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New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

seemed TO he entirely Of orders Chicago There
was complete absence OF export inquiry at New-York
anu aside from four loads reported late last night
revised nomnaly and raised l2c May o b
aoat or equal 1o There practically no red wheat
ior sale and quotations entirely nominal; hard
was quoted at nc over May. b afoat. No |
Northern 2ac over May afoat 9lz4c: May wheat
Siosen al ssc .CORN-The market for quiet
but hrmer following the advance of wheat In a small
WAY There was p-a, ,,ically the trade tho
movement Of the market being Influenced by the
rivals West strength In wheat and lack OF export
terest Interior receipts days decreased
900 bush. while exports have bush
market closed quiet unchanged c advance. Cash
Tor export private terms: 5000 bush unSraded corn
2o4c. delivered. export ! ungraded 25sc: No
corn quoted 29i.c the close. .OATS-In
speculation was dull but much better tone pre-
vailed in the future market and prices generally
higher. the market closing very steady with light offer
ings az Of &c Interior receipts this week
creased 3d. 900 bush while exports have decreased 2
bush. Cash duh. Sales iDoOO bush. in
TO quality 5000 bush ungradcd mixed. 234c. and 1000
&c elevator; No 2c: No white. 2osc; No 3 white
44d46c for No Western. CARROTS state 40qI3c
29c. Z. Buffalo Mailing quoted 3sG4Gc to quail
WHEAT-Dull a 3JJ37c track. quail
ity.
ous day and closing prices for the corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. Decemt

New-York, December g. ls"'
pEANs AND PEAS-The market continues vrry s qu,.
w,,hont speciaI feature. Choice domestic white pehhs
MA steady generally at outside hgures. thousn u'
sale is reported at inside figures hed k'anS
bsys had light export demand nut are ne'' % ,a,
,nor rongth some holders asking above ~ ~ lew
LIZ ,,,,tie soup brought extreme price, ,S
eve in tight supply and dragging nean1 peans
n s ress ouiet and favorng buyerf we quots - ~,
arrow GIesn choice per 81 3sas 4o DO medium
ma, do nea Al O2i1qs1 O5 do white kidney - 'oy
10 Az red Kidney 81 do yellow eye 81 Sous %.
~ lima cafornia 81 s5asi 4o do califorhm % lly ,
90 Si1s1 10; peas Dds per p1sh. ''h
A. bars 72I.M75c: do Scotch. bois. s''sc' 10
bags, Soc ight and there Ia a con-
,d scsrcy OF high grade fresh taDle s.ir rne
nvsnce turning and more OF 'he ,n
.,iies Of held goods but there sun ra,nsi NOR
nmsnd for high grade fresh man can p, a. see
piled md II is possible that slight premium NJ W.
ia'o., ON occasional lots OF superat,ve a"n.',
be are however letting the goods 20 N
recese 81 oac Tor the best they have ana genera NM
ehsnnes os considered quotable any higher
ket u ~. 49,, do not accumulate al all SERIOUSLY
are high grades OF June n
Us s'e rsrve Of isQl9isc with an occasoHni .ss
mostly ~ n TO 2oc Fresh state dairy Is n small
synpy @ and fancy quality wnap All, ~ Western Imitation
iots % is IN good demand and nrm ,sr nuo,ations
creamery fsc,orv butter at about iorIns,
sn1u nn,us further negotiations are penoihA
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

advance and s2 Gs2ssc realized The close
was s24asos.c against sl4c yesterday. Cash wheat
The scarcity Of offerings had one good effect NO. NO
Northern was well taken being made at li.c unde
No No ranged from e TO &c under STANDARD oa
Northern. soc. Flour-Patents - 2plf4 5o BAKERS
50 2)Gs3 80: production 54G0 bbls shipments o. -
bbs Mristus-Rran bulk quoted 81 1895; shorts
- 5oTS3 -: mdings. 81 5odsS
Philadelphia. Dec. 3-LIt.le demand for -four. prices
unchanged Wheat-Market declined kc. but very little
trading Contract wheat Decembsr sSNasihc !anaary
Corn-Opon market rules steady; local carots quiet.
with ample offerings: No mixed December and Janu
airy. 2SG2s,.c; February 2SssG2s%c Oats-Market for
caflots dun with ample offerings at former rates.
Futures neglected. No December January. Feb
ruary and March 24G2iisc. sugars-Renned dull. IN
changed other articles unchanged
Louis Dec 3-Flour dull. firm. Bran steady;
sacked eas: side 35l3Gc country points 3+c Wheat
higher December 91a.c nominal May. a3isc Corn high
er: December 2lc May 2tic bid. Oats higher Decem-
teT. &C nominal: May 22ac Eggs lower az lsc. o'her
articles unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-The local cotton market closed weak with
net loss OF II 10 u points the closing prices being at
the lowest for the day Total sales We're lI2 loo bales
The marke, in its fluctuations and there was
While there really nothing In the news come 70
hand previous Of indicated exhaustion Of cotton In
With con'acs M lhoWins net gain of !. to pan; but az
Manchester there was small nqniry for yarns but ,nsT.
The frst call the early news from iverpoo being about
as an,ispaed There was some selling pressure imrne-
diaely after the call local operators selling and New
orders and local sentiment changed the bull side. and
prices advanced about points. From this time UP 70
prices advanced and declined a points buying or
ss. n 0ae I'd s cStu at ss Ss sales
20 1900 bales with hardening tendency. At the
Old prces Rcoris fIom the South came in siovy. as
wire communications were interrupted by the hurricane
csips due 10 poor roads. a telegram from Selma
Ala SAYS that receipts liberal and stocks large while
smaller uncounted towns about - larger
that section is q 10 80 per CEN larger than last year
Cotton people in Europe express the opinion that the
this may for theiT liberal selling here at The ce
ing lndcations point TO lesser movement at interior
o1ly 10000 bales against 59opo the corresponding
viOus reports Of short crop in India although
cent rains there said 70 have essenel the
week win bales agans os ooo ast week
The receipts at principal interior towns to-day
week and s45s last year. Al Memphis 2 i45 bales
oa same dag las, yeas cnna uf rs M s S asan.
s3' ias, ysar Rsceips at hcust9n Frda5 are estimated
ana o. last wear Receins AT Nsyy aan. t-,1 ~ sro
estimated at 500 20 So" bale: arain=t saia day
today were as follows Galveston ~, bales arans.
ans i7a haes sca,n 10 op es snd oa & yeaT o
bales. against 3oS and l.7!3: Savannah. 477l bales
asanst 100 and as23 Charleston 237o bales aga:ns
Opening, range and close closing bids the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Dec s-F'our nrm sales. $50 bhls. Wheat
dtiI spot a.a92c. December ssAsc asked January
sss.c asked. May s'ggssHsc steamer No REQ st'1S
asked: Southern by sample 92g93c; DO on grade ~.r
92i,.: stock 6i5 pa bush. sales. 1900 bush corn
steady: spot 2s7sg23c. December 2s'sP.sec January
osi n asa, February March 2sA. u2s'sc, steamer
mixed 2Ji.a25ec. southern white corn, --'9N-'c 90
Yellow corn c2izd2Gc stock l233 10 bush sales ""o
bush. Oats steady to firm, No white. 2on2,c' 30 ::
nearby i4c: No Western. 45c: stock i3+ ~ nay
firm. choice timothy Si3 50asi4 Grain freishs iathsr
more active: to Liverpool per bush "a"'.l rep
ary. cork for orders per quarter 3s 81 necemh.r -
arm fancy creamery 2iG25c fancy ladle l4G store
hacked sale Eggs firm at 2lc Coffee quiet No l.
l"1 Ue' D"c aIFiour que, and only fairly steady
sprng patents eDQS5 - clear ant straight ~ So ~
81 81 winter patents sias5 80 clear ana s,is,Sn' - ~
Ms5 C,,rnmeal quiet ,s5uCjc bag 81 oa>l 90 - anl.
~, ouc,. steamer yellow a3i.G34c. new corn 5000
oats stcldy: No ced od -Nc. nnc' hs sn, w sh hg"
,ors and rail so 75asii 80. winter bran Sl2aSi- !"
mlddlIngs sl 5Ogs5. Red Dog tour 81 s4 i1s o
ns SnS .ngs n, si2 Hams 9isaio,c lard &c racsn su
SIZE Butter but quiet; NHrh,rh ',e',S 10
Ws,,ern 2G22c Imitation d. t9i3c Jun, 40 lSe ise s
inc lambs auiet Gqsc. mutton and yearngs. igdc.
Veal saSS chcese quiet; Northern loa ioasc Wes'sln
wesern 23a2ic Miehisan 2Se leans ioS,s, M ar ra
iow pea 81 oSasi 10; snail & pa aiy Narhen Young
frrEess iGQiIc: Western turkeys l2g &C.; Mnr'n'rI
fowls l2c chickens i2gi5e Wss,ein GhfseS h Sna
ck a,ioc. pakota reds 35a37c Grapes quiet 7alOc
,r ponies Hay quiet eholee o ne" % atSsr
i, mech sole non acid nrss 2oa2ic seconds 10
SSioie union sole hrsts 2el3oc. seconds 2,H:se -.
ha,S' hrS az yo / Norhern soc; DO old. yoc Winter
wheat dun ic higher corn ciosei gun, tnSnnns,o,
Oats closed firm unchanged arey du ana 'eehs , mS'
az ,r nri, Hs nrhnnged Mfeed quiet unchangce
scaso Dec s~he leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

c,sh ouo,a.ons were as follows Flour was gu's ans
.a.@ ,ntchanved No spring wheat. assHsic' no %
snrng whesf 7gd sg5c: No red. Wtsu?-isc' y, !
OBJ. G12l 10 oats Isulsisc: NO rye; ~, ~
80 "a. No faxsesd 1Gi-nlsc prime uuoth, se,' ~
sShs msa: pork per H. 50 3aHs' iarn, pc, 'v 20
e. asa o., short ribs sides doosel =, ,ovsf n'
Sd ho,.sd, 81 aJas4 50 short clear sides boxed,
s % cn loaf s. .6 granuated. 81 H' standard
,aday the butter r,rket was hrm extra cream
G sa ars,. or 2?c seconds l5dlIc EGGS hrn resh
stock. 221c. 60 r,r,.r nat.nts 81 1874 % :
% ,,nS'nna. na., si 51Gs4 90 wheai steady; No r.d
otSas rs,sccd ssc corn quiet; No mixed, I -.e
ysiSw esy S2c oats lstiess: Ne. h'asa en,i.s p,
., ~ ,~Ixea track zoe No = "hlte -usc' =,
ss ss ror FAMILY. s. IS clear and clear wy, - -,
-nvv % hack Lard he'd at 50 ,"' pd e. ~ Drs
ssi,nd mca,s"shouGers. 3s.c: short rio 30,
short sides clear heiis .31es 4i.c.
Ger, hsies sc Duiter-Elgin. 2oc ono ana in1-
anh a9ss7,sc Wh,,key STEADY. 81 IS.
M,Iuauk.. Dec S-wheat opened rsc lower lowe, ana ah-
eS Nav opened at Size. roe to S,c. isl 10 Sasc;
about Re- below sample wheat sieaiy 80 10 r AMI,
70 steady other grades lc lower; No ~ I1
o.09sc ne. steady: No !. on track tvt'ic ioui
ie, on basis 81 s4s4 70 for hard spring ~ea.
and nominal ~ 2. Isr sacked
har, Is CO.. standard middlings and svaso - or wite
Wi,nsonnis nee 3-The local situation presented niue
., ,nterest The gossip entirely foreign Inc pros
D Dect Of NOR. bad weather Northwest Is key to hoi
wseat ,binments down low point May was weak az
tta onenins soe and lost &c from that point fhen
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

3D. Hams-short cut about II TO 10 70 steady az 4SS
Bacon-Cumbsriand cut about IS TO 80 No. hrn az <fs 1
short rib "a H. steady az 2ss 20; is M ns
middlcs light about 70 to 10 firm at 2is %. .ons
clear middes heavy. about 20 to - No. hrn ma al a. p %
clear bellies about II to ~ n. firm at 29s shounei
About l2 to II n firm at 2's lard.i'rine n1, ara
spot duh at ,ls Cheese-Amertcan niest "Hitr
co'red Arm at Sis for september MAKE Iaow snnT
city dull al lss Gi Coitonseed o-Liverpool rehnei
dull at l5s a Spirits OF turpentine steady al -,s rl
Rosn- Common nrm - 90. Wheat-No Ngr'hSr' ,T
spring dun at "a ia Corr-Mixed Western stock oli;
dun at Is md December dull at Is ND: January duli
at "a l0sd: February dull q 1Ua.i. tiour-st LOUIS
fancy winter dull at Cd. Hops-,t London-facihc
coast steady a .OdSDs.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

Marke, closed weak at Il to ia points decline COM
pared with yeserdays closing prices Tansferrible no
cepts. 1909 bales sales. Il5l. spnners. - stock
ei22s spot cotton dull anl unchanged: middling up
including ~ spinning and 3.1tJ contract
cattan Exchange special Liverpool cablesspo cotton
900. American 1900: % ceD 1900
Mddling upland. ll-32d Futures steady sellers al / Ga
January-Fetruay. fi2o: February March. 4l2s
Nareh-April. +i2s Apgi-May, -2b: Msy-June i12i-s
InneJuly 4ias; August tlS'rs Angus September
s.nan inquiry cloths. some business doing.
CoFFEE-The local marle, for very
active trading lower Weakness in the
e gree1n Sr sbrr clos MR net ss m Of Si
Havrc time was point lower than Il closed
Jet with prices unchanged 10 /. lower than
'eraays finals Our market started with a loss Of
during the morning 500 bags. The total sales for the
DAY we're 2Oo,0 bags The market improved toward the
o points. Ten points paid 10 exchange 40 bags
december i0r March points paid 10 exchange 2o0 bags
e.si1ber for JenuaTy M 10 o has psa pMsrS 10 xcbanss f
May and 2s hasS December exchank ior
from Wednesday with 27oc bags and the steamship
Nasmyth cleared from Victoria with l3oOo bags Ihe de-
lveries light amounting to 1000 bags at New OK
Tinted States IS still considerable although Is l3 i5
than IT was the same DAY last yes ahd io ~
lags than 1t was two years ago Ihe pubic oaDe
reports exchange standard al losioO exchange
-32d; Rio receipts l4co ars Rls clea,anoes lea fol ihe
United states 1000 bags Rio stock $1,000 bags marke
steady Santos receipts 2Gcoo bags Santos stock Cnp
hags market quiet good average santos iosSM Inere
and Rio quoted At 3c for Invoices and RIO -
'.c There was no important spot business & as puH Us
believe viii favor. Late Yesterday some sales
were made coffee on the tass OF "xc for Nos
scse with the tone steady Sales 800 bags Mara
caho and 1000 bags savaniia on pr'yale te'ins ms ,o
following shows the hshesI' lowest ana CLOSING
fo-lay on
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04

FINANCE pEPARTMENT, BUREAU FOR FOR THE M COL, I,
LECTION OF TAXES No p % yopK nss.s. isaa
U,HE RECEIVER OF TAXES OF THE CITY
i of New York hereby gives notice all persons who
nave omitted TO pay their taxes for the year 1896 to pay
the same once ON or BEFORE the mk Gay o.
January 1897 provided BY section $40 Of the Nsw York
ey any such tax remaining unpaid hfst day
Of becernber IS0c per centum viii be ceeved. r.
sved ana collected in addition the amount thefeof
and upon such remaining unpaid on the nfss dsy e
rsd pon the thereof the rate Of seven PEI
centum per arnun calculated from the nrm day of
Octoe Sn6 on day the assessment rolls ana war
rants Tor the Of 1896 delivered to the saN
Receiver to the GATE OF payment puSsusnS -
section e43 Of said act. .x,,,
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is rs follows:


FLOUR AND MEAL-Tne market lover n sell on
% sp"s % r"ss nos a9e' 6 5 ang .Ha % @ pay
There was prompt recession On the part o. buy
any Improvement excepting seader the rally ally
Sales iis, packages Including 200 hs,s &
.asss extra soas5 s5 22O bis c,iy patents s. 20
hnes g. 4o 7'o bbis spring psen g 1873, ~ 100" 40"
.ss ss sn., g 70 s ;1s' and s T. gs
Dull quoted s. 40 sales to arrive 400 SACKS at
8 h. sales. 500 'S SSs a, s. e
Saoisd g ogs2 S for dried as TO brand d. nAG
55a7sc: nne yslw 75o5sc c@ae2e 90 FEEDa y ise,
ssc rye Feed ,oaS2se .hsrps 7oa75c honny chop 55g
Sec coonssa meal ssc9si eiI neal s'casl city feed
aRAIN-wHEAr-Thc wheat market opened irregular
and lower with local disposed to sell on the
buyers. this accompanied by reports
small early the purchases BY foreign houses
% Eur09san sseoun, = or M DG 1s. The or as
,c above the final Of last night The demand at The ad-
esrnns and before midday prices Were on ic bushe
nss s n es S sSs % adn sys 81 gy M
J M wa: :..Sn the soss. With % %sy fuT aTs
% iows Wheat and Se"H dull
Berlin s Ma, %'s S Gm q %
owing TO the fact that the German sntopton law
Esssp,. Mnneapols and Duluth
ga, tn. Duluth mills had begun the usual winter shut
already closed would be closed 1t is customary for the
mills drop the materially Minneapolis and
Duluth after the close OF navigation The Minneapolis
mills made S20O 900 bbs last and the Superior Duluth
5000 bbls. The Minneapolis mills 10 show
total o about 100000 bbls this week dealers hoping 10
t the -four through by lake. but after this week the out
put VIII materially fall off. It is claimed This decreased
production Will be reflected demand for cash wheat
and VIII make a corresponding influence In the visible
supply charges The mood OF market changed In the
.c from the lowest with Lively by shorts Re-
ports OF large buying orders West OF Argentine damage
predictions u large decrease the visible Monday and
general rush 70 buy carried the market very rapidly
prices leaving on the highest quotations Of the day at
net rise Of HQ1%c. The rise was unsccompanled by
any OF the usual OF trade or buy
x by mills and outside the Argentine reports the move
New-York tribune., 1896-12-04
....noprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

,,vcrnool Dec g. 3ia m-neef-ESra ineia qSss
=, Cd mess iFfn a, f's 90; ro, ~
hIn az as.c.n % ane dull at ass %: DO medium duh ~ Az
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
D, You want to be a Mar,yrl

Probably not: But II you do. try and got the
dyspepsia by unwise feeding. Then yoarl suf.
fer maityrdom with . vengeance! SOME people
are martyrs to this complaint from childhood to
the grave. suffering from all Its attendant hof.
rors Of heartburn, wind and pain in the stomach.
weary slumbss and nightmare, ::csprieious ap-
petite, nausea, biliousness, leannees and sallow.
ness. No necessity for all this. The complaint,
obstinate - 1t is, when the ordinary remedies
are brought to bear upon 1t, Involuntary yield
to the great stomachic, Hoststter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, which restores tranquility to the gastric re-
gion and nerves, regulate the liver and bowels.
both Of which are disturbed BY weakness Of the
Of flesh. That 'toosin OF the SOUL The dinner
bell, whom It .peals upon the ear, suggests NO
premonition Of dire qlalms after . comfortable
meal II you have tried 9 course OF the Bftters,
which also banishes biliousnees, rheumatism,
nervousness, malaria and kidney trouble.
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21

A. Shuckee of Belfeld was in the
place Wednesday.
S. S. Sutherland Is visiting at his
old home, Palatine, Ill.
Mrs. A. Dingman returned Friday
morning from the east.
stenographer futile returned to
Mandan Tuesday evening.
Ed. R. Bonney, of Antelope was
t%ransacting business in town on Tues.
day.
Mrs. Oliver Whaley went to Glen.
dive Thursday morning to visit for "a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Porter returned
Thursday night from their extended
visit west.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Bird have been
called to Minnesota by the illness of
a relative.
DR.. Robinson has returned from
Glendive, where he had taken care of
DR.. Hunts practice for several weeks.
Miss Clark, sister of Geo. Clark,
arrived last Saturday from Nova
Scotia to take up her residence here.
James A. Dobson started east
Thursday on an extended visit. Colo
RADIO being one Of his objective points.
w. P. Waters of Miles City was
looking over Dickinson Thursday
with il view to locating Il watch and
jrwelry store.
Mrs. e. A. Sager of Spokane, Wash.
ington, arrived in Dickinson this
week to spend the winter with her
brother, Mark Sutherland.
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
FFICIAL'CANVASS

The Press gives this week the off
cial returns Of the Stark county vote
on Nov. 3rd as found by the board of
canvassers on tho 18th. The board
was composed Of Commissioners Geo.
W. Lee, ". A. Mcclure and Justice
Benz. Webb. John Leask acting IS
clerk.
The totals given in the following
tabulated vote apply only to Stark
county. It will be noticed that there
10 . line each for the Billings aud
Mercer county returns. which have
been filed in rs far as returned.
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
Marvelou. Results.

From a letter written by Rev. j.
Gunderman, Of Dimondale, Mich, we
are permitted to make this extract: II
have no hesitation in recommending
DR.. Kings New Discovery, as the
suits were almost marvellous in I
case of my wife. While l was pas
Of the Baptist Church at Rives Ju
ton she IA brought down with Pm
monia succeeding La Grippe. Terri
paroxysms Of coughing would
hours with little interruption and
seemed as If she could not sur,
them. A friend recommended
Kings New Discovery; it WAS q
in its work and highly satisfactor.
results" Trial bottles free at Drey
& Davis Drug Store. Regular size,
SOC. and $1.OO.
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
Electric Bitters.

Electric Bittcrs is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen.
orally needed when the languid, ex-
hausted feeling prevails, when the
liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need Of a tonic and Alternative is felt.
a prompt use of this medicine has
often averted long and perhaps fatal
bilious fcvers. No medicine will act
more surely in co%unteracting and free
ing the system from the malarial p01s-
on. Headache, Indigestion, Constipa-
ton, Dizziness yield to Electric Bit
ters. SOC. and $1.O0 per bottle at
Drcukel & Davis Drug Store.
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
How to Cure Bilious Collie.

suffered for weeks with collie and
pains in my stomach caused by bill.
ionsness and had to take medicine all
the while until 1 used Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea RENE.
dy which cured me. / have since
recommended it to a great many PEG.
pie. Mrs. F. Butler, Falrhaven.
Conn. Persons who are subject to
bilious colo can ward off the attack
by taking this remedy as soon as the
first SYMPTOMS appear. Sold hy j. j.
Freeman and Drenkel & Davis. =
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
.How's This1'

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o
We the undersigned, have known
F. ]. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in
all business transactions and finan.
cially able to carry out any obliga.
tons made by their firm.
West & Tlugax, Wholesale Druggists.
Toledn,4N
Walding, Kthuan & Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls & ltarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon the blood
| and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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| Opinion has successfully maintained
it's reputation for fairness. Every
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represented in lis american Affairs
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NOTICE.
U. s. Land Office. Bisma,

U. s. Land Office. Bismarck, n. D.
November 10, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the
plats of the following described lands
have been received at this Office and
will be opened to entry on January Q.
1897, viz:
The Dickinson press., 1896-11-21
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