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TRUSTEES SALES.

TNkUSTEB'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DERD
-, u Of trust from John T King and wife, dated
clerks office OF the city OF Roanoke i'm deed hook
81, page 235, to the undersigned, default having
been made In the terms thereof, and being re,
quired so to do py the beneficiary Hereunder
viii for the purpose of executing said trust, offer
FOR sale at public auction at 12:i0 r NJ ON THE
2iTli DAY OF MAY. 1892, in front OF the court
housc In the city OF Roanoke. the following dcs-
crbcd parcel OF land situated in the city OF Roa-
nokc:
Beginning on the south side OF Wise street aaD
teet east of Barbour street; thence south II de-
gree, - minutes east 123 feet more or less to an
~ rect TO point thence north IL degrees 81 min
u,es west lsy feet more or less toWisc street;
wSst 1U iect to the beginning. with house thereon
an, Inns it OF SALE: Cash as to costs OF sale
:6Ii.oo upon credit TO become due in monthly
hstaiimen,s OF Sl per month, with interest from
u rnS ION OF December. 1852 and the remainder
upon credit OF one and two years with interest
Dcfcrrcd payments to be secured by deed of trust
4l'Stds LUCIEN II. COOKE, Trustee.
by NlRTuEoF DEED OF TRUST FROM
- >. NJ ugdcn to the undersigned trustee,
In the clerks office the city of Roanoke in deed
book Oh, page ~, default having been made in
the .Sse9b anu being required to do by
OF executing said TRUST, oner for sale at public
auction a. la;io p. M, on THE alrH DAY OF
MAJ, lS,2 IN front OF the courthouse in the CITY
OF Roanoke, the following described parcel of
land situated III said city:
D.Si""i"S ~ ~ punt lUu Icci west or the south
west corner OF Randolph and Robertson streets.
thence south degrees west 19 US feet to an alley
thence north 81 degrees 50 minutes east Is feet to
po mt; thence north degrees cast Ill So to
Robertson strect; thence with Robertson street
ming. e
FERNS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of sale
and the sum of s2t5 35 and as to the sum of
~, TBS 10 upon credit OF monthly OF $2g97 each.
with interest from the Sth August, 1890 and the
remainder upon credit OF one and two years
WIN interest; deferred payments to he secured
by decd OF trust. IUCIEy VI COCK
y ~ law NV Trustee.
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siDELiNoER, PHOTOGRAPHER. aO1 Jefferson.
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by mutual consent the above sale has beer
postponed until June :, le!2. II. :. TROUT,
- uus Trustee
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RENT AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
WILBUR S. POLE II Co.. No. Jefferson st.
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STEAM LAuNDRIEs

NEW HOME, j. A. CAMPBELL, Agent, So,
Henry street.
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RENTAL AGENTS.

SIMMONS, CARPENTER ~ TINsLEY, 1Os
Jefferson ST.
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OPPENHEIM " CO.'S EXCHANGE. cor Com
mcrcc and Campbell streets.
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SEEMING nIACUINE,

SCAF ENVEK AND CARRIAGE WORE
PRYOR WOODSON, 223 Fourth ave. n, W.
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PLUMBING, GAs-FIrrINo.
PRACTICAL. HORsEsHOER.

ROANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING CO., N,
10 South Jefferson Street.
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REAL ESTATE.

III. HALEY Greats MI diseases of horses' feet)
Fourth ave-, between jefferson and Henry sts
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ROANOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO &c
Salem avenue.
nv LINEBACK, successor to Eu,slcr, % Salcl
avenue.
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DRESSED FOWLS. VEGETABLES. Sc.
Sd AKERS, City Market
j. w. SlMCOE, City Market.
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Positively the Last Week of the Great
MORAL Art Exhibition at No. IL Jeffer
son street. Don't fail to see it.
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FISH: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
q. NJ. MUkDEN h co. Experienced hshorman)
cor. Eeleon street.
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ROANOKE TRANSFER COMPANY, Package
Room. South Jefferson st.. tel. 10.
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CITY MARKET.

BREADY lkeeps the best, stall 6, Market House.
g. Is: GAIT stall No; (sausage speciality.
j. w. HOGAN, Stall 3.
THOMAS NELSON, stall No9
w. &. OVERLY, Stall H.
W. N SALE. stall No &C.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
LEWIS (reGr First Nat. Bank), los Henry at
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IRON CONTRACTOR.
CCSHMAN IRON CO., Commercial Bank bldg,
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CURED HAMS, BEEF, LARD, SC.
K. j. KEMP Especially beef tongues), stall ID
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FRESH FISH. OYSTERS AND PRODUCE.
u. e. ODELL BROS, City Market.
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PAWNBROKERS.
5. NYbURQ, 20 Railroad ave-, g. c.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

STEEOGRAPHERS s. TYPEWRITERS.
q. M. HOGSErT room - Masonic Temple.
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MEL & noLLADAY, II Kirk. rear p. O.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
Grand Forks y Gossip.

GRAND Forks, Jan. lid. r. Nc
Ginnis of st. Paul writes to Hon. FL. p.
Rucker &C cemplajning that the Associated
Press of this city nre neglectipg the
news service from this city to Chicugo
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Hon. John P. Brpy, having completed
one of the finest residences in this city
and duly Installed his little wife therein,
left last evening via Fargo ior Bismarck.
George F. SLult, cashier of the Grand
Forks National bank, will in few days
be married to beautiful and estimable
young lady in Peru, Ind.
The newand beautiful Great Northern
passenger depot building in this city is
now completed and ready for occupancy.
AS soon US the new water tank which is
being built to supply water for passen-
ger engines only has been completed,
trains will commerce to etop at the new
depot.
Secretary U,ven Of the Farmers Pro
tectiye association is busily engaged
upon his report, which will be in readi-
nees for the Il. eeti,g g Of the association
which occurs in this city on Wedne sday
the thirteenth inst o. Thoraldeop, the
agent at Duluth, will arrive tomorrow.
This asso citation has done g good work
for the farmers. It has membership
Of about 1900.
Members Of the Prcuty Live Stock
company of this city claim that as fine
q wool can he raised in Dakota as in
Australia, provided breeders will pay
mere attention to tie quality Of sheep
they raise. Delaine n erinos will pro
duce finer wool.
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Home is:sis Introduced.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 11.-Under the call
of states the following bills were intro
duced and referred in the house:
By Oates-A uniform system of bank.
ruptcy.
By Sweet of Idaho-Providing for an
international bi-metaliic arrangement.
By Scott of Illinois-Appropriating
100000 for display of corn product
at the Worlds Fair.
By Chipman of Michigan-Request
ing the president to inform the house
what negotiations have been carried on
with foreign governments relative to the
establishmen Mt and use of silver. coin as
legal tender.
By Bland of Missouri-For the free
coinage of silver.
By Brosivs of Pennsylvania-Approp.
rating 100000 for the relief Of the
famine-stricken people of Russia.
Dockery OF Missouri asked unanimous
consent far the immediate consideration
of the following resolution:
Resolved, That the secretary Of the
treasury be- requested to inform the
house of the aggregate amount of unex-
pt nded appropriations on account of the
fiscal year 1891, OF the end OF that fiscal
year; also the amount of expenditures
made during the first six months of the
fiscal year 1892, giving information for
both periods in detail.
Referred to the appropriations com
miitee.
Simpson of Kansas asked unanimous
consent for the immediate consideration
of the resolution reciting the allegation
that the department Of agriculture is
made the barhor of the political en-
ploy yers, ond that the crop reports are
made to the board of trade and market
wreckers and operators before they are
conveyed to the knowledge of the toll
ing husbandmen, and providing for n
special committee ef five members to
inquire into tie workings of the depart
ment and into the truth of these alleea-
tions.
Hopkins, of Illinois, objected, and
sugge sted the resolution be referred to
the committee on ways end means, but
on motion of Springer it found lis rest
ing place in the committee on rules
The house then Adjourned.
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WALSH ,,u,NTY.

Mimic: The jury in the case of the
State vs.. Ladd ,eturned d q ve,liot of as
sault to do bodily harm.
Grafton: at the regular meeting Of
the g. A, r the following officers mere
elected and were duly installed last
Saturday night: Com R. Wesgant;
Sen. V. Com, Wright Psrkins; Jun. v
Com, KNOX Tuft; Chap, D. Hoople;
Ctficer of the Guard. Nals Cliffgart' /;
Officer of the Day, A. P. Quist; Quarter
Master, d. Southland. =. The following
bought tickets for Canada over the
Northern Pacific last week: Mr..
ard Mrs. Geo Sampson. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Goulet, Raymond Goulet, ". A.
Bateman and wife, @. F. Wagner. T. A.
Gagnon of Cashel, Hiram Giles, Nelson
Lal. noe. e. Postmaster Browns term of
four years has expired. but he still dis
tributes the mail, as his successor has
not yet been appointed. MIR. Brown
expects to go into business in the city
as soon as he is relieved from the office.
.... Rev. O. F. Greene was pounded .
by his Grafton friends in very sub.
stantial manner last week. Among the
pounds were four pounds of silver dol.
lars.
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SARGENT COUNTY.

Forman: G. F. Moore, whose wife
recently eloped fro m this place with the
gallant Mr.. Winston, went to Minne-
apolis this week, it is said, with the i'll
tention Of making up" with his late
mate. 80. Fred Farkas, who has been as.
sistirg Agent Neely at the depot for
seme time, las been given a station
north of St Paul and left Thursday
morning to take charge.
Cogswell: Married, Charles E. Lewis
to Miss Nettie Montgomery . Last
week Jack M. Graw found near tne of
his straw stacks dead mule. The ami
NAL oas the one lest by Judge Vsil
sc NE time ago and evidently strayed to
this steck and there perjshed in ore Of
the rt cent severe cold storms. 800. Jim
mie" No tQusy, who las for some time
done lcnrjsling lljnd pig business at
Harlem, was pulled" last Saturday.
fourteen gallons of tanglefcot being
found in his dive
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
A NOVEL GA ME.
A Queer Game Played In English
Railway Carriages.

ndlAwdy Carriages.
A British traveller testifes to the in
vention OF q new game which he en-
countered in one otthe home railways.
He was alone in a first class-carriage,
when two young gentlemen and three
young women entered. He soon CLEAN
ed from their conversation that they
intended to leave a parcel at acertaln
station. He thought that it would be
civil to tell them they had already
passed it. He was thanked, and one
Of the gentleman made q pencil mark
on his cuff. Soon one of the young
women asked the time, and, none of
the party having watch, they began
to guess, when the single traveller
kindly told them. Again a mark was
made on cuff. The party displayed
such ignorance of the route that sew
eral times out OF pure kindness this
gentleman volunteered timely intor-
nation. At each time his courtesy was
followed by a mark on his cuff. Pres
emily they divided some money be-
tween them and left the train. Some
time after that the traveller learned
that he was a victim OF a game called
"Lure." The players take turns to
start Il conversation entirely among
themselves, with view OF including q
stranger to break into it unasked.
1.-THE lure succeeds, the starter scores
one against each OF the others, the
latter, ii he fails, scoring against him.
The point, of course, can be any sum
agreed upon. If the person "lured"
gives II wrong answer, the starter is
paid double. All players are bound
to support the starter.
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GRIGGS COUNTY.

Cooperstown: Halvcr Halvorson came
pretty nearly roasting himself Friday
night He went to bed with the tooth.
ache and pulled bis cot close up to the
stove in Hammer & Condy's store, and
Halvor had not been asleep very long
before he was awakened to the fact that
his bedclothes were all ablaze. 1t re-
quired some sharp hustling to get tie
fire put out without setting the store on
fire, but it wss done and no harm re.
suited unless Halyor was pretty badly
scared.
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operator, has been married to Mime
waukan lady -. Last Friday morning
frozen snow caused the train to Jump
the track about three miles west of Lis
bon. Two engines were sent down
from Fargo and it was not until after 6
O'Clock the next day that the line was
cleared. The train left here about Z
O'Clock for Fargo and returned in the
afternoon about 8 O'Clock, but did not
attempt to go any further. Mrs. w.
A. Pannebaker died Wednesday morn.
ing about 10 O'Clock of typhoid pneu.
monia. MIR and Mrs. Pannebaker were
married last spring. when they went to
live at Mapleton, returning to Lisbon
only few weeks ago. She leaves baby
boy one week old The bereayed hus.
band has the hearty sympathy of the
entire community
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In thu Sennfe.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE senate
opened today with nothing of interest to
attract the attention of the members.
Several bills were introduced one pro-
yiding for postotfice buildings in towns
where the postoffice receipts exceed
$1,000 year. Teller introduced joint
resolution providing for TN international
bi-metallio agreement.
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To Reduce Custom. Commission Districts.

10 Reduce Customs CGmmishiOn Districts.
WASHINGTON, Jan IA bill intro
duced in the house today by Represent.
alive Harter Of Ohio, for the consolida-
tion of customs commission districts,
authorizes the secretary of the treasury
to consolidate these districts 80 that1he
number be reduced: The Northwest is
provided for as follows: Montana and
Idaho one district; North ard South
Dakota OF district; Minnesota one dis
trict; Wisconsin one district; Michigan
three districts; Illinois. Missouri,
Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska four
districts each; Indiana. one district
Ohio, three districte; Kentucky, one dis
trict; Colorado a, Wyoming and Ter
rito1y OF Utah. one district. The bill
abolshes ell con missions, emoluments,
etc. and pro yides for annual salaries to
custons collectors and naval fficers and
surveyors ct some of the larger ports
The smaller collection districts are to
be divided into five classes, according
to the an cunt Of business transacted.
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CAVALIER COUNTY.

Langdon: Died, Russell, the 4-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. james Tren-
holm Married, John Balsdon to Miss
Ly dia Livipgood; George Ogar to Miss
Samantha Balsdom.
Milton: The Globe says: Montrose
is the banner township Of Cavalier
county, having on June /. 1890, popu-
lation of s97; Hope, 842; Alma, e25;
Olga, 722; Largdop, 642; Loan, s5l;
Harvey 448; Fr, mont, 4Oe; Osnabrcck,
2s3; Cypress. 27l; Linden. 269; Mos
COW, 142; Per1y, s5; not returned by
townships. e5. An election will be
held On Feb. to vote on bonding the
county to build court house.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
RAMSEY COUTY.

Devils Lake: George Copeland has
enlisted among those Who viii care for
Colonel Towner's big German colony il
the spring. The company has con-
traoted for the building OF about 1000
houses on the lands which it has pur-
chased, and George will look after the
location and erection Of these build
ipgs. He will also see that our German
friends pursue the most approved sys-
tenn in laying out their farms and be
ginning their agricultural labors. In
fact, George will be boss farmer for the
colony, a position which he is amply
qualified to fill.
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P0STER COnNTY

Carripgton: R. 8. Mcintyre has re-.
celved word that his father, who is q
resident of Wellington, Kan, was not
expected to live. =. Benjamin Horton
was married to Miss Hannah a. Clark
ut Mnskegon, Mich. John Hale give
the Carrington girls the slip and went
to Madison, Wis, where he was mar.
ried to Miss Addie Pease,
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RICHLAND COUNTY.

Lidgerwocd: The B1oadaxe has com.
p!eted its fourth year. >. The business
OF the Lidgerwood postoffice for the
quarter just ended, shows q large in
crease over any preceding quarter since
the establishment Of the office. This is
sure indication that the business con-
dition of the town is better than it hi s
been at any time in the past.
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DICKEY COUNTY.

Oakes: At a meeting of General
Burnside post the following comrades
were installed as officers for the ensuing
year: Commander. R. s. Angel; sen:
ior vice commander, w. B. Wrangham;
junior vice-commander, John Rairden;
surgeon, T. w. Thompson; quartz r.
master. John Chamberlain. Married,
A. E. Glass to Miss Emma Ream.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
The deLendrecie Cottage Robbed.

DETROIT LAKE, Minn., Jan. 1O.-The
Record says: TIE deLendrecie cottage
at the lake was broken into by thieves
recently and sundry articles of linen.
towels. fishing tackle, loaded shells, ETC..
were stolen. When the theft was dis
covered by F. 81. Learman, who has
charge of the cottoge, he looked the mat
ter up and found that some sriicles had
teen sold to various Parties in the vii
laee ard as eIe of his men be spotted
hard young character named La Blanc he
who has been in town some time. but
had then made his wsy eastward. Mr.
Learman followed him to Staples, but
learned that he had left there, and re-
turned home. Upon description fur
Dished the Brai1 erd authorities by Sher-
iff Smith, Ls Blanche was arrested and
brought to Detroit. He is printer by
trade and will doubtless be given sit
on The Mirror, q PAPER published by the
inmates Of the state hotel at Saltwater.
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A Good IDEA.

Bicyclist: 81 shall give up bicycling.
l am as careful as can be, but every
now and then some accident happens.
This is the second time I've been ar
rested and fined for running into peo-
ple."
Businessman: "I'll tell you how to
manage. Just you get job as debt
collector. Everybody'u dodge you
then"
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
RANSOM COUNTY,

Lisbon: Last Friday morning some
one broke into the hall where the ladies
of the W. R. o had been serving supper
the previous night. and stole compile of
turkeys, ham and quantity of pastry.
The door was damaged and the lock
smashed... Albert Risk, the popular
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
serious Renr.End Collision.

CASTLE. n. y. Jan. IA rear.end
collision between two Lehigh Valley
fceigLt trains occurred i'll the Erie yard
be1o today. A hlgmen named SIC
Calths of Bnffalo and a brakeman
named Woodruff. who was making his
first trip, We're in the cabocse and were
instantly killed. Ten cars were wrecked.
five of which were loaded with oil, and
they caught fire aid were entirely con-
sumed, burning the bodies of the dead
men The engineer and the fireman es-
csped uninjurtd
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Hope: M. E. Coleman, from Amenia,
n. D., came on Saturday last to relieve
Static n Agent F. L. Thurston, who is to
take months lay for the purpose
of recuperatipg. Will Patterson made
an ugly cash in his left wrist while
handling q large knife. Married
Meredith Parsons to Miss Carrie New
mon
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
Grn,rs sentenced to Hang.

DENVER. Jan. 11.-Dr. Graves has
been sentenced to hang the week Of
Jan. 81. He was taken 10 the Canon
City penitentiary tonight.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
Science at Fault,

at is fallacy to say that a man
cannot be in two places at the same
time.'
~ don't understand how he can."
"Pshaw! Haven't you seen moro
than one angry man beside himsalfi"
Kate Fields Washington.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16

Representative Mills hes stated that
he is candidate for United States
senator for Texas.
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
PEMblna LvUNTY.

Crystal: Professor CoIborn reports
180 pupils enrolled in the public schools
the first week with probable increase
Of about twenty more. . Jos. pb
Frenctie, the man whu can do more
manual labor in day than any other
man in the state. returned from a trip
to Nova Scotia last Saturday. Joe has
earned as high IS S68 in single week
doing odd jobs at Crystal during the
past year.
Batl gate: School commenced again
Monday with all ION deck" except Miss
Hallenberg, who went home to Fargo,
N. D., on q visit, and is now i'll, so the
doctor writes Mr.. Chapel, and will
perhaps Lot lie able to resume her work
TOR two weeke. The general store OF
q. ]. Watt had narrow escape from
being burned out, and the timely ar
rival Of the fire department prevented a
serious confaqration i. :. "A young child
of Nick Maugber's is dead. =. Miss Ida
Kepnty. we'll known and popula,
young lady. died at the residence Of
her parents last week ... Married, Ed
mund Fobes to Miss Margaret Weeks
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
TRAILL COUNTY.

Portland: The Press, new candi-
date for public favor, has made Its ap-
pearance.
Hill.boro: John Ca,mody has been
elected chief of The fire department. 90.
Married, 7, D. Maxon to Miss Bertha
Ortby. Died, jean Annie, the infant
daughter of MIR. ard Mrs. George E.
Bowe1s.s
Ma,yville: Col. J. E. Fladeland has
been eorely sfiicted for several rs
with ilfannlstc,y lh, umatism in his
arn... Born. TO Mir. and Mrs O'Kane,
q scD. Editor E. /. Smith Of the
Sparts. Ill, P!ai,y dealer, is expected
here this week. E /. comes back to
close up his tntiness here. ard deliver
over I'll e pest, flee to his successor. e.
Mayvil!e Lo1oe No. 13. 1. O. o. F., in
stalled Few ficers last night as follows:
A murd Anoelttn, n. G.; J. NJ. Smith
V. G.; Charles 81. Hanson. secretary:
George o. Stomner, treasurer. District
Deputy Grand Master F. W. Ames con-
ducted the installation OF the new
officers
The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1892-01-16
NORTH DAKOTA.
The News From Over the State Con-
densed and Made Interest,"
ing by Towns
STEELE COUNTY.

EMMONs COUNTY.
Williamsport: Coyotes are reported
plentiful in all parts of the county.