The Dickinson press., 1894-07-28
WANTED.
Ono Hundred Live Mice.

VuC Live MICE
l will give five cents apiece for
good healthy mice, delivered at the
Columbia Clothing House. They must
have u cheerful and lively disposition
and willing to work.
NJ. L. PARKER.
All engineers and fremen ON the
Missouri division are restored to the
service of the Northern Pacific.
A small bridge west of Andrews
burned Monday afternoon. Trains
were delayed u few hours in conse.
quence.
w. j. Littlehales. pump inspector
between Mandan and Glemdive, was
in town this week in connection with
his regular work.
Seven of the applications for re-
employment by the shcpmen of this
place have been rejected by the
Northern Pacific.
Wisdom lays the foundation of
knowledge with a good understand
ing. BE wise therefore and buy your
shoes at DeGraff's. 7.2Stf.
Will NJ. Cochrane of Mimic, n. D.,
came to Dickinson Wednesday to Or.
ganize u section of the endowment
rank of: the X. p. order.
Potatoes have been sold rs low rs
forty cents pc: bushel within the last
few days, but the prevailing price
seems to be fifty cents.
A new wind mill to trade for stock.
Call on or address, U. E. FOote, Dick.
imson. 4.2Stf
Ed Current, who is busy putting up
hay, came into town last Saturday
for machine repairs. Mrs. Current
came in also and will remain.
The earlier symptoms of dyspepsia,
heartburn and occasional headaches,
should not he neglected. Take Hoods
Sarsaparilla to he cured.
w. b. Powers: We needed just one
more rain to have made the best crop
this county ever had. AS it is We
will get All average crop.
Alex Montague, the Misses Monta.
que, Miss Carrie Clemmer, Miss Full.
ler, and Fred Freeman have been
taking an outing ut the Indian
Springs this week.
James Joyce, who was on the watch
to keep Coxeyites from boarding his
train near Sentinel Butte Tuesday, is
said to have had two shots fired at
him 10y n of them.
From present indications it is likely
that payday ion the N. p. will not
come for several days yet, perhaps
weeks. The company was short on
earnings about the first of this month.
The: Richardton convention Monday
elected delegates as follows to repre-
sent Stark county at Grand Forks
July 20: VIM. Ray, W. A. Carter, j,
H. Caldwell, L. j. Greene and Jerry
Hayes.
c. d. Litch, who was promoted to
position of engineer five years ago
last March, went on as passenger
fireman with Jack Leonberger Thurs.
day. j. j. Bartley is firing on a
freight engine.
c. M. Dinsdale is engaged by the
Northern Pacific in taking out soft
brick IN the walls of the round house
here and replacing new brick there.
for. 10 make the repairs will re.
quire several months.
VIM. Ray and w. A. Carter started
Tuesday night for Grand Forks. to as.
sist Thursday in the nomination of a
state Democratic ticket. They car.
ried the proxies of the other three
delegates from Stark county.
Geo. Drenkel has one hundred acres
of grain near Gladstone which is es.
timated to he good for a yield OF
twenty to twenty-five bushels to the
acre. A portion of the grain was
ready for harvest this week.
A contest was initiated Monday in
the school election of C. F. Clark,
John F. Philbrick appears as attor'
ney in the prosecution. Unless the
case should be heard before Judge
Winchester sooner, it will come ny
at the September term of court.
The Democrats held their primarie.
in Dickinson last Saturday evening
and elected the following delegates
to attend the county convention al
Richardton on Monday: VIM. Ray, A.
Hilliard, VIM. Walton, Lum Higgins.
W. J. Steele, L. J. Greene, A. N. jeff.
cries and Frank Lish.
Geo. and Len Keeling, Tom Penny
VIM. Gregg and Geo. Saville, of Can,
ton, ILL.,, visited Mr.. and Mrs. C. F..
Merry this week. These gentlemen
work in the mills at Canton, which
are now closed, and are out on a recre'
ating tour. The party drove to Dick
inson overland in five weeks.
If you want 10 buy a sewing ma
chine or an organ, or piano, see G. S
I.angdOn. 3.3tf.
McCloy & Senour offer Walter A,
Wood mowers at $40 cash. Gle
jamestown Alert: Miss Carrie
Clemmer and Miss Mig Fuller, left