buster went to Chicago
Tuesday. He has another large ship
ment of cattle to make and has gone
down to headquarters to find out
about the recent change in stock
rates.
The Port Townsend papers give it
out that c. n. Wallace, late of Dick.
inson, has, in company with an old
miner, found Il rich copper mine in
the Olympic mountains. If true this
is great luck for Wallace.
DR.. j. M. Fox, general manager of
the Red Lodge coal mine, and S. NJ.
McGatfery, travelling agent, were
here to-day and established Il perma-
nent agency with o. f. Lehmicke
for the sale of Red Lodge coal.
E. Diemel, clerk for the Richard.
ton Land and Improvement Co., is
suffering from a broken arm. He
was thrown from a buggy OH Friday
of last week, fracturing his right
arm below the elbow. DR.. Stickney
is attending the case.
Yellow Horse, one of Gen. Clusters
alleged faithful scouts, and wife, of
Fort Berthold, were on No. l Sunday,
OH their way west to renew old &C.
quaintances at the Crow agency.
These antiquated relics of the abo.
rhymes travel on passes.
One of Stark county's enthusiasts
on sheep is Capt. Saunders. He says
his flock has brought him in return
of 100 per cent. this year, and lie
considers that good enough for any
man. In the line of farming, he says
he has a small acreage of good wheat,
oats, potatoes and corn.
The school for the deaf of North
Dakota, located at Devils Lake, will
open for applicants on the second
Wednesday Of next month. Tuition,
board, room, etc., free to those of the
state eligible under the prescribed
rules of the school. Address A. r..
principal, for full particulars.
No one doubts that DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy really cures Catarrh,
whether the disease be recent OF of
long standing, because the makers of
it clinch their faith in it with a $500
guarantee, which isn't a mere news.
paper guarantee, but "on call" in a
moment. That moment is when you
prove that its makers can't cure you.
The reason for their faith is this: DR..
Remedy has proved itself the
right cure for n%inety-nine out of a
hundred cases of Catarrh in the Head,
and the Worlds Dispensary Medical
Association can afford to take the
risk Of you being the one hundredth.
The only question is-are you will.
ing to make the test, if the makers
are willing to take the risk! If so,
the rest is easy. You pay your drug,
gist so cents and the trial begins.
If your wanting your $500 you'll get
better,-a cure!
peterson for September opens
with a beautiful engraving "a Letter
from Home" and the full page wood
Illustration SIN the Sunset" is u
poem as we'll as a picture. The illus.
trated paper "A Giant Grass and Its
Uses" is very amusing, and gives
much useful information in regard to
bamboo, also various designs of the
pretty and artistic furniture made
from it. "Ransom's Aimless Jour.
ney"b by James X. Reeve, lisa wonder
fully realistic episode and Alice
Maud Ewell follows it with the first
instalment of " Jackey and the Prin-
cess which promises to be a capital
novelet. "Autumn Leaves is a seal
sonable paper, giving clear directions
for preserving their brightness unim.
paired. "Their Mutual Mistakes"
by Frank Lee Benedict, will afford
all the more pleasure because of the
happy ending. The other stories are