The Dickinson press., 1892-07-16
Jerry Hayes sold Il heavy draft team
to John II. Breum last Saturday.

Jerry Hayes sold Il heavy draft team
to John II. Breum last Saturday.
The Dickinson X. p. lodge installed
officers Monday night for the ensuing
term.
Peter Campbell closed out his sheep
to n. billiard and has returned to
Montana
John II. Breum: My sheep sheared
nine pounds to the head. and l got l51a
cents per pound.
Officers were installed Tuesday
night for the ensuing term in Frontier
lodge, l. o. U. +.
Mr.. Jackson of Steele, n. d.. who
has eight teams on the survey south.
was in Dickinson this week.
Geo. w. Patrick's band of sheep.
south of Belield, sheared IN average
of "a pounds Of wool to the head.
The ladies OF the Baptist church
gave y successful ice cream and lemo.
made social Tuesday afternoon and
evening.
i Robinson & Williams had $4,000
pounds of wool for market this year,
which they sold ut II little better than
l6 cents Fer pound.
In round figures the assessed valua.
ton in the 3rd district of Stark coun-
ty, as returned Ivy assessor Tracey, is
S:301. 900. last year it WAS $4,000
The coumty board "f e1ualiz ,ti"n
adjourned, Wednesday, night to meet
lga;n next Monday, this was done in
order that they might meet tax COM
missioner Fernuld.
Sixteen trainps were run out of
town Monday night. They had been
~congregating here from the west for
some days and were getting to he Il
good deal of IL nuisance.
At the first regular meeting of the
school year of Dickinson school dis
trict, held on Tuesday, NJ. +. Kline.
felter was elected president of the
board. NJ. l.. Ayers WAS reelected
clerk.
The Whitemm pulp mill has or
dcred u car of barley straw from Mon,
taMa. 1t is said to- possess excellent
fibre for making paper, and is said to
he cheaper than straw raised here
Evansville On. " Express.
III. G.. Christensen, IL prosperous
rancher from the Oakdale district. has
purchased lot | in block L, in the ad
dition. The Dakota Land and Colo
~niZation Company has contracted tt
erect IL dwelling on this lot for Mr.
Christensen.
Geo Rice has burned IL kiln of pot
cry articles. numbering 100 pieces
The work appears to be asucccss il
every respect, and good mercllantabl
vases, jars and pitchers VIZ the re
sulting product. Further tests will
hn made of the different clays foun'
in this vicinity.
!. Fifty heavy mares. we'll broke, frol
: the long X ranch, have been deliver
sI by A. N. Jefferies to the For
Berthoid Indian agency. The govern
ment owes or has q certain amour
of money in trust belonging to til
Bertllolds and they are paid in in
sta!!ments of stock and farming ma
) chinery from time to time.
! Miss Mary Crowley, outside &c til
principal, will be the only IL of til
: old teachers returning to Dickinso
il, the fall. Miss Jennie Perry, Els
worth. Wis, Miss Laura Grass, Hal
1 old, S. d.: and Miss An.ia Churcl
Per", Neh., are the trio of new il
structors who lave been offered pc
!, sitislis !elc.
c. II. Bates, WHO has tie oontrat
for surveying and setting the posi-
on the line between North and Sout
k Dakota, came ill Thursday for repair
and loaded out Friday with grant
Two posts are set i'll every mile an
eighty fouu miles have been set til
side of the Missouri.
John Dobson came into tow
i'hnrsday carrying his left urn in
sling and otherwise bearing Gvident
of ~ misliap. 1t happened last Mo-
!. day. He had started out from II
home ranch to 20 to his ranch on Il
II Cannon Bali, AID had got out abol
y one mile, when his horse commai!c.
< to pitch. 1t was oil II hill side and IL
horse lei! over; the riders foot calgI
in tie stirruy tui.l lie Was dr;tgg.
about 200 yards before he WAS exit
Gated tr"m this fii9litful positin
The liors" went back to the ranc
which gave the first in:imation OF ~
; trouble. Mr.. Do|Ason feels that J
T.: was extremely fortunate in settii
Y. ONT lis we'll as lie did.
y ANTELOPE NOTES.
y very enjoyable time Was had
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