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The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08
AnaIsnma,ion ut Duluth.

DuLuTu, Mimi, Aug. 1.-The r.
portea col.solldatioii Of the Chicago
and Minut sofa Ore Co. ith tie Mime.
sofa Iron Co, which oans the lu~r'
mines and the Duluth & Iron Ranet
Railway, turns Out TO be much larger
deal il,an.at first rel orted. Tie Chi
caeo and Minnesota Ore Go. and the
Chandler. Chippewa. Norma Delaware
ana Cantor. Iron connanics, as we'll as
the Ds.Inth 4 Iron Range Railway
and the Minnesota Steamship Co. are
owne.l III i, great part by the stock
holders Of the III lniesota Iron Co. 1t is
propose.l to consolidate all these into
one company. which will own every
mine at present Shipping ore The Du
luth & Iron Range roa.l with total
land holding ni :i.n.ili -i' O0o acres and n
combined capital Of I'D, ut $4,000, GGO,
and ll.e Cl.ics s,u & Vi ~, csnta %. owns
1900 acr. Of min: ra! nd OH the Yer
million range aid controls the stuck ol
the Chandler I,on Go. which mad.
$4,000 lass year. The new dea
turns the CLicnho g. Minnesnt:
Co. at about 500 per share The
Mir nesota Iron Go. alone has nearl,
100 acres of good iron clearing land il
township 81, range H. and is contestint
directly or indirectly several claim
that will no doubt, be very valuable
But much of its lands are like hundred
Of other claims, INFESTED and therefor
doubtful. The combination does no
own half of the best prospective irol
lands, nor the Macomber, Sheridan
seen.it No. %, Great Northern, Nc
Donald or Anderson on the Vermilion
or Mesaba, Syndicate, Mailman, Myrna
or Mountain Iron Companies.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

WAsnlNGToN, Aug, Ex-senator Petit
grew spent the morning in the Indian
department, looking after couple of
appointments which have long leen
promised. He was accompanied by
Charlie Mccoy of Aberdeen, who has
sou.e matters before the general land
office which the senator enabled Ilim to
expedite. The senator Was with Com
missioner Carter for over an homr i'll IL
private conversation concerning the de
layed surveys in the Black Hills region.
Acting Secretary Chandler today de.
cded that the crGcr of local ln,'i
Office rs at Huron dj>miasins tic con
test of Erwin III. IIoil'.nan vs.. Henry Nj.
Gert ndt, was terroneous, GLd litilman
will bc allowed to proceed with Its con-
test after notifying tAc cntrylnun,
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HutiZviiIc Items.

BUrTzvILhE N. d., Aug About A
p. m. " tsterday the worst storm OF years
swept over this section. About four
inches of rain fell in less than one ard
one. e.lAlf hours, accompanied bya heavy
wind and some hail. The storm center
was in the vicinity of Buttzvillr. The
first sign of hail damage is oil the farm
of Jesse Davis, whose barley is some
what damaged; thence across the corner
of L. D. Platt S section of wheat, across
S. u. Tanners wheat which is damaged
% per cent, then across portion OF
section IS, owned by ID. Il. Buttz,
whicl, is damaged Is per cent; thence
over the village Of Euttzvilc, moving
William NJ. Jones new building, built
since the fire, about eight feet off the
foundation. The grain in this vicinity
is fiat, but with sun and wind will prob
ably rise again, as Dakota spring always
gets to the front with moisture. Now
every slough is lake.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

D,EANoo, Colo, Aug. l. New has
Just been received lelc Of IL tctrii,l,
Tragedy Which occulr,,l at II bnll IN tie
Bin" Mountains last Friday night.
While tie dancil 9 was going ON tough
character hy The ntncof Tom Roach M
SISTED upon dancing. He was drunk,
and almsd With Lnifc and pistol Ic
MIS- not allowed to dance and raised a
i"w. Frank II Hyde tlicd TO que!i the
disturbance and was stabbed iN Roach
in several places. William McCrld II
cowboy, tried to p;oify Roach but the
lattn drew his gun! and killed McGord
on the s9oi. A hoy slipped away to IL
house Hear hS an,i seeming 4 Wincics
Ger, IT. rtllned 10 The ball room and took
ann and fired ut Ronch, killing Mrs.
Walton, an 'stimahlr lady, living in the
community, In tll, excitement Roach
escaped and rs still nj large
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

H1lLsrono n. d., Aug. !. About .
o'cl,cA this evening a man by the name
of Oh" Samdsjg can,c iuto town nud told
thnt Join Hanson, boarding house
keeper OF this city, was drowned in the
Goose River about lnli Il Mic month of
town About twenty citizens went to
the scene of lle accllcnt, aud after M
hours search found the body within a
few iont from whore it vas last +.,,n. 1t
seems tlat Hanson and Sat(iylg vent
into the Hcr for sWi:, and while in
tie l1iti,llc Of Tia, river Hanson got the
cramps and salk without ri ing again.
\ courier Was sent ut once a. noiiy the
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08
Was IL Murder, Suicide or Accident =

llILLsHono, N. d., Aug. 3, 1891.
John Hanson, the proprietor of the
Scandinavian hotel oil this place, was
found drowned in the Goose river, lust
above the dun Mt this city, in place
where the water was 12 feet deep, at
about . O'Clock Saturday night. Ho wa
found i'll the bottom of the river in the
mud, entangled in some weeds and
grasses, by a drag. lie has lived here
for long time and is we'll known, and
the story of his death is as fellows: He
and friend went down to swim, and
while in the water he took cramps and
got out, but on the friend stating that
he, the friend, was the best swimmer,
Hanson took it up and dove into the
water, although he had partly dressed,
and when in the water the second time
he took the camps again and went to
the bottom and never came up until he
was dragged up, at about $3.50 p. IN. AT
about p. m. his friend made the fact
known that he was drowned, although
lie was drowned mt about 7.30 D. m. Lie
was taken up 10 the city engine rooms
at about / p. m, where lie is !aid out
on All old cot i'll ice, where he WAS seen
todny, unknown even by his associates
deserted, uncarcl for, forgotten, Those
who know him best say his past
life was not as good as il
might have been that his failing
was for liquor. All! hold! Don't blame
him now, when he c.h no more deicn.l
himself 1t is the mi6dlcman VIII,
makes the traffic in souls, from inno
ccnce to hell, that is most responsible,
for this. No, .John we will not nov
blame you, but VIC will try to pray fol
you when the solemn Thought of youl
present whereabouts comes to us in the
dusk of cur meltal struggles. Youl
Jays are all numbered, both for here
and hereafter, and we will join those
whom you left behind in at least hope
though we may not be able to entertain
the strength OF hope that would ut This
hour best please MS. yet, we viii hope
far We don't think your past life was al
your own, and CLEAN from beyond TIL,
veil seems to point its finger down here
through the skull and cross bones al
some who now reside here who viii
help you sui1, L fer part of your pas
| l!f G Wht n they ioiu yOu
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

SlorX FALLS, s. p., Aug. 3. cnpt
g. 7. Jcil'crs, deputy war'irl OF the
prnitenIiary, captain of Company l: OF
the state guards and a resident OF tins
city for more than - dozen year, has
been sent L" jail On the night Of No
vcmbcr W, 1880 when the ratification
of the cl, ction Of retlgrow as senator
was in progress, Captain .Irilcrs was fir
ing a cannon. Ihe cannon eNpu.ied
and slightly injured Miss Maggie
q Ronlke The latter brought SUIT
against ,)eilers for damages and vas
awarded 80. 800 Jeiicrs is not able to
pay. lleMce his iMcnrcerMlioi.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

JEANETTE, Pa, Aug. 2 joel Monre.
IL wealthy citizen who mysteriously dis
appeared recently, was found IN AN old
cayr half iamlsN",i AID ainn&t dead
from exposure The old man had been
taken to the cave 10y Joseph aud Mnll-
son JoInstown,t n,twodcspcrate characters,
and robbed. The c:lyr was unknown to
the citizens, who are wrought up TO AN
extraordinary pitch OF cXcli,nlcnt over
ali sorts OF mmora 1t has been SAID
TINT during ia" past six month@ four ol
five pes pie II .Dcnnncttc lmyc mys'rl
"ltslv diS@l lpcarcd, and nothing Ii :
since been card of them. a acalchiI
party has been formed, Hnd, accom-
panied hy officers, the cave viii be
thoroughly srnr"Lr'l tonight on iom"l-
row morping i Ihr J"hnst"wn moIi'Hs
were arrested, They are powerfully
brmit and tried 10 make" fight when
arrested, but We're cowrc by the ,Ntlpiloi
nnmhcrs and weapons OF the oiii"clt
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

MAsnINeToH, Aug. 3. he secretary
OF agriculture is informed hy Special
Agent i:rnnner, writing from Grand
Forks, that nlyrials Of horhy Mountain
Iocu.ts are hatrhing IN Manitoba, and
that their prcs"ne. Will bo II ,lan g'r"as
mrnac, to the farmers OF Mjuuesptt and
North and s5olItli Dakota nest year
lcling upon this Information the "gr
cuitnrAi department vii! make formal
n,quest upon the dominion government
Il. tl!.e stcps o. cnl.il ont the L0cnsts
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cnnr ,,,rr Their bend.

Ni:~ uHLrAss, Ang. "a Like
Charles special says; 1t has Jn,' been
icarntA from parties ilom the tIanway
Of Lock. Moolc & Co.,, that rgc,y tilng
is mparuti'ely quiet. The Red Zones
came last evening in a body Of 100
armed men and 4n, thcr dead and
wounded not sl.in4 the co:oncr 81
chance t huld asa inque. over their
dead at all. y Red Bone hy the name
of WILLIS, vi" was ihlntei, died ihis
morning. jo!uc nf tn" parties have lett
tiIc t.alIntIN.
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rhc kcmlnrl.A i.l.c,inn.

l.ousyILLls Aug. ) rho returns OIL
he lccian Monday from u, nat of ~
c"nhtios show no conslpicranl" changes
from illc cstinntcs sent in these dis
p,,tcil"s lhc new constitution has
earllel 10y 5000 to 100 o0o. TIE demo
cratic majority is 31,oto, peoples vote,
10000 or less. lhe senate will stand,
democrats u; republicans, 10; ln opics
l. House, democrats, G9; republicans,
II; peoples, IL; Indrprndent democrat,
|. Many domorr ITS are farmers m sym
pnthY with the AIIinlce.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

CALCUTTA, Aug. >. liz ne is t.dk Of ;
fresh attempt TO climb tie llimalayas
and the plans for IT," great pl"l'ct af'
now being laid by Mr.. IunNuy, antll'4
of The Xtlmatt llckvt,r,k, ari Nh
Harold Topllam, wl.o lr's riim''' s"E
eral of the mountains III Aia-ha. Ih'
last tuck ON Mount Everest Nae m".'
by Mr. Graham of the English Alpine
Club, but he was only able to reach i
height OF some 2i, 900 feet abovr the
level of the sea.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

MENNFAroLls. Aug. 4. R'presenta-
tves of tie elevator companies have
been ill session here for two days try
ing to unraycl the North Dakota ,le-
,ator law ptobleu4. The law states with
II good deal Of rigid detail, how public
elevators shall be run in that state, and
the outcome OF the matter is likely to lie
that the elevators viii give up then
public franchises and become private
houses, and the law vail be lett to take
care of itself.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08
The Kentucky E.irc,iou.

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 3. Ken
tncky today elected IL full stale ticket,
adopted n new constitution and chose :;
legislature. The state officers elected
are: Governor, John Young brown
lieutenant governor, N. O.. Alforh; at-
torney general, w. j. ilendrick; audi
tor, treasurer, srlprrnten,l, mt of public
instruction, register OF the land Office
and clerk OF the court OF appeals, All
are democrats and 90 in by majoritics
ranging from 2,Ooo to 10000. The dem.
ocrats' majority will probably show al
increase.
The peoples party has polled only
about 5000 votes. These have come
mostly from the republican party an,
from the cities While the alliance was
supposed to be back of the peoples
party, it has done very little for il, on
account of dissensions which arosc last
January. and which caused tho retire
ment from tho alliance presidency of s.
Il. Erwin, the peoples party candidate.
The alliance has devoted itself 10 the
Legislature, snd probably has practical
control OF that body, and so will contro
the revision OF the laws under the new
constitution. In m ly Il few instances
has the alliance put up candidates in
opposition to the dcmocratn
SO, while the Legislature will be nom.
inally democratic, it will have strong
alliance affiliations and tendencies
This may make it's Interpretation OF the
anti trust, anti corporation and railroad
mmissioner features of the new con
stitution nearly what the alliance lead
ers desire In several instances wiitr,
| the alliance made ceaintiye nominu
tons it las Won. The prohibition Daiiy
had n full ticket in the field, but pollec
a YnrY linllt vote
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

JAMESTOWN, N. d.. Aug. B Henry
OxnarJ, president Of the Oxnarl Beet
Sugar Co, is in North Dakota with a
view to establishing beet sugar plants.
The conditions at jamestown struck
him quite favorably. He will come
again Ill the fall aud decide on his iu
ture plans.
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aud SIiIl Anutner.

Buffalo. \. ID, Aug. 4 Last night
burglars broke open the back window
of Olson drug store and kicked down
door, hici gave them All entrance to
the postotiice AS we'll. The only dam
age done was lie money drawer burst
open and about 81 IN small change
taken / he postothce WAS not troubled,
ami it is the suppositiou that the thisves
were frightened away They seen TO
have d lkiug for drug shops.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

ST.. PAUL, Aug. 2.-An Aberdeen, S.
d., special to The Pioneer Press says
A man named Newton was arrested for
setting fire to the Northwestern block
last May with the purpose Of killing
Chief of Police Curtiss, who was sleep.
ing in room i'll the upper part OF tie
block Detectives worried a confession
,,n,}n
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Walsh County: Tho county levy is
$2s, $50 mud two mills for county
school fund . The Park River NJ
Z. Sunday school picnicod in Ram
says grove Thirty four transfers
of real estate in Walsh County
last week; total $33, $50. 80 "A. IL.
Walker of Dundee lost steer and q
COW by Lightning States Attorney
Libby has had ininnciions served on
seven aIiere vinla;ors of the prohi'i-
tion law ut Grafton . . MIR. and Mrs.
John Peterson and baby were thrown out
by runaway team, caused by barking
dog Mayor Deschenes of Grafton
reads the riot act to those who do moi
keep their back yards clean DIR.
Montgomery is back to- Ardoch to re.
main John Peterson is now a partner
with s. Caimcross & Co. in their store
ut Edinburgh. Deputy Sheriff Han
nah is now inspecting scales So q ndel
Olsone is building a new home Mrs
Alexander Goolmnnson died at Cashc
.. Ephram Olson of Grafton was
sluee6d The other day. 1t is claime,
he is the blind pig Diet, ctive Edwin
Eyenson s artcsian we'll is throwing NJ
iron pyrites. j. l.. Kittl, Shy of ST
Paul is the new cusbier of the Grafton
National Bank "A Glafton lumbel
yald sold twenty seven carle ads o
building material in one day . Mrs. G
b. Hutchinson died at Grafton. The
WALSH County farmers Alliance Go
will hold its annual meeting at Grafton
Aug 10. Injuncti' rs have bee,
served on three places III Mimic, wher.
it is claimed, liquor has been sold
The Methodist Sunday school at Purl
River held a picnic in Wadge's grove
-. Sander Soil has laid IL hard mapl.
floor in lis new store at Park River
Edinburgh is to have u new depot
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

HELENA, Mont, Aug. q Special te
The Pioneer Press: The Methodist
Episcopal Church South is holding M
am nal convention here, and the annual
conference of the M. i. church of Mon.
tana is being held ut Great Falls.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Mcintosh Comfy: Norway and
Moscow Townships were visited by a
bad hail storm; twelve farmers sus-
taint Il q total loss of their crops and n
dozen more hua theirs partially de-
stroyed :. Presiding Elder Sheckler
held quarterly meeting at Ashley Sun
day. Quite number of homestead
final proofs are being made.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Logan County: +. J. Crouch swas
injured while breaking horse The
ex-treasurer of Logan County was no
titled by the county commissioners tc
settle within thirty days RAJ mus
Olson of Napoleon has taken up four.
teen head of Aors. IS. Is. Julius ii. Hof
reports thirty eight inches OF rainfall
for the week.
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lie Forgot TO Return.

HILLsEoEo, Aug. 4-Young Gmder-
son, who was in charge of the sheriff
here to await trial in the district court
on the charge q assaulting yonng gitl
west Of Spaulling, was sent out to
picket Deputy Sheriff Seavers colt
yesterday and forgot to return They
have no clue us to the direction lie took.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Wells County: Father Riley will say
mass in Sykcston Aug. Ii Mrs. NJ.
Prom died n few days ago The
Gazette has good account Of the eli
tors trip to Devils Lake. The Sykes
ton postotfice is open from IL m. to 9 p.
NJ Sundays
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This Decides Ii

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-The secretary
of the treasury today decided to locate
the Fargo public building on the lot
at the corner of Roberts Street and
First Avenue The cost Of the lot is
81, 600.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Steele County: Judge Laor King has
an increase Of pension e. Tho Pioneer
reports the Red River Valley Elevator
is being rebuild. The Steele County
Hope, and tho following officers elected
President, q G. Boise; vice president,
J. G. Long; secretary, Mrs. w. I'll NJ.
Philip; executive committee, Nj. b.
Cassell, A. S Moote, o. Ii. Qnimby.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Griggs County: Hope and Coopers
town had great game of hall; eleven
innings score to 9 in favor of tue
latter. School district No 39at Aslta
hula has two sets of officers. . =. MIR. Lcin
Ashtabula de'icoted his new house with
q great dance. The A o. U. w. picnic
was success. R,gistcr Berg's horse
backed into II river.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08
Mertinr In washington.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-The twenty
first annual convention of the Catholic
TOTAL Abstinence Union of America was
formally opened at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning, at the Academy of Music.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Stutsman County Two wild buffalo
were seen in the southern part Of tie
county by Mcssrs. Brown and chas, Il
for some distance Little Ollie Win
field of Ypsilanti was accidentally
burned by getting her foo. in kettle of
hot grease :. Rnst on wheat is lad
around Ypsilanti M Little George
Price of Prlpgrec Was thrown from bis
pony, breaking his ann.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

LaMoure County: The county al
lance picnic was held in Captain Ell
liott's grove, near Grand Rapids ..
The union school picnic Was held at the
Dickey grove, and an Interesting pro-
gramme was rendered 80 The Chronicle
reports the crops on J. X. Underwood Is
farm shows his combined piow and
seeders success. >. Harvesting will
generally commence Ang. 10 =. The
problem OF the year in LaMour. County
is mere farm help. Superintendent
McOabe reports LIE can't get men u
cleur the Russian cactus from the Fargo
& Southwest. III ,oi.! bed, and if the
local road overseers of the county will
do the work lie will see the company
pays them; that seems fair. NJ. I
Fitzgerald has cnt his rye; it will yielt
over thirty bushels to the acre N. S
French reports AS inches of rainfall til.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Pierce County: The Rugby Bank
has 1000 sheep near Willow City .....
Miss Aida Gram gave a party at the
Weiland House Annie Mcbride pre-.
sents good report of school No. /, Bar
ton district.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Eddy County: The Sheyenne cross
ing is reported to be in bad shape .
Many new buildings are going up st
New Rockford =. There is TO he rev
furnishing store Mt New Rockford
The total levy is about $4,000
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Willard County: Burauier. the half
breed, was convicted OF horse stealing
at Medcra, and given one ycarand eight
months in the pen.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Mercer County: Mosquitoes are
awful around Stanton. Nv. T. Johns
iIas 900 sheep, 25 horse, and 40 head of
cattle The county levy is 50 900
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Bottineau County: Dogs are being
poisoned around Willow City 80. Tha
county levy is $3.50. Though the
efforts of Mrs. Armstrong the village
cemetery has neat fence
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Nelson County: Treasurer Daniels
has $12, ,531 o. on hand in the shape of
county balances. Z. i. Auditor Webb esti-
mates the expenses of the county, for the
coming year $50, l3O. and the commits,
sioners levied $21, 800.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08
FROM OVER THE STATE.

Oliver County: j. F. Won Keihert
has been made county sheep inspector.
... The road supervisors have been
made fire wardans.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Cavalier County: After Aug. l Lang
don expects daily train. Frank Big
bic expects to leave Lungdon soon. 80,
The Largdon Mas onic Hall has been
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies,
and the officers installed: J M Blake
ly is w. M Auditor Aliert's mother
is dead. .. The Lapgdon board of cd1.
cation has sold their bonds to f. Il.
Fulton & Co., of Grand Forks. -. Mrs.
Ida Curey is dead.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Sargent County: The case of R,ttrn.
house VS.. RunkcI, was decided for the
plaintiff, S;,2. .1G and costs; total SOL. .OG;
appeal WAS taken Lockcrby was
hound over in 500 bonds The M. Il.
Church at Melvin was struck by light
ming Peter J. Foley, OF Hall Town
ship, had a valuable horse killed by
lightning :. i. Harvest will commence
this week . Edward w. Miller writes
most Interestingly from Old Rome to
] he Sargent County Teller. Mrs. A.
FL Ellsworth has returned to Minnrap
oils Will, Mrs. A. o. Moore "A. nj.
Simpson, Of Stra,bville, ie principal OF
the Formau school, aud Miss Hnrring
tan taies charge of the lower room 49,.
Miss Lizzie Wells takes the Brandt
school. =. The Comfy Women's Christ.
ian fcmla laerance Union was held at For
man last week . In the Dcmo'e cor
test Tue sday night, Bard Riddle, Of
Milnor, took first prize, Miss Edith
Riggin, of Brampton, second price, and
Miss Cora Dwight, of Cogswell, third
prize. The county levy is 11.5 mills.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

Cass County: The Gsal,lin school
house las Lew boil.. Dui.tlr L
Thorn s hard ware store at Gran,iin WAS
burglarized -. Peterson people had q
jack rabbit drive on the DuizH,r farm
:. :. Buffalo law und order league arc
preparing for business Tie Butf:.la
Journal is after Attorney Sqnicr
Street commissioner Henry Baker gives
notice that all wrels III Buffalo must Ic
destroyed before Aug. ). or owners OF
premises must take the cons, qnrnccs
six hundred dollars cash is offered
as bonus for lew $2,, 600 hotel II,
Buffalo.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

kid,ler County: Charles w. Roberts
of Dawson and Miss Bessie Il Morcy of
Sanford, Fla, are married 30. Scott
Stincho omb has moved to Dawson, and
taken charge OF Dawson Thomson's s
stock M Miss Mamie Porter has been
appointed n lady's director of the
Worlds Fair Colonel Woo,!mansee
says he enjoyed the Devils Lake en-,
campment. w. j. Dyer has the con
tract to supply stone for the rip rap Oh
the Bismarck bridge The county
levy is about SIS. 900, >. Prairie chick
ems are thick . The Dawson Times
keeps a standing heal that it is "a
tolerably lively weekly republican news
paper" Paul Leddy of Pleasant Hill
has commenced harvesting rye John
O. Clansen publishes a card that he
sold Il carload of fat cattle in st. Paul
for So. 81 per head, aid he was offered
T335 !, head for the same stock before
leaving home.
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

John q. Howells killed II. l. Calvin
at Oakland, Cal. because the latter
wouldn't take Howell's daughters re
lection Of himself
The Dickinson press., 1891-08-08

broncho M. NJ. Miller writes he will
be at Iarinlore Aug. ID, stop
ping at Fargo en- route
from Washington. =. Mrs. Rebecca
Sayro died at Larimore. aged 81 80. The
Larimore tournament was IL grand sue
cess Thomas Storstad's pony ran
away, no damage. :. Kinglaud Bros of
Marvel had four horses stray away, Int
they We're caught. j.. Ed Cal lwcil and
Fred Levi of Marvel are building new
residences. :. Ole Olsons pants caught
on Il nail while he was unwillingly slid
ing frem Il roof, anl this saved his neck