The Dickinson press., 1897-09-25
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sas produce fifty bushels to the
acre more than the home grown
seed.
Mr.. Gradey of St. John has two
daughters. Ethel and Mabel, in the
Deaf Mute school at Devils Lake.
He has still another deaf girl who
will attend school as soon as she
gets old enough.
In the Grand Forks Plaindeal.
er's Fifteen Years Ago" column.
appears the following items:
Sioux Indians on the Belle
Fourche surprised a trapPcr
named Higgins on his way to Bis
marck and looted his outfit.
Dave Gibbons pool room was
closed by the sheriff at Cavalier
on an injunction procured by the
state enforcement league. charg-
ing violation Of the prohibition
law. Gibbon claims to be selling
only mountaineering liquids.
]. F. Scoot of Bottineau met
with a painful accident in getting
a 22-rifle bullet through the
center of the right foot. He
went to shoot a hawk that was
after chickens, the gun going off
accidentally with the alb o v e
result.
At Grafton, according to the
News and Times. a man got into
the tolls for being mixed UP in a
put up job in a poker game, one
of those games where four kings
are beaten by four aces, and q
sucker caught for his pile. The
judge gave him Eve days.
Harry Warner Of Fargo got'dowpin
on his knees in front Of the reaperi.
platform to remove some clogged
grain from the sickle bar. The
mules attached, to the machine
started up and Warner was caught
with one leg over and the other
leg beneath the rapidly moving
sickle. He was terribly mangled.
The Drayton Echo tells how
John Murphy, a t r es h n 6
machine feeder, met with the loss
Of his right hand. While feeding
the machine he thrust his hand
far enough into the cylinder to
come in contact with the same
when the member was horribly
mangled.
And now comes the Crane
Forks Plaindealer and says tina,
when Teller's amendment to re-
duce the tax on lumber to ST.ot
was before the senate on July I
Hansbrough lodged, and did no,
vote. Both Hansbrough and John
son finally voted for the bill, in
Guiding the s. tax on lumber.
i Colonel Plummer speaking to 1
Bryan audience down in bower,
circles in Greater New York, til,
Levening was frequently interrupt
ed by a man with profuse wits
kers. who insisted that If the gov
eminent stamped so cents wort
of silver one dollar it would pas
for a dollar anywhere. We'll, !
the government stamped you
whiskers hay would a horse ca
Fthem7" asked the colonel.
Conductor Tom Hatton 6f til
; Northern Pacific had a desperat
fight with FIVE hobos in a box ca
at Sterling a few nights ago. .Th
HOBBS broke a seal on a car an
zssutered, followed BY II atton, VIII
had been watching them. H
ordered them to. leave and tn
crowd attacked him. Hattonsha
ia club which he used with goo
: effect and succeeded in knoclkin
: out the wholescrowd.f One .ofsth
men was badly injured<apd had {
j be taken to the hospital i ! ID
Bismarck Tribune: Tht sta,
alhiostr daily:m l,
eeipt IF inquiries from grain ,5 ,6lill
perssa s e. the standing ef graIi
4 commission merchanfs.ss0 fssth
: large number Of grain 6rt1sssees
. ing North Dakota business. oil
twenty have complied win II
state law e,onpelihflma tpaiill
out a license. Persons who shi
! grain to unlicensed firms have n
protection against fraud while
they ship'soi licensed houses the
afe projected to the extent ,
. $1,000 by an authorized guarai
!. tee company. q
II saves the Crs.E CAa.Arsn.
szAv1zw. va.-ws havi !, 40 .plen'rdl
sale on Chamttrlain'ss Cougl, Reu,
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