The Dickinson press., 1893-08-05

The first shipment of the long y
cattle brought only So per hundred il
Chicago. The steers e not prime
averaging in weight 1880.
A. G. Gilbert of Gilbert & Older
owners of the E o brand of cattle OF
Grand river, who was confined to his
home for a few days, is about again
Benz. Garland, owner of the TN
brand, recently located Il ranch neal
the fork of Grand river, bringing in
1000 cattle from the Cherokee reser.
walton.
There is intilnatiun of Il lirst-claSS
concert to be given by the gentlemen
of Dickinson III tho new opera house
ut an early date after its completion
and dedication.
r. +. McNair moved this week into
the basement room specially fitted fol
his use in the Opera House. 1t is 1;
large room, neatly fitted and altogeth'
er quite metropolitan.
Jack Dempsey,the Nonpareil pugil.
list, IA on east hound passenger last
Saturday evening. lie was on his
way to st. Paul to sign articles for q
finish contest with Ed. Smith OF Den.
YER.
n $4,000 policy against accident of
amy kind is what ii person wants when
taking a trip away from home. Poll
cies written at this Office for any
length of time between one and thirty
days.
Georger Guergens made homestead
final proof before Guy j. DeFrance
Monday. Phillip Heck had IL contest
hearing before Mr.. DeFrancc the
same day. There WAS 10 appearance
against contestant.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Williamson had u narrow escape
this week. The little one set its
clothes on fire with matches. Luckily
its mother was in an adjoining room.
The burn is not thought to be serious.
a Turkey Track Cattle Co. outfit
was i'll Dickinson for supplies the first
of this week. This company has
about 20 600 cattle on the old EC
range, which ranch and brand they
have bought.
Miss Elma Wadsworth, the eques.
trienne of the Little Missouri. was i'm
town Saturday and Sunday with her
father. Miss Elma is planning to sc
away to some good boarding school
in the fall.
j. w. Chamberlain: | shall have 8
small crop of grain this year. My
sheep and cattle are looking welk ]
have up fifty loads of hay and want
one hundred loads more. No trouble
to get hay this season.
Some youngsters have been break.
ing glass and otherwise damaging tho
Dickinson public school building t.
the extent of $50 or $40. The sclloo.
board should look the parties up and
have them prosecuted.
Mr.. Binkley, representing Paris
Burghardt & Allcnberg, live stool
commission merchandise well pleased
with the amount of business whicl
he is securing for his house. III,
would like to meet all shippers o
stock before they have consigned
The p. B. ~. people are good folks t,
deal with.
During the dog day season, the drain
of nervous anI vital energy may II.
counteracted by Tie use of Aver:
IA saparilla. I'm purifying the blood
it acts rs IL superb corrective ant
tonic, and enables the system to def,
malarial and other climatic influences
Onward lodge of Locomotive Fire
men, at their annual election helt
July 9th, elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year ii. +. Rep
Ike, Master: j. j. BARLEY, Vice Master
w. j. Breckan. Sec'y; j. r.. Morrison
Collector; b. Goodall. Receiver: j. j
Bartly, John Wynn and +. l.. Melon
aid, board of trustees.
The Fidelity and Casualty Co. o
New York issues the most liberal &C
cident policies; pays lifty-two week
indemnity: one-half the face of polio.
for loss of n limb. 1t is Just thu
the thing for ranchmen or bushes
men in any pursuit. Policies writer
at this office.
at a meeting of st. Johns Episco
pal Guild, held at the residence o
Mrs. A. ii. Arnett on Wednesday al
ternoon, the following officers wer
unanimously elected. Mrs. II. w
Bates, president: Mrs. j. Il. Thomp
son, vice president; Mrs. Ed. Dodd
treasurer; Mrs. j. Il. Dehlinger,s ecre
tary.
Lawn social-On Wednesday even
ing, August 9th, the ladies of St
Johns Episcopal Guild will serve ic
cream, cake, lemonade ana iced tea a
the home of Mrs. Ed. Dodd, from 1T
10 o'clock; price 25c. for all. All az
cordially invited to attend. Don
forget the date-August Q.
c. C. Moore of Mercer county ha
been arrested Oh the charge of worl
ing over brands. Louis Connoll
swore out the complaint. and attorne
l.. A. Simpson will go over to Merce
next week to defend in the learin;
u. U. moore commonly known {
"Cash Moore" is a brother of I'll
Moore who was taken a short tin
ago for stealing horses in Montana.
a gun club was organized this wee
in Dickinson with the following of
GERS: Alex Montague, president: D
H. A. Davis. vice-presideMt: Il. ]
Fowler. treasurer: j. y. McGrego
secretary. a. G. McGillirray. B.
Fowler and L.. X. Granteer were cleo
ed a committee on bylaws.
Mr.. j. c. Boswell, one of the be
known and most respected citizens
Brentwood. Texas. suffered wi
diarrhGa for a long time and tri,
many different remedies witho
r benefit. until Chamberla!n's Col!
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