The Dickinson press., 1897-08-14

Casoaret. Caady Cathartic, the most Woa.
derful medical discovery Of tho age, pleas
ant and Refreshing % the taste, act 9ently
and posiavelyon kidaeys, liver. and howeis.
cure headache, fever, 6abitusl c~onsupation
Of G. G. q. to-day; 10, q, 10 cent?. Soiaand
guazantsedto cure 81 III drnsgisss.
STATE NEWS. ,Yi
Minot wants a good bank.
Kidder county looks for a large
crop.
At Lakota the b. p.'s are. all
closed.
Base ball in Fargo broke up in
a row, a few of the players 6gur-
ing in the police court. q e..
Cushing, . former trainer of
Corbett, is backsetting at Page at
40 cents per day and board.
The North Dakota fair and ex-
position will open at jamestown
September 22. continuing three
days.
Devils Lake, an exchange says,
seems to want the fine" for blind
piggers rather than have them
closed.
Edward Evans. who jumped
his $4,000 bail for attempted muir
der at Kosclusko, Ind, was arrest
ed at Larimore.
Gabriel Dumont, the rebel lead
er in the Indian uprising in Mani
toba back in the early Sos has
settled on the Turtle Mountain
reservation.
Insects are doing considerable
damage in the wheat fields in
Stutsman county. They begin at
the top of the head and 90 down,
blighting the berry.
Husbands should be careful. A
Rugby Junction man was arraign-
ed before the United States COM
missioner for opening a letter adj
dressed to his wife, she causing
the arrest.
The auditor and treasurer's an
nual report in Bottineau shows
the county to have a valuation OF
100000; bonded for $4,000; no
outstanding warrants. During the
past year the county has paid
nothing for the support of the
poor.
The little two-year-old son OF
Nv. G. Smith of Grand Forks was
discovered under four feet of wa
ter in Maple Lake by Patrick
Bowe, a travelling man, who res
cued him, and after half an hours
effort resuscitated the little fellow
and restored him to his parents.
II crave but One Minute" said the
public speaker in u husky voice; and
then he took Il dose of One. Minute
NOuklI Oul0 0lIN piOCCCuCu Will ule
oratory. One Minute. Cough Cure is
unequalled for the throat and lungs.
Drenkel & Davis.
Bismarck Tribune: Elevate,
men at Devils Lake are willing ia
contract with farmers for wheat
at 70 cents a bushel for future de.
livery. This proves that they be.
lieve the prices for wheat will re-
main steady and 60 higher if they
change-and it is a good omer
for the farmer. This IS the hes,
price that has been offered fol
wheat in that section since 1891
New Salem, says the Pioneer
is the first town west of Mandar
in the state, to become something
more than a town on the prairie
1t feels itself large and important
enough to manage its own munich
pal affairs and there is no doub'
but that the people will now pro
coed to elect a set of sterling ane
painstaking citizens to manage thu
affairs of the village with credi
to themselves and the people Wit
elect them.
According to the Fessendel
News the Saloons" have sub
scribed S6o4per month TO pay thl
salary Of a policeman and a com
mittee of citizens have raised mon
ey enough to put in a number o
street lamps which said police
man is, to keep lighted an
trimmed. One thing refreshing
about the news notice is that TIL
paper calls them saloons" an
, not blind pigs.
; On account of the recent larg
number of deaths from diphthe
] ria in Mcintosh county all publ
gatherings have been forbidde
BY the county board of health
! .Church services, funerals and tn
like are under the ban. Til
i scourge seems to be on the il
crease and owing to the ignorane
of the settlers Of the fatal effect
Of the disease is proving ver
hard to manage.
= The state board of equa
ization has reduced the Walt
: of lands in the state about $4,000
600. However, some count.
were raised and Stark count
came in for an increase of 80 ps
cent. In Billings county the,
was no change, Morton count
b the same. Mercer county ge
k an increase of rs per cent. III
principal increases were in II
counties of Cavalier, Pembin
Trail, Grand Forks and Walls
!" The lands in these counties a
d among the most valuable in Il