The Dickinson press., 1894-01-13

en- suite, to nice parties. Also good
transient rooms. My rooms are nice
ly kept. lights and fire. Parties wish
ing to secure furnished Office or club
rooms will do we'll to call before going
elsewhere. Mrs. FELTIlAM,
23tf Over Freeman's Drug Store.
The preliminary steps were taken
this week to organize Il lodge of the
Oriental order. Frank Kihm was made
president and J. Il. Bardwell secreta-
ry. Necessary equipments are or.
dered which will he received next
week, when the fun is to commence
BY the taking off Of u train crew on
the west end this week, VIM. Gala
CHER and Geo. OFT, were given work
on the east end. Mr.. OFT, however.
having his family and residence at
this place, preferred to take vaca-
cation fora while.
Brooks Goodall. the able rcprcseE.
tative of the order of firemen of this
place, cameup from st. Paul Saturday
returning again the following day.
MI. Goodall said that the conference,
so far as he could see, was no neare
a settlement than when it began two
weeks ago.
Fl. w. Bates has his coal mine in
good working order and has already
mined fifty tons. We are the receipt
ents of a load of this coal, and can
frankly say that it is one of the finest
lots of Ignite fuel ever placed in GU,
sheds. 1t shows the wood fiber plain
ly and burns as readily as block ma
pie.
The continual succession of hollis
pimples, and erurtions from whicl
many suffer, indicates an impure state
of the blood. The most effective
remedy is Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t ex
pels the poison harmlessly through
the natural channels, and leaves I'll,
skin clean and clear.
One of the daintiest of the New
Year calanders is that issued by til.
proprietors of Hoods Sarsaparilla. II
will fully satisfy every expectation
as to beauty and utility. You car
get it at your druggists OF hy sendin!
6 cents in stamps for one, or 10 cent
for two copies, to G. l. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass.
The first quarterly meeting of thu
Dickinson school board was held thi
week. The important business of tn
board was the examination of Treas
Johnson's financial report for til
year 1893. 1t shows receipts for TIN
year as follows: Apportionment mon
ey, $l280; district taxes, $4,928 81
other sources, $40. On the side o
disbursements are found: Green rive
school house, painting.school houses
storm windows and furniture, S1681.
80; teachers, $2205.76 school officers
s74; interest on bonds, 5000; incjder
tai expenses, Sl167 81.
That part of u petition from Soutl
Heart citizens asserting that S. s
Sutherland's assessment of cattle wa
only 50 head, or less than one-third 0
his actual number, was thrown out b
the county commissioners after con
sulting the assessment books and find
ing that Mr.. Sutherland was assesse
l 169 cattle. The petitioners must hav
counted without their host in thi
} matter. AS regards the non-assess
ment of E. T. Hagert, claimed by til
same petitioners to have had so cat
tie and a few horses, the auditor VIZ
instructed to look up the party for tn
purpose of making a correction.
Eight head of buffalo, owned by
. Casselton, N. d. man, passed throug
town Saturday en- route to the Mic
!. Winter fair at San Francisco. .
I PRESS reporter learned from the ma
in charge that the buffalo are bein
Y very successfully bred. BY crossin
the buffalo with cattle IL much MOI
valuable hide is secured. Ten yeal
ago this quadruped of the plains WE
y numerous in this vicinity; in fac
Dickinson was the largest shippin
Q station for buffalo hides in the Nortl
! west; but now the animal is as muc
of a rarely here lis it would be in an
of the New England states. The il
discriminate slaughter of the buffal
caused its sweeping determination.