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The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. ID. Todd went east Thursday
night.
The Cuskelly building is being
thoroughly renovated.
VIM. Eaglesun moved into his
Blrnes street house OH Thursday.
Judge Campbell is fencing in his
lot and residence with a picket fence.
Chas. Kidd, the pioneer lumhcrman
of Mandan, WAS in Dickineon on Mon
day.
r.. l.. Spayde, who deals in
live stock, was in Dickinson the first
of the week.
Mrs. Eva Poole Smith went east
Thursday afternoon, accompanied by
her mother.
Rev. John Orchard started for Cam
ada Monday evening to get his family.
He will return early in July.
f. Booth went to Glenliye and
Miles City Thursday. lie will be
back the first Of next week.
j. C. Thompson has been visiting
the sheep ranch of G. r. Cook, in
which he has an interest, this week.
Mrs. +. G.. Paddock, who went to
Wadena, Mimi, last week, writes that
her health has been benefited by the
trip.
Henry Werner, the hustling mer-
camille manager for Sebastin Mischief
at Richardton, was in Dickinson on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. a. Simpson. Miss
Gertrude Lawrence and others are eN.
pecting this afternoon to go to New
England City.
Geo. l.. Woodman, manager of the
| II L Horse Co.. arriN ell from the cast
OH Saturday and drove from Dickin-
son to his ranch.
Geo. Aud went to Fargo Wednes-
day night to participate i'll the exer.
cises of the last day of the state ell.
campment of the &. a. r.
f. Booth. of the II. r. Thompson
wool commission, arrived last Satur.
day and viii! make ileadA nalters al
Dickinson us lie did last year,
Cllas. krauth the Hebron stockman
was up Tuesday to see if lie could gel
some sheep shearers in Dickinson
They are pretty hard to find just now
| II. II. Tenney, of Tenney & Rem
ington, druggists at bismarck, Was ;
guest the first of this week at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Z. Lehmicke
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Mcintyre, Of Ra
tayia, n. y. returning from IL trip t.
the Pacific coast, spent the SabLatl
in Dickinson. Mr.. Mcintyre is presi
dent of the First National Hank 0
Batavia.
Get my prices on twine before pun
chasing elsewhere. bought ca
last December, before the raise ant
will give you the benefit of anti.trns
prices. J. NJ. Tracey.
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All parties are hereby warned
against using the following sections
and parts of sections of land for amy
purpose whatsoever. such as haying,
grazing. etc. tviz: N. L. l.. sec. Is,
tp. l3s; all of section l6, tip. l3s; N. T..
J., see. 1. tip. l3S: n. W. "A sec. st. tip.
l39; all in range 96, Stark county.
my.l4tf. MICHAEL GooDALE.
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For NYc,. Fifty lcars.

Mrs. Winston soothing Syrup for
children tcething, is the prescription
of one Of the best female nurses and
physicians in the United States. and
has been used over fifty years with
ncverfailing success. hl saiiiions of
mothers ful iiielr children. During
the process of teething it's value is
ilcalculable. 1t relieves the child
from pain. cures dysentery and
diarrhoea, gripping in the bowels, and
wind-colic. BY giving health to the
IL bottle.
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Farm, for Sale.

All of section Ii in township l39,
range %, one mile south of Richard.
ton: loo acres broken. This is one of
the best sections in Stark county,
Has coal and water on land.
Also southwest a of section Z,
township l39, range %. Enquire of
Hugh McClrmrntS. Richardtun, or
write to NJ. COUGAN 4 Co.
janl6.tf Milwaukee,, Wis.
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Announcement.

l hereby announce myself us II cam
tli,late for the Office of County Super
of schools, for Stark County.
Ii elected pledge myself To d" all in
my power To advance the interests of
the schools and Schoul.systcm of Stark
County. Mrs. CuA>. III. POM.
Dickinson. n. ID.
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SOUTH HEART NOTES.

The past week has been ashOrt sea.
son of delightful growing weather.
Mr.. Chas. Angell and Reu Finger
started on trip down the road with
a number of good horses which they
will dispose Of before returning.
Gus !inger has gone into the "l'ad
Lands to- stay for Il week or ten days.
Willie and Wells Taft have gone to
the Bad Lands to prepare ranch for
their stock,
n. T.. Jcnson is looking up his stock
in the Bad Lands.
MI. Monaghan, o,lr sick neighbor is
far on the way to health again.
We have had our share of visits by
some of the candidates for county su.
perintendcnt and wish them all sue.
cess il that is possible
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Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac-
tice. having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula of
q simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure of Consumption,
Bronchitis. Catarrl, Asthma and ali
Throat and Lung Affections, also posi-
tive and radical cure for Nervous De-
bility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, has felt it
his duty to make it known to his suffer-
ing fellows. Actuated by this mo,lve
I will send free of charge, to ali who,
desire it, this recipe, i'll German, French
or English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail by ad-
dressing with stamp, naming this paper.
w. A. NoXEs, $50 Powers Block, Roch-
ester N. Y
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Strayed-slO Reward.

strayed from my place at liicllard-
ton, about the first of June, one i-year
old mare, branded G B with quarter
circle over top, weight about 1900. !
will give $40 for return of said mare.
jc.lS-3t. SEBASTIAN MI>cIIEL.
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announcement.

hereby announce that am IL can
didatc for the office of County Super
of Schools ut the next
school election Oh the DIST of June |.
1899. THOMAS EVANS.
Hello! here is the best sc, cigar in
town. made Ivy Kricck n Riva.
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Announcements.

To the Voters of Stark County:
l hereby announce that | will he Il
candidate for reelection to the office
of county superintendent of schools
at the election June DIST.
NIGTOR III. STICKNEY.
Dirkinsom. May 80, 1892
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Straycd-SlO Reward.

One gray mare. six Years old. about
1900 lbs. branded 5 c III on left thigh.
(also other brands inferno: :tion 2uisa-
ol3 eMarden, and alo will be paid for
return of mare to JOHN SGIMIrT.
) miles south Of Antelope. stark TO.
je iS-4t.
Chew "Kickapoo" plug. For sale
ut Scolield's.
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All PARTIES ;rc hereby forbidden to
Craze on trcspass in amy way on Sec
tions SO and a5, tp. l40, range 96; leas-
ed of the Dakota Land and Colonial
tion Company.
jcl l-tf. II. CuSKEILY.
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Notice.

All persons arc hereby forbidden to-
trc>pAss Oh or to take coal from sec
tion Ii, township l3H, range %, under
penalty of law. NJ. CooGAN u Co.
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-. - -
For Sale (,hcan,

\ house and lot in desirable loca-
lion in town. House lSN2O feet with
an addition l2Xll feet. good cellar and
we'll for 5000. Apply to j. q. Camp.
bell, Bank building.
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\ suitable reward will be paid for
their recovery. J. ii. CuLGRnvE.
The circus bill-posters were hust-
ling through this section last Satur-
day. Teams were sent out from
Dickinson to every little hamlet
within forty miles.
Rev. Edison G. Dayton and wife
took Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Mcintyre out
for IL drive Monday forenoon. and to
see some of the herds and ilocks
around Dickinson.
Odd Fellowship was first introduced
i'll Montana twenty-five years ago the
second day of the coming July. n
conclave will lie held in Helena on
the 2nd prox to commemorate the
event.
Geo. Beisley, of Big Timber. Mont.
on his way To market, mloaled and
graz.d seven cars of fine mutton
wethers here Oh Friday. Mr.. i. isa
wool buyer and will buy some ut this
point.
ID. ID. Herssy started with his wife
and son Arthur for Wis. last Satur-
day night. Mr.. Hersey has been Il
resident of this county since its early
settlement and goml citizen. IIar-
vey remains behind.
Six c,rs of granite consigned to A..
c. McGillivray. arrived Thursday
from Pipe Stone. Mimi, which will be
used for boundry line posts between
North ard South Dakota. Surveyor
Bates.of s. d., has this work in charge.
John Harold, of Bismarck, who
has IL contract for scctionizimg five
townships in the southwestern part
of Stark county, started out from
Dickinson Oh Tuesday morning with
IL crew of eight ,ncn. When this con-
tract is done Mr.. Harold expects
another in this vicinity.
Bishop Walker: l am in this morn
ing from Valley City. l have been
at Jamestown, Bismarck, Dickinson
and Standing Rock agency, where
have been holding services. y mum.
her We're baptized and confirmed.
The outlook for II crop has not been
lis good for several years, and is very
encouraging, and the people are in
splendid spirits.-Fargo Forum.
| Rev. DR.. Holden, the new state
superintendent of missions for the
Baptist organization, who preached
in Dickinson on Sunday, was delayed
in returning to Fargo by the belated
train until Monday evening. Dr.
Holden recently succeeded Rev. f.
| III. Stickney in the state superlnten-
dency of combined evangelical de-
nomiuational Sunday school work.
Mr.. Stickney looks after the Congre-
gatonal state Sunday school work.
Mantl,d Pioneer: The executive
committee of the North Dakota Stock
Growers Association had Il meeting
at the Pioneer office yesterday. There
were present, Dan Manning, j. e.
Phcl;.n, n. N. Jetferies, w. c. Badger
and S. L. Weekes. Some little rou.
tine business was transacted. a reso.
luti III was adopted to the effect that
non.members of the association Can
have the benefits of inspection OF
their cattle ut Chicago, st. Paul and
other terminals. by the payment of {;
certain price per head. to be agreed
upon with the president and sccreta
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House and Lots for Sale.

n good 2-story frame dwelling, six
rooms, four closets and pantry, for
sale cheap. House built last year
aud in good location.
\. LEWIS,
my. H.tf. Dickinson, n. ID.
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GLADSTONE NOTES.

The crops of small grain are look
ing y |.
Geo. w. Lee will shear sheep the
first of next week.
Jennings Whitney is down the road
ON business for r.. j. Turner
Thomas Evans is putting up fences
i'm good shape among onr people.
Jamie Church is now considered in
IL fair way to become strong and well
again.
II. i. Tuulcl Is on the road buying
oats and hay to his large farage con-
tracts west,
The n. Z. Il. X. fire guard gang
went through plowing the south fire
guard this week.
Pastures are all that could he de
sired and stock as Il consequence ar"
thriving exceedingly.
a heavy rain fell Tues lay night
and the Heart river is high and oh so
yellow in consequence.
a. b. Robinson thinks strongly of
buying thresl.i':g ellt!'t. which if he
does, lie will please this neigllborhooa
wonderfully.
Many times the usual nrimbcr of
stray cattle and horses aye seen OIL
the prairie tl!ls spring Than at amy
former time.
J. $. Let's new invention. Il horse
power for hay presses, is deemed here
Il decided success. doing double the
work with same outlay of horse effort
Of any power now before the public.
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Notice TO smokers.

..u4i: fer li.e I.tst manufactured cl=
gais III Dlc!siroon. NJ. l'isha has
them, ynn always found the best
cigars at his place, and YOU will yet.
Chew "Kiciaroo plug. For sale
.,t Sn,tinl,l'c
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sTRAYED-S5 REMARD.

One bay maro BRANDED : on r.gh,
| sllon,'le;,' Wilt gave ,cwaia OF -
for return OF same to Dickinson.
je.lS-tf ROBERT LYON.
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BEl.FIELD ORGANIZED.

EDITOR DICKINSON PRESS:
the good citizens of brllirld do not
believe in being politically ustlariscd
if they do live IL long way from the
centre of political strife and the seat
of government. II republican club has
been organized and meets one each
month ut the residence of John Oy-
hus.
The following are the officers of the
l}cllield Republican, Club: Pres, Geo.
w. Patrick; vice presidents, john Oy
hus aud w. III. Porter; secretary. l..
Hanson: executive committee. j. Il.
Moody. w. T. King and j.. Christcn-
son.
At the last meeting the following
principles were discussed and voted
upon.
LIST. We declare it the duty of every
American citizen to take ;tn active
part i'm ali political gatherings and to
secure honest and efficient public ser.
wants.
2nd We are in favor of high tar
itlP ON the things we can produce, and
Il free entry of all things we can not
produce.
3r;l. We believe the principle of re-
ciprocity as advocated 10y tho repub.
lican party right, just and beneficial
to our country.
4tI. We are opposed to the free
coinage of silver and are in favor and
demand IL dollar composed of one hum
tlred cents: the purchase of American
silver ut its market value and the is
sue by the government of Treasury
notes in payment thereof.
5th. We declare our confidence in
President Benjamin Harrison. He has
given to the country wise and patri-
otic administration of the govern.
ment; he has met every duty of his
Office with intelligence and courage.
A pRuTEcTinNI>T.
! have Just received Il car of Man
dan First Choice nour, which will
sell ut prices To correspond with tho
wheat market. j. NJ. Tracey.
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Miss Alice Parsons is the able as
sistant ut the z. o.. in the absence of
Mr.. Thompson.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Services morning and evening to.
morrow at the Congregational church
by Rev. J. l.. SiZer.
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Tuesday morning, June IA, ut eight

Tuesday morning, June IA, ut eight
O'Clock james NJ. Conway and Miss
Nellie Cuskelly, both of this place,
were united in the b,n,ls of mltrimo-
nv ut the Catholic church. Father
Schmitz officiating. Mr.. james Nc
Donald and Miss Emma Brewster act
ed as hest man and bridesmaid, re-
spectively. Mr.. Conway is one of the
popular conductors on the Missouri
Division of the Northern Pacific and
is as we'll known for his quiet. gentle
manly department us for the faithful
performance of his duties us Il rail
road man. The bride is the daughter
of P;ltric CuSkelly. one of the pros
porous cattle owners of Dunn county.
She has grown up from young girlhood
in Dickinson and has won many
friends among those who are best
acquainted with her, Ivy her amiahle
disposition. The newly welded cou.
Pile started on the cast hound train
Tuesday evening for IL visit among
the friends aud relatives of Mr.. Con-
WAY at Elroy, Wis. The congratnll-
tiunS of the friends of MIR. and Mrs.
Conway were heartfelt and sincere
and the PRESS joins with them
that their married life may he us
bright and clear, and free from cloud
and storm as the beautiful June morn
ing on which they We're welded.
The following is IL partial list of
presents received hy the happy cou'
pie: Elegant stand lamp. JAS. McDon'
aid; silver pepper and salt hoN and
tea pot, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Aud; sill
yer cake basket and tea spoons, Mr.
and Mrs. IL. Mckeevrr; china cham.
Der set, Mrs. Chas. C;lnavan: full china
dinner set and glass water set. from
trainmen: linen table cloth and nap
kins, Misses Emma and Eva Brewster
parlur lamp, VIM. Benson and wife.
At Mingusville, Montana. We;lnrs
day June Is. ut $50 II. M, ut the resi-
dence of Geo. w. towers, MIR. Edwin
III. Brewster and Miss Elizabeth Sal
isburv were united in marriage. Rev
j. l.. Sizer officiating. For the past
seven years Mr. Brewster has beer
we'll known ut Mingusvillc. where 10y
his genial ways and frank manners ht
has won many friends. For some
time he was employed hy the mana
gers of the q Y and ~, ranches hn
finally went into business for himSel
and established Il ranch of his owl
where he has built him Il neat cottage
which he is to occupy on his return
from the wedding tour. Miss Sails
bury, we'll known ut both Mingusvillt
and Dickinson, was dressed in pear
silk and carried II large buquct o.
white roses and was IL charming bride
The bridal party started for the lakes
of Northern Minnesota on IL lishin!
excursion and will be gone severl
days during which time their hous'
will be put in order for them to uccll
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Mrs. Ell. Hughes, of Antelopc. paid
noon.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Standard calicos, fast colors. worth
Sc. per ward for 4c. ut McGillivmys.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18
Egg Noodles ut Scotield's.

Cabbage plants foa sale. NJ. Lenni'
willie.
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Miss kittie Smith fell from u horse
last Sunday and narrowly escaped Sc
riOus injury.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

You can find the finest line of Cali
fornia can goods in the west ut Nc
Gillivrays.
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'Ircspass Notice,

All parties are hereby warned, UNI
der penalty of law, not to trespass in
amy manner upon the following lands
situate near Dickinson and in Stark
County, N, ID. via:
Sections |, ., II and Is in township
l39, range 90.
All of sections |, 8, I, IL; II. J., and
S. w. "a of section 10: all of sections
Is, Ii, 81, % and 81, in township l40.
range 96.
Section !: south 4, section 3; west
T.. and $. ". Il section IL, township
l39, range %.
DAKOTA LAND& CuLONIZATION Co.,
Owner.
Onicc i'm First National Rluk Build
ing, Dickinson.
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Morgan & Lush aud Ed. Durrent, of
New England City, shipped their
wool to ii. 7. Thompson " Co. this
,unnl.
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NOTICE OF CHANGE Oh NOME OF
FICE FRATFI;\AL BUILDING "a
LOAN ASSOCIATION OF AMERI-
"a. luCKI\SON. sd

Notice i. hereby given that At = m"ctin" Of The
board of directors of the lratrrrul Building and
I.Onn Association of America held IN the Office of
insOn n. d.. AT wlicl: meeting ma ioriy of the
board of directors was present. the following
resolution was adopted aud spread on The mn
ntcs of said mccii,., HAT the on p.in:ipal
business place Of 'r + ''"i ;..f!,,iu. and Loan
Association O: Aiurri "a, shall he in The City Of
Ja.,,e.towH, County of Stu,Sman and stat. Of
North Dakota, and that the depository and 'lru-
tees of the funds of said association shall br the
Lloyd National Bank. of jamestown. y. ID. and
that this notice il published in compliance with
tile statutes in such cases provided. and signed by
the fOllowin" members of the board nf directors
of above association. this !.jil day of April a. D.
1882. at Dickinson. n. d.
4. l.. Nu.E>r.
4
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NOTICE OF HON EsTEAD FINAL
PROOF

NOTICE OF HON ESrEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Oncr at Bismarck, ~ Dukola
May 10, ls9!.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before Ed Il. Bon
ncy, Clerk of the District Court at Dickinson,
N. DaIOtn, on June Goth, 1882. viz,
JOHN A. BRENNAN,
for the northwest I, section 3!, township ~ II,
He names the following witnesses To prove Ills
continuous residence upon, aud cultivation of,
said land. viz:
Slas W. Looms, lnul Il. Prior. John Fisher
and Joseph liartngrr, all of Dickinson, N. y.
E.S. Neal,
maf1!)-Gt Register.
NOTICE OF ESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
Land Office at Bismarck y. ID.
May ~ 1892.
Notice il hereby given that the folowin. III, IN
cd settler Ins filed notice of his intention MAKE,
final proof in support of his claim. and thai said
proof will lie made before Ed. r. Ionnry, Clerk of
District Court at Dickinson. y. d.. on JulS Gill,
1892, viz:
KNl'D KNuDSn%,
for the northeast ! section IS township l:,p n.
range 93 W.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
s"ia " vz f.s!"r"I n r"H "H s rn d.
Niles Sorcnson and Mals Jrrsp"rSon, all of ray
or, N. -.
T.. $. NEAL,
my.s|6t Register.
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TreS,ass Notice.

All arc hereby notified not to lot
cattle run, or cut hay on section %,
township l$n, range 46.
j. FENNELi..
Clipped dried beef al Scolield's in
quantities to suit.
Happy Thought" chewing gum is
the latest, at Scollrld's.
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IAMES DOBSON.-

for the northeast /. of section Il! township rs H.,
range 9i W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of.
said land, viz:
Cyrus Il. Parsons. Charles II. Merry. Charles
II. Pearl and Josiah X. Shiplcy. all of Dick nson.
n. Duk.
E.S NEAL,
my.2l-Gt Register.
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a car of Buckeye mowers and rakcs
just received ut j. M. Traccy's.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

When you are in need of il good scr,
yiceable suit fu. $3.50 call on Nc
Gillivrav.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.
NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROOF.


Notice is hereby given that the following nam
cd settler has filled notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
tllutsad proof will be made before T.. r. onncy,
Clerk of the District Court at Dickinson, N. ID
GH June ". 1882. viz;
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

ID. ID. Herssy started with his wife
and son Arthur for Wis. last Satur-
day night. Mr.. Hersey has been Il
resident of this county since its early
settlement and Il goo,l citizen. lIar-
vey remains behind.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Ninglin Bros. came to the front
handsomely on Wednesday at Fargo
and supplied every member present
ut the press association with compli-
mentary tickets for their circus.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

have Just received Il car of Man
dan First Choice nour, which | will
sell at prices To correspond with the
wheat market. j. NJ. Tracey.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

1t is reported that T.. B. Wickham.
of Glen Ullin, had 100 lambs drown
Ivy the rain Of last Tuesl.,y night.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

+. G. McVey recently completed il
division fence on the north side of w.
\. McCloy's residence property. The
owner had purchased twenty-five feet
off the Pond property for the en-
largement Of his yard.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Two dollars will pay for the PRESS
and the New York Weekly Tribune
for one year. \ chance to pay up a
year and get leading national paper
free. New subscribers have the same
chance.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

f, G. Hendersh9tt, who has rusti-
uated fur Il few days since the legisla-
tive session at the home of his wifes'
parents in Emmons county. went to
Fargo Tuesday and commenced his
I,,bors rs city editor on the Republi-
can. Mr.. Hendershott has a good po
sition, ON good paper,at a good sala-
~. ,. T.
bismarck Tribune: R. J. Turner. of
Gladstone. was in the city Tuesday.
AIr. Turner has been on the road from
dickinson for seyeral days looking af-
Ter his hay presses, which are in op-
GRAFTON along the line. between
sims and New Salem one of them was
overturned by the storm, and pair
of horses nearly drowned. Mr.. Tur-
ncr saws the storm at Gladstone and
Dickinson was light compared with
that at sims and vicinity.
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Geo. Beisley. of Big Timber. Mont.
on his way to market, unloa,led and
sraz.d seven cars of fine mutton
wethers here Oh Friday. Mr.. i. isa
wool buyer and will buy some ut this
point.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Judge Winchester and stenosrapher
futile go to Me,lora this afternoon to
open court for Billings county. We
Yllderstanq THAT there is net anything
Of Importance for the court at this
term, a few tax matters.
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n,y.ll.li'.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Farrrl 4 Hayes have leased II sec
ton of l.,n:l two miles east of town
and are fencing it ful u pasture for
their horses.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Miss Ida ]. Ellison was compelled
by sickness to give up her room this
week in the Dickinson schools. She
is IL good teacher and there is much
regret that she should have to give up
her position for the coming year on
account of i'll health,
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Six c,rs of granite consigned to A..
c. McGillivray. arrived Thursday
from Pipe Stone. Mimi, which will be
used for boundry line posts between
Bates.of $. d., has this work in charge.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

The steam shovel WAS put in at
Eagles Nest, between Hebron and
Glen Ullin, this week. Joe Crosth-
waite went down Thursday to run the
engine for the work train.
The Dickinson press., 1892-06-18

Geo. Mc'ricr. the Stalwart ;iller of
the soil ut Antelope and rN railroad
man. wal; one of Dickinson callers
on Monday.