The Dickinson press., 1894-07-14

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Convention at Grand Forks next
Wednesday. July l8.
: S. T. Gotta has put l4O0 sheep out on
shares with VIM. Crist Of Knife river.
No. l hard wheat was quoted at 6l114
cents on track at Minneapolis this
week. +
Jack Leonberger and j. J. BARLEY
took No. l to Glendive, Friday with
engine 6Ol.
M. L. Parker has lost a hear. he is
in the Bad L,nds. with an escort.
looking for it.
Nine tons of mail we're taken from
the Fargo postofice Sunday morning
for points west.
Roadmaster Parker went to Hebron
to-day to see Pat Kelly who is plow-
ing N. P. fire guards.
James A. Dobson was kicked on the
knee this week which will lay him up
for two or three months.
The West Missouri Roundup Asso.
citation wagon gathered about 700
cattle, and the boys seem to be well
satisfied.
Rev. J.. b. Hardy arrived from Far.
go Friday, and will hold his usual
services ut the Baptist church Sun.
day.
The first mail east for seventeen
days was sent out this Saturday
morning by the special which went
to Mandan.
The country has 100000 men sub.
ject to military duty. The regular
army of the United States numbers
$4,000 men.
1t is important to kccpthe liver and
kidneys in good condition. IIood's
Sarsaparilla is the remedy for inviG.
Grating these organs
Deputy marshals arrested five fell
lows Wednesday, who had stolen a
hand a from the Yellowstone divi.
sion and had proceeded this far east.
They were taken to Fargo Saturday.
The COMMITTEES Of the short hand
class are anxious that all the mem.
bers should attend punctually and
regularly, as the elementary lessons
are specially important. Class meets
every Thursday evening at 7:30 sharp.
When u man runs into extrava.
gance it makes his pocket book limp
However, if his feet are limping they
are not properly dressed. The per
feet fit, the comfort and ease of De.
CRAFTS SO shoes are u%nexcelled. GIG
At Mandan the fellows who inter,
fered with the deputy marshals ap-
pear to haye got themselves into seri.
GUS trouble. Arrests have been made
and the parties. we understand, were
taken to Fargo to-day to have IL hear.
ing before a United States officer.
The Misses "A. n. and S. B. Whaley
of Kansas City, Mo-, + the guests of
their brother, Oliver Whaley of this
PLACE, They were the only through
lady passengers on No. l, which ar
rived here Sunday, having taken this
train by special request of Manager
Kendrick. They report a delightful
trip.
Mr. G. S. Thomas contributes a
mastery study of :'Monometallism
and Protection" to the July Arena;
which shows the actual intimate re.
lation of the financial with the fiscal
policy. 1t is an instructive common
tary upon the promises and prophe.
cies and legislation of the present
administration.
Mrs. L. A. Simpson and Miss Edith
Montague. who were with the Indian
Springs party, were suddenly taken
i'll Saturday. DR.. Davis was sum
moned and the patients were taker
home Sunday. Both are quite sick
yet.-Later.-Miss Montague has re-
covered from illness, but Mrs. Simp.
son is unable to leave her bed or wait
upon herself.
A horse kicked II. S. Shafer, of the
Freemyer House, Middleburg, N. Y
on the knee. which laid him up in bee
and caused the knee joint to become
stiff. A friend recommended him tt
use Chamberlain's Pain Balm, whicl
he did, and in two days vas able tt
be around. Mr.. Shafer has recon
mended it to many others and says il
is excellent for any kind of a bruisf
or sprain. This same remedy is alst
famous for its cure of rheumatism.
For sale by j. j. Freeman.
The engineers, fremen and conduc
tors, of this division, so far as known
have reported for duty. The shol
men, who L mostly A. r. U. mem
bers, are holding of-perhaps with
few exceptions. General Manager