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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-04-02
SALMAGUNDI.

Snag proof hip boots at Reiu
harts.
Mr.. Muller went to California last
night.
Mrs. S. NJ. Henley carries a fine line
of Nolan shoes.
The railroad carpenters repaired
the posts, supporting the verandah of
the Depot Hotel, to-day.
Mrs. S. Nj. Henley has just returned
from San Francisco with fine stock
Of Spring goods. X
The Reno Journal says that Geo.
Russell and family will move into the
Vallaincourt house in the Powning
ad lition.
If you want BARGAINS in gents.
boys, youths clothing and overcoats
90 to g. AIexander's.
See the notice of a lecture to be
given for the benefit Of the public
school next Monday evening. You
should take it in.
DR.. G. r. Moore, Dentist, Elko.
Crown and bridge work. Teeth with
out plates. Office at residence.
There will be a special meeting of
the Ladies' Aid Society Saturday at
O'clock p. III. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Have you seen Reinhart's display
Of ladies dainty stationery and mems
elegant neckwear? All new. Come
early and get your choice.
Dave Casper has a large stock of
Spring and Summer goods. See his
ad and give him call when you want
anything in his line.
Dave Casper has Just received a
new lot of samples of Spring and
Summer clothing which will be mad;
to order from S13 so I'D.
Services will be held in st. Paul's
Church to morrow by Bishop Leonard
at noon and at 7:30 p. Confirma-
ton at evening service.
The cheapest place to buy ready
made clothing Is at REMNANTS.
Don't buy a. suit till you see our
prices. -
The President has signed the act
repeating the statute prohibiting the
appointment to army and navy of per-
sons who held Confederate commits
sions.
Ten cans Of tomatoes for Sl.0O:
eight cans corn for. S1.OO; five cans
table fruit s1.OO, at Craighead 8
grocery store.
W. N. Mcnamara. alias Buttermilk
Jake, has been convicted Of selling
whisky to Indians. A few years ago
Mcnamara was prominent citizen
Of Storey county.
An immense stock Of the latest pat
terms in wall papers and carpets just
received at Reinhart's. Their prices
are all right. Try them.
There will be an interesting Easter
programme rendered Sunday even
ing at the Presbyterian Church under
the auspices on the Ladies' Aid So.
ciety, commencing at7:30 o'clock.
Frederick A. Humphrey, said tc
have been the oldest Mason in the
United States, died at GAINESVILLE
Wisconsin, Tuesday. He was 95 years
Old and had belonged to the Masonic
maternity for "a years.
While you are looking for a change
In the weather, examine the, latest
Patterns in wall paper at the Postof-
ice. All goods first class and at the
Owest living prices. Gall in and ex-
'uine my stock No trouble to show
goods. I. N. SHERwood. *
Ex:-Wbile eighty per cent Of nj
Women who attain manageable age
elect to marry and have a home Of
Heir own, only twenty per cent OF
@llege- bred girls are willing to take
Tho r;al, n.l - ,,,o,,l1 ooor, tbo,, IN
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-04-02

A little i'll, then a. little pill. The i'll
is gone the pill has won. De Wits
Little Early Risers the little pills
that cure great ills. For sale by +. T..
Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-04-02

It's all the same, a slight cold, con-
gested lungs or severe cough. One
Minute Cough Cure banishes them.
For sale by l.. f. Muller.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-04-02

Ii you want d suite of furniture,
come and see how close you can guess
and get it. Elko- Tuscarora Mercan-
tile Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-04-02

A new bicycle given away to any
good gucsser ut the EIko- Tuscarora
Mercantile Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

\ citizen OF Eldorado, Kan, says he first
coined the word popocrat,
Six times in half year has clergy
mans horse run away with him al Car
thage, No.
The Duke OF Westminster gives his pri
waite secretary $1,000 a year and apart
ments at Grosvenor house
The University OF Edinburgh has JUS,
bestowed the degree OF NJ. A. on two wo-
men graduates. Misses MacGrcgor and
Geddes. This Is new departure for a
Scottish university.
George Vanderbilt is master OF egh,
languages English, German ltal-
ian. Spanish Latin, ancient and modern
Greek-and has tolerable acquaintance
with Hebrew aud Sanskrit.
Lord Salisbury is daily in receipt OF
hundreds Of kilograms from all parts OF
the United Kingdom begging him to in
teryene on behalf OF the Armenians.
On her 10th birthday the girl queen OF
the Netherlands was presented with a nib
nitioent team Of four horses by the queen
regent. The little sovereign is devoted
10 riding and driving.
Ii Hung Chang decorated 4. E. I.alande
the travelling passenger agent OF the Cana
dian Pacific railway, who accompanied
him through Canada, with the Chinese
Order Of the Double DRAGON.
ling to gossip prevalent among
her acquaintance, ,ne Now duchess o.
Marlborough has set her heart for the re-
coNery for the family OF Marlborough
house. now the town residence OF the
Prince OF Wales
John L. Waller formerly the United
States consul In Madagascar. is now l.vln.,
in Kansas city, and is president OF an as
ISOLATION which has been organized there
To establish an Afro American industrial
college in Cowley county. Kansas.
Mrs Joseph Chamberlain is credited
( with being almost as ambitious as her
clever husband She is very charming
and very beautiful woman, and since her
marriage with the colonial secretary
eight years ago, has won great social sue
cess in England.
Those who regard the sultan of Turkey
as a heartcss, blooithirsty monster do
him an injustice. What there is Of cru
city about his nature has its origin In
nervousness. \ more Cowar1ly creature
does not drag out a miserable existence
on earth. says a Constantinople CORE
guOulCuf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

Mexico Is developing In factory enterprise
at this time because the hish price o. ex-
change constitutes protective vail. The,
fear in Mexico that free coinage ~ n,
Cni,ed States would remove this eSchane'
barrier and give TIE entire trade Of Tbs
country 10 Americans
These questions DC not seem 70 have
suggested themselves ~ TIE American
Manufacturers association. They prefer
10 sell 10 s limited home market under i
protective tariff sai Cor Ss'-ceu;s dollar,
When the surplus stock gets too larse
they can easily shut down The mills and
wait ,or orders % eHhaus; the snPTly ard
nobody viii suffer seriously hu; the work
ing classes. who ars thus thrown oUi .,
work. /, VIII be America 5 cum fault. rot
Aionc its misfortune i: ii ;Ails % hdoqt
a financial system that viA keep labor
constantly employed and doaHle the vol
uue Of our foreign ;-aac.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18


The Terrell Index says that the pecan
crop Is complete failure this year r,
Is STe0 In silver buried in Bce county by
" Mexican some thirty years aeo.
Heeville P!cayune. Professor Council.
't9m recent experiments az the necvi..e
"ihs dtlon. has about concluded that the
PVF",0f ianitng plant. csnaigrc Is sue
NNts mere. The ciSava plant mas also do
Eeloped a wonderful growth and seems
itSAntl 10 become one OF he leading sta
r;n crops OF southwest Texas II the
piant is success here ana a seems 20
oe' thlH section will perhaps have "A mon
".oiN on growing casaVa like The re-
,v.tei territory IN Louisiana has Oh
Growing periQge tobacco The caSava Is
sald 20 yield immense profits.
Last week the Seaiy News completed
It's ie7th volume. At different stages in
rs career. the paper has been known IS
the Commoner, Chronicle. Advocate and
tho Advance.
TIE Cameron Weekly Herald gives an
interesting account OF the Farmers In.
suiute held In Cameron court house. The
exhibition OF farm aud orchard p-oaucts.
o"lhs 70 'he dry Year. was not VI 20 shai
u was last year. but the stock show was
better than ever before
\ meddlesome horse shot himself in
Cors'cAna last week. While he was tied
10 post he suddenly, according 10 The
80 as. IN, ShOok MN ser WIN All ms
might and there dropped from the pre-
cincts OF the saddle pistol When the
t4n reached the paved street IL cotid 10
tnul.Hs else but fire, just Ike all guns dO
On s!inilhr occasions. When ~ dret the
Horse ie', the power of the bullet in his
ioFe.eg The bullet made slight wognt.
sNefIi " eaTer arrived on the sccue ami
arrested the horse for firing a pistol on
thc street and disturbing the peaceful sab
n"tn. just what the horse intended can
nut lie learned"
oorsicana has new and lively literary
society styled The Nineteenth Century
Cub"
lays County Times: Less politics IN re-
AEl1n ana more religion In politics is a
k"'' ttA- 10 preach from.
Mon Ardville boasts a "Gi-Is' Bachelor
c.ub' and an order called "slecp!e.s sons D."
An idea of the character OF the latter So
cieiy may be had from tbs subject
brought up for debate last week: should
Russia tea be one finger of tea ana four
mr. gers OF gin. or vice versa?
1: VIII grow II the enthusiasm of the
PAr.s Morning News has anything TO 40
WITH IT, Paris Is getting to be a great.
n.s, Jolly city. II grows and grows ara
Keeps on growing Pars Will keep
on boring for artesian water until Paris
-fummc @
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
FREE COINAGE AND FOREIGN
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
TOLD ~ TEXAS PAPERS.

Wharton has free silver restaurant.
Wha j. free and who gets the silyerG
Tho L1porc Chro-.clc Is Il coO.-headel
efrat- Tao Crsonic.e WIN not De- Involve
.a amy ehurcn caHtfovrrsy iu any iGaarcr.
s~,s un.f i'a notices come" ,ri
Herewith asa may be paid tor at regular
a3stg. .-irE rates.
Tf.cr Democrat Reporter. There S a
larae cop % cninQuAWas N his section
~ make much hoa ling in gathering them
The Terrell Daily Index IS carrying on q
"stoye prize contest That sounds prac-
deal.
Tho Schulenblrr Seeker: A stalk OF Sea
Island cotfon was on exhibition a. Filing
aausr- saloon 'hi3 week. which was
nine fee' high II came from Mr.. Chris
bCrrcr's farm
The West Texas stockman has been en-
iargcd 20 a four-page, seyon-column all
home print paper. The MANAGEMENT feels
grtNfo8 wi,h the success Of the paper
Tho Willis IndoN Some fields OF Scl
Is.aul cotton h,.Te been so husily growing
ihtt The - ton is just now beginning t-
ma WINS Index was talking in ,ts sleep
after prayer meeting, when # said: Re
member now thy printer in the days OF
try cogon money.
TNc wharton Spectator Is fighting FOR
Incorporation. electric lights and a school
tax.
Yellowstone XII" medicine man. is
talking free silver y Bryan.
Greenvalc has organized a Westminster
Ieagre
The Eudeayor Society OF Lampasas re-,
Gently gave a pie party" intcrsperscd
with music
The Lom~a Success and tho Burnett
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

is WAS Captain Glass himself Who cN-
! pr' sSca the doubt ,hat the ship corM SCI
uio GALVESTON. ro anchur o1. t tlc
frit ~oald largely defeat the purpose IN
| trnEins the ship 10 Galvest oi,-that is. 80
permit The people generally 70 v.Si. the
Z Il vessel II The Texas can eci iato Cat
weston hay. we'll and sood--rhe Post
Would Sc slad TO see 70 there Ii rot New
orleans : the ucN, hest place As for
lfalVesion's contribution 20 the fund. of
one-;hiri, il; ia 10 more than Galveston
c~a we'll a~ord. Il The Texas is 70 be
brought 20 the Island Ci;y and excursions
are 20 he nan TO that point from ali over
Texas.
The Illinois voter viii have 20 have an
armorel virtue in ,hls campaign. All the
batteries are being trained directly upo.
1t
Andrew Jackson made war upon the
banks ana conquered ;hcm in his day be-
cA'ise they were using the lie ami power
given hem By tho government for the
service OF he people, 20 dominate the
PEOPLE ard influence politics. He fought
;ho money power then and curbed its
selasaoess ana aWdacSy Tor many years
aHl became. and has been ever since. the
hefu OK the people. There were a great
manN ia hat Day who though; IL dreadful
.n Jackson and his party to asl.ate and
lls'1fo existing conditions as they DID
Start TIE weeks work Monday rno-n,re
ly getting your credentials as a citizen
ana a sovereign from the registrars or
age.
Ja3@e Terrell has wrung another con
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
GOSSIP OF GOTHAM,

NUSNlI OI' GOTH AN
shootjrr co,Ia-, ha. ,,,. a.
a., tbo vac,r, io.s =, r.. 80
,,i-ir, ,,.rs,,, ,,,.,.a
'0rty foo, in le,s,,b az
th,. i,v ana o,.n,,i,'., w.. ''''" ~ ~ ~
90, or, ~ - e..' - .'''S "' me
MOS, ,ra f,vf,cd - 49,. ~ w. ai.,,, ~ '>
cont a sbo. b, W ''' ''''' 9N"' ~ o-e
Tho amount q, co,,i,,, ,.,,,,, g.,
a''"n' VI oapi'ai "ulch the noti a.
tremendous structure en- i.owor I,roal-
Way. a'iii urfurnished bears a FIST isort-
gage OF si.-"gA,qo held by lifr Insurance
nov. Ia,,,, gcr,c1 On s"'V,'vV mo-. "'e
Capitalists who invest in big office briit-
inrs ere sav they nre we'll t1i1 10 p rs-
cent Of the Offices arc tenantea
According to the new law. M rerso,
may ,rac,ic, bor,,s,,,,,,,. 49,
,-.'.. '9''o''"e Us master OF
Juu'ieyWah III any CITY In this state hay
daly registered in his respective cl,v. No
lerson is entitled to register without pre-
ratiar 1000 ,i,a go 80 ''2's 'N'li
Everybody in the business lauds ma NOV,
law, and " the horses could talk. they
'0"'N' say nay
~, .,-.
''.'os' io'Eo''en underground rail-
road projects have Teen brought to light
by the incorporation al Albany Of mo
Underground Railroad company OF the civ
Of New York. The new company is =, con-
solGatlon # three OH sehau,,s ~. ,,cnr
porators OF which claim the rights IN con-
struct UNDERGROUND roads in Tho notro,,oli.
rights tNrv really have is a mighty uncnr.
tain matter
p,r,,.r. go, -,
.u =" Wv ''u''A' p'y
'"" nv" aware that the sub-treasufy on
N-l street Is veritahlo fortress pro-
tected with eatling guns rifes saherqS ,1
han, ,.-,r,,,,., ~. -,
10 ,,s,tIe b,,ni.. osncts N"oM VI re
,rbo e,rr@t,ro ,,, Nv
voars ago 10 ,.,,o.A a.,,,, ~ ~, 80
-rhn 700, "a, ~ t,,,',t. a.'",n ~ .uu"S
MA ~, ~, , '"', AM
sh,.rshootcrs nn,r ,,,a,, Nv .ao v,
,-,,ard NS AMER ''"'s are u"
"r,ro,o T.. chow. =, ,ro,s.,,c.
visiors ANA ou sorts y, ,ro,,,na -" al, ~ -.
,-o,,A, ,ro,,,or "a, ,,, u,,t,. CO.. ,,,
d,y .rre,ch, room, ia ono,no, ,,ao., -.
,, ,.,.t. :. - a.,.,,.,,
/ VIZ ''N'
lhs on the produce exchange mat a cargo
Oh wheat mas ne'h engaged from san Fran
I Nls'o ~ 'l'uuth' an occurrence never De
] lore known, rms indicates, or promises,
! ihAt Inc wheat cror ia india VIII be
.cah,y An uhprecedrnted pressure on the
| N,,tn' la',itles OF an ocean lines is re-
( porleu' ana the outlook Tor continuance
oil we luHoWlhs golden stream Is decidedly
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
OTES on TIE NANrAIGN

81 ssH .
iofay Thee v-r-s No rYiena-,. or c1;i'r l,'t
c7mmluee meetings ard TIE ont .'l. S.
ehee oi tav eaN We .'s, l,,. cans
was q Sh.,r,, erY5~. 10 son pa7tic'pAgf s.
10 comm tee nice; ngs irogu say al'l
tlhs en- tnc oesS as' rs >.,.s ga 4
ruhiishe6 .0o ,,tlrh ~ thr work e thsr
D executive se~s.o-- ana ly H. 81 Be- ~
attempt was me- ~ Tyo'r' w
no. ,,7..,,.-r II va Le..Jsd and s.r.re-
" impressed upon u, rresen, thai -ctn-
Ing Should hereafter II sven 20 tht r..
80, ,r moi No.. a.,I,es, a. high IN
authority -Gal-pal NeNr.
This j. calculated 80 provoke s'n le
from those who have observed the eN.-
G,nt care az the News 20 suppress the rcal
-, -, No., ,,,s~,srs a. D,l.
/ around me N''n''"e Hea '4"A 'e' a.
las. The Post vas the offender N me
eyes O. NE 'o'i.'''i. 'e'', ~ = -. -,
'hat mas neon "oftNlts ''F iNe'''' aus 80
fus onists. The Post has expose! tAeir
! ,,..-,. r,ovc and ,Aa,. don't Ike IL
49, 80.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18
WHITNEY LOCALS

Whitney. Texas. October 1G.-We have
had good rains here and some are plowing.
Plenty Of stock water.
Rev. nlackwood has closed a two weeks
protracird meeting hero. He had -ood re
sul,a
Mr. MCott Of Dallas procured the con
tract for the mains " our celebrated we'll
and the work is going on. In a few DAYS
the town will be we'll watered
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

New York October l5.-A travelling
shooting gallery has made it's appearance
90 the vacant lots in Brooklyn. An enter
iti-ins person has had built a covered van
tl.tiy feet In length. 1t certain times #
fh" day and evening the rear doors of the
van are thrown open ami wouli-he ma-ls-
men are invited to try their skill II "oue
cent a shot"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

BEECHAMS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

he amount OF capital which the mott e.
allie ky-scrapers represent is startling.
y tremendous structure en- Lowcr Iroal-
Way. atiii urfurnishod bears a frst lsort-
gage OF Sl.-"1,fo0. held by Il lifr Insurance
onreny' and bends for 5000. 600 moro are
now beng loatcd on soon, frortsacc.
Capitalists who invest in big Office build
ings ere say they are well Paid il - per
cent Of the Offices are tonantef
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

Please give me the full meaning q |
word "Mizpah" ROY
AS this question has not been anT,
in at least year, ,he Letter Boz 4
again explain the Biblical term.
meaning OF the Hebrew word "Mispss
watch tower" ami was probably i's,
the name OF the place which witnesses.
parting OF Lohan and Jacob. Gs.zl
chapter MIMI. and suggested pN
words. FOR he said the Lord watt.
tween me and thee when We are i.s1
one from another" 1t S adopts! "
motto which represents this sentin...
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

The Illinois voter VIII have 10 have an
armorel virtue IN This campaign. All the
batteries are beiag trained directly upon
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

Ton W4tao has JOSH almost as much
Character a. smart po4dciaH in th's
csaRa-Ea e DaT y Iil..
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-18

What premium was paid ior Wy
Issue of United states bonds!
This ssue was made in acor1a,"
a circular OF january &, 1876 eaul'
bids. 10 be opened on February "
co... 600 of per cen: thirty year pom,
total BIDS received were for s5ss'VS"
the amount believed to have pea
in good faith was 1926 ,gIOWp i"o :"
price accepted was ll0.6ST ana y"
ceeds of the sale were ll.lss,g@s
The Dickinson press., 1896-09-05
Conductor Csnalt Writes Concsrnlng
Free Silver.

Passenger Conductor A. E. Ander
son, whose run is between Billings
and Glendive, has handed the follow
ing letter to the Billings Daily Ga
zette for publication. It is from
Conductor J. r. Condit, says the Ga
zette. who ran a train on the Yellow
stone division of the N. P. for mum
Der of years prior to the great strike.
That strike cost him his position,
and. being blacklisted, along with
thousands of other good railroad
men, he found it impossible to get
railroad job in the United States.
He drifted down to Mexico and is
now running train in and out Of
Rascon. The letter is written by a
workingman to workingman, with
out intending it for publication; but
it furnishes one Of the best argu
,nents of the year for sound money
and if working men do not profit by
1t. they will have only themselves to
blame. Mr.. Condit has tried a free
silver country; is trying it now. and
gives in plain and simple language
the result of his experience in the
following letter:
Rascon, Mexico, Aug. q.
"a. 3. Anderson. Esq, Glendive, Hont.-Dear
Sir and Bro: 1 received your letter Of the 18Th
inst today, and % have few moments to spare
r"in % the Il nist place this money quest on is too
vii s. Il tSs Gned ss
comes ont for the free and unlimited coinage Of
silver. No country has ever prospered under 1t,
shs ~ and to
no bad results. but doubt it.
"As you may have heard around about the
a sTs'd sss dn ss IL ny
"Mexico with il free = silver. is lesson enough
asRss ssa v vds S
SELF down :.gf to The sys q sS:.s in dMe3e
Of wages Of this country, and it alone should
convince any thinking man that free silver Ia
bad ah for them will reduce your wages as sure
my run is between Rascon and Rampico, 200
kilomsters or 125 miles, the same distance as
from fro Glendive TO Fotsyth, Mont. For tho round
UP kcCelVo $lVs 0u0 II make Ten tflp0 ! re.
ceive 500. II I am then called to the states or
any other country on earth, except south Amer.
tes, exchange my money and get 353. While
freight conductor running from Glendive to
Forsyth, same number Of trips, gets $3.50, and
they consider In Mexico that freight conductors
men on the system. Passenger conductors get
$3.50 month, or $62 In your country; engineers
S6 day, amounting to s. In the states.
wheat bread will coet you So. Canadian club
whiskey costs 20 cents . drink.
% ELI s essa statson, snSSGses 5anlsp,
Knox, Or, in fact. any make Of hats are $40.
$50, Gus, take my advice and vote for McKin.
power 70 influence yoqE friends to do likewise.
know their cry, We must have change,
and il we do vote for Bryan it can't be worse
than it is now but they don't know what they
are talking about. The man who works for
living and casts his vote for free silver. thinking
to better his condition, will live to bitterly re-.
pent it.. Yours In p. +.
~. \: Conait."
The Dickinson press., 1896-09-05
AA.P.T.L.

The American Protective Tariff League
is a national organization advocating
"Protection to American Labor and
Industry" as explained by its constitu-
ton. as follows:
"Ths object Of this League shall bs to protect
American labor by tariff on imports, which shail
adequately secure American industrial products
against the competition Of foreign labor"
There are no personal or private
profits in connection with the orgapiza.
tion and tits sustained by memberships
contributions and the distribution Of ID
publications.
FIRST: Correspondence is solicited REGARDING
"Msmbsrship" and Official Correspondents.
SECOND: We nssd and welcome contributions,
whsthsr email or large. 70 our cause.
THIRD: We publish large line Of Documents
covering all phases Of the Tariff question. Com:
plets ct will bs mailed to any addrs.s for 40 esnts
1FouRTH: Send postal card request for fsss
sample copy Of -ths % American Economist"
The Dickinson press., 1896-09-05
Additional Lecals.

S. g. Baker is yard master pro tenn.
J.. M. Taft returned Friday from
St. Paul.
The Taft cattle were sold in St.
Paul at 1886.
Ole johnson, section foreman at
Belfield, was in the place Friday.
Miss Kittie Wilson returned Fri
day from her summer vocation.
A. F. Reilly returned from st Paul
this week, where he sold 48 head of
cows and steers at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Converse, &C.
companled by William Thorne,
arrived Friday from New York.
There will be a lot of cattle ship.
ments by small owners on the 1lth.
The OK outfit is booked for $50 cars
the same day.
G. H. Merry loads two cars Of NUT.
tons and one of cattle for market to.
day. Mr.. Merry expects to accom-
pany the shipment to Chicago.
Mrs. Sophia s. Senour and Mrs. NJ.
]. Disher, mother and sister of Geo.
Senour, of Plymouth, Ind, arrived
Friday and will spend a few weeks in
the place.
Miss Mamie White and Miss Fern
Robinson left New England on Mon.
day, via the Grand Trunk Railway,
and are expected in Dickinson today.
Miss Della Spears comes on with
them from Chicago.
Postmaster Smith of New England
will receive bids until the l4th of this
month for carrying mail once week
from New England, N. D.. to Seim,
S. D., via the Cedar river, distance
of IS miles. The contract is to com
mence Nov. 3 and continue until June
80, 1898.
Arch r. Spence was arrested
Thursday evening for shooting Mrs.
William Chaloner. The ball entered
through the knee and lodged in the
flesh further up. The doctors were
probing for it yesterday. Spence
was with a disorderly crowd on the
''south side" and it is supposed that
the shooting was done while in a
state of intoxication. 1t should be
the duty of the authorities to close
up disorderly places and keep disor
derlY men off the streets.