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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01
hvolfp6kin bla:
fallin er fra
fegursta rosin i dalnum!

XVI.
.,Kv0ldsett vor nokku6, er kom eg heim,-
hja kv1unum arnar lagu;
fra banum / logninu lagoi upp elm
1~loftsala tj0ldin blau. 49,
Hestinn mimi bait eg vio hestastein
og heilsa0i pabba mlnum,
ham brosti', en- sa ao sorgin skein
svo sarpung og dup og svo hrein
augunum d0kku og ennisllnum.
Two fallega joa eg s6olaoa So
bar saman a tr06unum standa.-
M6r varo Tito f06ur mimi aftur a.
pa0 var ems og ham kamist wanda.
-,.Er nokkura 4 fer0 HERNIA, fa6ir minn??"
49, Fyrst var ham dapur og hljoour:
,,Ja, svo err pao, sonur mimi, goour.
Egg s6tti' 1 morgun laGnirinn".
- ,Hvao er ao?:- pa targa6ist 0ldungs brain:
Hin unnusta pin er = dain!"
Dig greip / steinvegg a6 styoja mig,
sd stunga var sar.- Hin var dain.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01
Smdvegis.

Heilree6i.- CANAL kennari / einum helzta
lnknaskola landsins futti ekki alls fyrir longu
reeu fyrir laknaefnunum, sem utskrifuoust pam
dag af sk6lanum, og komst fannig a6 oroi:
.,Herrar minir! Per eruo ao leggjaa stao ut
/ helm starfseminnar. 40 likindum fylgio per
m0rgum tilfellum dami peirra er a undan cru
gengnir. Mccall annars er ekki oliklegt 40 per
kvBnist. Eg grdtbi0 your ao vera gooir vio
konurnar yoar. Hafo polinmaoi vio Par. Ostill-
ist ekki yfir smavegis heimilis prautum. pegar
Der. bj6oi0 konunni y0ar ao aka meo your ser til
skemtunar. ta .latio pao ekki "a ay6ur Po hun ekki
sc tilhdin 4 tilteknum TINA. Hafo await meo yo-
ur kenslub6k 1 uppdhalds namsgrein yoar og lesio
hama meaan Ter b1oi6. Og egg get fullvissao your,
herrar g6oir, a0 FER munuo sjalfr undrast, hversu
m ikinn ]ard6m FER getio kcmist yfr a rann hattie
OF ekki st0kk karlinum bros.
Hlv6in biorustustulka. Hdsbondinl
yarl yondu skapi UNI morguninn og let geovonsku
sina bitna 4 ungri stdlku,sem vann q skrifstofunni.
Alt er 6reglu 4 pdltinu minus, sagoi ham,
,,par er aldrei neitt ilagi".
per heimtio ao engu sc rotao', svara0i stdlk-
an med ~h6gver6.
,,Ja, eg vii ekki lata r6ta skj6lunum, en- eg vii
ekki hafa pessa 0rk af frlmerkjum here.
,,Hvar 4 eg 40 lata frimerkin?", spyr hun og
tekur pau af pdltinu.
,,Engar spurningar", svaraoi hann bistur.
.Lattu pau hvar sem BIZ Wilt, bara eg sjai pau ekki"
,,Gott og vel, herra mimi, syara0i hun, bleyttl
pau med tungunni, skelti heilu 0rkinni ofan & skall.
ann & honuum, og gekk svo ut til s0 IA sernyjav visit
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01

og ly0,a6 Pa0 veitir hrlandsj6oi nokkurhundr
u0 kr6nur til Pess pau komii %heiminn, og PAD
enda P6tt dtgjalda a%ietlunin verdi bja Pinginu
miklu meiri en- aatlanir um tekjur landsj60s.
Svo undarleg er svona fjarveiting at Pj60ar-
fe 1 augum mamma her 1 Bandarfkjunum, a6
ma0ur veit ekki hvort tilhlyoilegt er fra is
lenzku sj6narmi6i a6 grata Goa hl@ja, lofa
e0a lasta slfkt 0rlati. DAD Porum vera6full-
yroa, a0 miklum hlatri mundi PaB va]da her 1
landi, eff ba0 kemi til tails a rfkispingi a0 veita
einhverjum lj66asmi6num nokkur hundru0
dollara til 40 ldka vi0 kva0i sin. Og ekki
getum yer varist Peirri hugsun, a0 s@milegra
veri PAD fyrir stj6rnina a fslandi, a0 hjAlpa
einhverjum fatmkum honda az ,,raekta ser
blett fyrir knna .sina:, heldur en- az ala bag
yroinga. Half fslenzka Pj60in allsnegtir at
nokkru pa er PAD af skaldum og lj60um. Sc
Pvf nokkur hlutur 6Parfur, fra stj6rnfre6is-
legu s%j6narmioi, pa er PAD a6 borga dr land
sj60i fe fyrir l%j60mali.
Hva0 cru svo Pessir ,,Strengleikars:, sem
alPingi kostar? PAD cru Prjatfu asta]j 6o a
f jj0rutfu % fmm bla0sf0um.
En- falleg cru pau. Ytri fragangur kvers-
ms er Hmm pry0ilegasti; pappfrinn dyr og
vanda0ur og premium 1 beta lagi. Og pa cru
j60in sjalf ekki sf5ur skrautleg. BAR er
skaldleg fPrott q mj0g hau stigi. Ef PAD er
satt, a6 fegur0in Sc a0alkjarni skaldskaparins,
pa er her mikin skaldskapur a fer0um. En- svo
er PAD heldur ekkert anna0 en- fegur6in.
Lj66abalkur Pessi er endurminningar UNI
unnustu, sem dain er, lvsingar a astinni til
hennar lifts og li0innar, fras0gur UNI asta-
drauma hennar 90 hans, og loks huglei0ingar
hans UNI dau0ann og anna6 lff og samfundi sfo-
ar. Ham Hangar ekkert eftir 00ru Lift. Ham will
ekki ver0a selli en- pau voru her. Og ham
er 6viss urn, 40 pau gatu MOTTO samveru hinum
megin. P6 anna0 lff veri til, af pvi hun half
veri0 hundra6falt betri Ell ham. Ham will
Pvf he]zt 6ska ser ,,algleymi' a banabeei",
Ham segir:
,,Ao bur0ast med mining UNI elf ar,
um Bfinnar vonbrigoi, s0knuo og tar,
mer fnst ekki happafengur".
Pess vegna will hann ekk anna0 lff, held
ur 40 ems 40 pau fai a0 sofa saman fdau0-
anum 40 eilifu. DAD er ems og maourinn Sc
Buddatrdar og dreymi UNI Nirvana.
A lifssko6aninni er ekkert ao gre0a. SID
ur en- svo. En- hin skaldlega feguro er svo
mikil, ao hun vekur a0diun MAINS. Rett til
synis skull Pessi dami tilfer0:
,,Fallin err fra
fcgursta rosin / dalnum!-
Djdpt er pitt dd,
drdpa MI hja
brostinni bra
blaktandi ljosin / salnum.
Milk er sem nalin pitt, mjallhrein min pra,-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1903-11-01

Hef0u 0ll kvm0in, sem vekja eiga hia
m0nnum knrleika til fataklinga og olnboga-
barna %lifsins, veri0 1 sama anda og ,,S0gunar-
karlinns, pa hef6u menn matt fagna yfr j60-
um Pessum. ,,S0gunarkarlinn.s cr fallegasta
kva6i0 / bokinni. Myndin er f0gur og hrcin
,og g0fugg alt 1 gegn. Oar er ekki veri0 40
atyroa a0ra til a0 gera ,,Sogunarkarlinn"
meiri. Einmitt Pess vegna ballast hugur
MAINS me0 lotningu 90 elsku a0 hinum g20f-
uga erfi6ismanni. Aftur a mott er kvm0i0
,Vfnsalinn hlars svo frekjufult, a0 PAD geta
aldrei oroi0 margin, sem / hjarta sfnu segja
amen VIC Pvf. Hof. er str'ngur bindindis-
postuli. Half hann POLK fyrir PAD! Ea lmri
ham at d@mum beztu Embellishments pessa
lands, 40 forecast 40 yrkja e0a tala Mo UNI
motst06umennina. Ekkert hefir ems miki0
tafio fyrir framgangi bindindismalsins Gins
og ofsteki sumra neutrality-suspicious..
H0f. lntur ser ant UNI ,.kvenfrelsi" og
lj@r Pvi fylgi h0rpu sinnar.
Honum er ant UNI 40 yer Vestur-I slend-
ingar ,%.frelsum okkar fe6ramal" og will az yer
,,Verndum await 1slenzkt BLOC
ems pc fyttum hinga".
Og svona hnyttilega kemst hann az or0i
a bis. 80:
,,Yl-leppar / enskum sk0m
aldrei skulum vera".
Island elskar hann undur heitt, og svona
fallega kemst hann a0 oroi me0 PAD / huga:
,,Meo 0llu pv1 COCA, sem quo a 1 mer-
eff gott er par: nokku0 -eg bio. fyrir pGr".
on a0al- einkenni h0fundarins koma fran
kvaoinu ,,Gestur Palsson". Oar S asst kost-
irnir: hin mikla hagm@lska, or0agn6ttin g.
t@manlega, skipuleg ni0urr06un oreanna.
Og par 81 ast gallarnir: 6nakvemni hugsunar-
innar. yfrrao tilinninganna y6r skynseminni,
kali til mannanna og ]ffsins. Kvee6i6 getur
att vi0 6tel jandi AGRA MEM heldur en- Gest
Palsson, nnrri ALA menn, sem veri0 hafa 4
palli, sk0labekk, stri0svelli @
gr0f. Delta er Hmm mikliveikleiki h0fund-
arms, 40 geta ekki mao t0kum a hjarta peirr-
ar hugsunar, sem hann fast VIC.
Heyrt h0fum yer a0 skaldi0 Sc komi0 a
l@knaskola. Oar l@rir ham a0 lfkindum BAD,
sem oss vir6ist hann NEST skorta: n q k v mni.
Vic PAD nam. sem hann MI stundar, dtheimt-
list hin mesta visindaleg nakvemni. pegar
huggurhans@ 6st vel vandvirkni og n%akv@mni,
svo 40 hvorki VERDI Of e0a van, pa ver0vr Sig.
jul. Johannesson meira skald. Skaldskapar-
gafu hefir hann Pegi5. Yer 6skum as ham
beri g@fu til a0 nj6ta hennar.
GuDM' GuDMUNDssoN Strengleikar, Reykja-
vlk, Isafo!darprentsmioja, 1908.
Dad st60 / islenzku bl06unum, a0 Gu0m.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

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The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Certificate of Death NeCes-
Sary Before Burial.

SEC. 265, Revised Codes
of 1899 says in part: "and no
undertaken or other person
shall buryor prepare for burial
the body of any human being
without a certificate signed by
the attending physician or by
the coroner, which certificate
shall state the name, age, sex
and place of abode, and date
of death of such deceased per-
son, the name and duration of
disease of which such person
died and whether or not such
disease is contagious, and such
certificate shall after burial of
such body be filed with the
Local Board of Health. AFTER
July 1, 1903, any violations of
the above will be liable to
prosecution.
H. H. A M. D.,
S.2e-4t Supt. Public Health.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
As Seen BY Press Reporter.
GLADSTONE IMPROVEMENTS.

GLADSTONE IMPROVEMENTS.
Gladstone people are not feeling 80
badly owe the crop outlook and Judging
from all reports the wheat yield in the
country south of the town is about as
good as any in the state, some fields
promising a yield Of IS to 10 bushels to
the acre. The grain, owing to the con-
tinued wet weather, will grade low, but
the good prices this season will help to
even up things a little. A little wheat
has already been marketed. The fax
acreage is very small and probably the
storm of last Saturday spoiled what little
there was. There is some building in
Gladstone this year. Koesel & Co. have
found it necessary to increase their store
one-half. The carpenters have been de-
layed in getting the new front from the
factory, but expected to have the n
ready for occupancy in a few days.
Koesel & Co. will add a line Of stoves
and other hardware that they have not
handled heretofore for lack OF room.
Julius Hollst is about to erect a new
wagon house and will also add to his
lumber shed.
The roller mill commence to grind on
Monday and as soon as it gets a little
cooler a night shift will be put on. Mr..
Lee has some old wheat to start in with
and he wishes he had The new
wheat will not make as good -four as the
old and the price is much higher as COM
pared with last year. Gladstone has
good local telephone service and for
IS cents can have a good talk with Dick
inson.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

IT really looks as though Dick
inson was soon to get a system of
sewerage for the business portion
of the city. The property owners
almost to a man, have signed a
pepition asking the city council
to act favorably upon the matter.
In our opinion Mayor Manning
should call a special session Of
the council and get the work
under way as soon as possible. A
petition for a system of water
works is also being universally
signed. These are improvements
that the city needs for health and
comfort and they should not be
delayed.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
StOCkmen Attention.

o'io.I
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
R1cHARDroN GROWING RAPIDLY.

R%ichardton has made al surprising
building growth this season and
if any Of our readers have had
the impression that this town did not
amount to much they will have rea-
son to change their minds after visit
ing the place. Last fall Pathmann Bros.
started the ball rolling by erecting large
lumber sheds, patterned much after the
Walton & Davis yards in Dickinson;
and this season the Mandan Mercantile
Co. were moved to branch out a little
more there and erected a fine two.story
carriage house.
Killer Bros. expect to move into their
handsome $4,000 dwelling next week, and
then they will enlarge their store by
opening up the rooms in the rear which
have been occupied as living rooms.
Koesel & Co. have a large force of
men at work on their new store building
which is 36 feet wide by o. feet long, "a
foot posts. with full basement. The
roof and outside walls are to be covered
with iron. The interior walls will be
finished with hard plaster and the cell
ing with steel. The building will be
heated by furnace. The p~ostofice will
have a good light apartment in the new
building. The new quarters should be
, ready Jor occupancy early in October.
Jacob Zentner, who is already selling
meats, will occupy the present KoeseI
& Co. store as oon as the latter com.
pany move to their new building, and
he will then open a frst-class market
The old Antelope store building hal
been moved up and fitted into a dwell
ing where Commissioner Koesel ane
family will reside through the winter. II
the spring a new dwelling is to be cree
ted on a site near the depot.
There are in all some IL new building
in Richardson, representing a value o
about $4,000, which is a good building
record for one season.
In addition to the building is anothe
matter of much importance to the town
Three wells have been sunk this year
Killers, Pathmann's and Koesel's
These wells are sunk to a depth of 10
feet and a fine flow of soft water is foun'
after entering two feet in a 8-foot vein 9
coal.
Heretofore the water problem has bee
a serious thing in Richardton but no,
that substantial and permanent home
are being erected, good wells are bein
put down.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that the school
board of Norway school district, No. II,
county of Stark, state of North Dakota,
is prepared to receive bids for the cree,
ton of two frame school houses.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at the Office of the clerk of said district,
John P. Jungers, Gladstone, N. D.
Proposals will be received until twelve
o'clock-noon-October 26, and should
be marked, Building Proposals" and
addressed to the clerk.
Bids will be opened October ~.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Dated at Gladstone p. o. this 18th day
of September, 1903.
BY Order of the School Board:
JOHN P. JUNGERs,
9-1o-6t Clerk.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Resolutions.

At a regular meeting of Golden Rule
Chapter, No. II, o. E. S., Sept. ~, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father in His all wise providence to re.
move from our midst our esteemed and
beloved sister, Catherine Defebach,
be it
Resolved, That we sustain in the re.
moval Of our sister an irreparable loss,
and that the sympathy Of the entire
Chapter is hereby extended to the be-
reaved family in this their hour of sor-
row; and, be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of the Chapter, a
copy furnished to the local, papers for
publication and a copy delivered to
family of deceased.
September ~, 1903.
Mabel E. Richards,
Katie A. Lawrence,
J. P. Tingle,
Committee.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
TAYLOR TO HAVE A BANK.

There has not been a KIeat amount of
building at Taylor this yea and the
crops, on a whole, are not large, but the
people seem contented and prosperous.
The stock interests tributary are getting
to be an important factor, and now that
the town has a frst-class school, under
the principalship of Mr.. RAIDER, it is be-
lieved that a number of stockmen will
move in and build good homes in the
near future.
The place has several churches and
the Methodists are now improving their
property where regular weekly service
is held.
1t is expected that the Taylor State
bank will open. its doors for business this
fall.
The charter was granted some months
since: The capital stock is $4,000:
Ferdinand Leutz, w. A. Mcclure and
Leutz & Co. are the incorporators. The
others owning stock in the new bank
are Paul Zlner and ]. K. Slack. Mr..
Leutz lis president and Mr.. Mcclure
cashier.
The stockholders expect to have a
meeting soon to elect a board of direct
ors and to decide upon a building, etc.
Taylor has a real estate firm and con-
siderable land has been sold to new
settlers this year.
One of the prettiest sights in Taylor is
a grove Of 500 cottonwoods set out by
w. A. Mcclure in his yard comprising
an entire block, The trees were set out
three years ago and have made a beauti.
full growth.
St. Elmo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Rutherford, is the first graduate of the
Taylor school to enter the normal a,
Valley City. He is IS years old and
will commence his second years work
at the normal on the 10th.
A. l.. Esse and T. H. Myran who
built a carriage and machine shed in the
spring, report a good seasons business
They are carrying one of the largesI
stocks of wagons in the country.
Joe Christen and Henry Bradamie,
find their quarters much too small and
had intended to enlarge their store thi!
fall. tits so hard to get help they ma,
conclude to wait until spring.
Christ Engen, the stockman, has sole
his house and barn to A. Desset, a rea
estate man who is soon to bring hi!
family out from the east.
Rev. Theo. Gustad thinks of buildin,
soon.
Henry Jennings has his house south O
the track nearly completed.
A. L. Esse 10 building a dwellin,
which will be ready for his family soon
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
announcement!

Mr.. Currie, manager Of the Dickinson
patrons that he has secured, under a
heavy guarantee. the Great Raymond Co.
for an engagement Of one night; Tues
day, Sept. y. He wishes to state that
this company has a universal reputation
and as one that has played in all the
giving the best of satisfaction.
He assures his patrons they will witness
a clean, moral and refined entertainment.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

W. have opened up a new harness
and saddle shop in the building formerly
occupied by F. J. Easton & Co. 1t will
be our aim to handle only the first class
goods, using only the best oak tanned
leather In the manufacture of our harm
ness and saddles at prices as low as is
consistent with good workmanship. We
are AHts. for the celebrated r. +. Fra
sier stock saddle and shall at all times
carry in stock seasonable goods. All
goods sold under a strict guarantee and
orders will receive our prompt attention.
We will make a specially of repairing
and all work will be done on the Short
est notice possible. If in need of a good
harness or saddle, call and get our pric-
e..
EAsToN BROS.
q.s7.tl Next door TO Carroll Bros. Livery.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

The navy department has is
sued an order declaring THE Star
Spangled Banner the national
song and directing officers and
men to stand at attention whenev-
err it is played unless engaged IN
duty that will not permit them SO
n dO
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
SID Reward

l will give S.. per head for information
leading to the recovery of the following
described horses: J grey gelding, weight
about 1900 lbs, last seen above mNuthG(
Big Knife; 2 grey mares, weight aMui
1900 each, should have colts BY side:
Strayed south from A H A ranch last
fall-probably went back TO Cannon Ball
where raised. All branded S L on right
shoulder; also other brands.
BENNIE L. LINN,
6-12-tf Fayette, N. D.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Dickinson People Visited the Buss. Wilson
Ranch.
Gorham, Sept. II, 1909.

To The Press:
Messrs Welton Mcdonald, Chas.
Langley and Henry Reichert, accom-
panied by Mrs. E. L.Scofeld, the Misses
Edna Scoield and Ella Ray of Dickin.
son, Miss Mabel Tibbets of Chicago, and
Miss Nellie Orchard of Fargo composed
a jolly party who spent a week camping
in the Bad Lands. They camped at the
Buss- Wilson ranch, formerly the Open
A ranch, and were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Buss on Thursday, where
they spent a pleasant day. MI. Reichert
is an old friend of Mr.. Buss and the rest
OF the party old friends of Mrs. Buss.
While here Mr.. Langley made arrange
ments to drive in his cattle from the l.,
Mcdonald ranch at the same time Mr..
Buss drives in his to ship.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

The Mandan Times is of the
opinion that the call of the anti
prohibitionists for a meeting in
Bismarck on October 9th is all
nonsense. AS the Times puts it.,
THE prohibitions have the law
and the other fellows have the
goods and are satisfied, and there
YOU are"
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

You can hear all sorts of theories
as to why we are going to have a
hard winter. 1t is the same old
thing, repeated every fall, but it
does no harm to be ready for a
hard winter. 1t will come one of
these years and a lot of ranchers
will be caught and the sheriff will
be around in the spring attending
to foreclosure sales.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

VIZ are glad to note how widely
the PRESS is read. Michaud Bros.
OF St. Paul read it-and they do
not like our position regarding
their ad. and those of other city
mail-order houses. They even in
innate that personal obligations
to home merchants has caused
the refusal of their foreign adver-
Using. Very well-call it what
you like, we stand by the home
merchant every time.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
FOUND PEARL WORTH $4,000

FOUND PEARL WORTH 10000
What is said to be the largest pearl
ever found in America was recently
found by a poor fisherman. Experts
value it at considerable over $4,000.
This was a luck find, indeed, but if per-
sons who are weak and sickly will COM
mence taking Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
they will recover a far more precious
possession than all the pearls in the
world, namely, health. 1t is the best
health restorer know to science and can
not fail, because it contains only such
ingredients as will be beneficial to the
entire system. 1t will restore the appe-
itite, strengthen the stomach, liver and
kidneys, and cure nausea, belching,
headache, indigestion. dyspepsia or
liver and kidney troubles. The genuine
has our Private Stamp over the neck Of
the bottle. Try it.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

THE new state scientific school
opens at Wahpeton September %.
It will be the aim of the school to
improve the science teaching in
the common and high schools of
the state, and several courses as
outlined are especially designed
for teachers.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

The ninth annual state fair will
be held at Mandan September 20
and 30 and October 1. The man
agement promises a better enter
tainment than ever before. Dick
inson always sends a large dele
CATION and will this year.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Notice to Public.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
to all concerned that the partnership
heretofore existing between Leonberger
and Weigh in the place known as the
Red Light, has been dissolved, ]. a.
WEIGH retiring and B. LeonbergeF 'coq:
tinuing the same. Accounts owing to
old firm may be found at the place Of
business.
8.2o-tf B. LEoNBERGER.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
The Dickinson bank statements

The Dickinson bank statements
published this week, show time
deposits of nearly a half million,
as against 100000 a year ago.
The total deposits are S86o,o 900
and a year ago they were S676,ooo.
The increased deposits, especially
the time deposits, indicate that
the stoekmen are not increasing
their hocks and herds as much az
thew were last fall.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19

The state has had a thorough
soaking and the ground is in fine
shape for fall blowing. If farm
ers will get to work and save the
moisture in the soil by blowing a
large acreage, it will mean many
dollars added to their bank &C
count
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
Lands Leased,

The Little Missouri Horse Co. has leas-
ed the following land:
Sec. IS twp. 1874, r. Io7, sec. I6.135-1o7,
sec. Is and 36-l35-IO3, sec. E and 36-136-
log, sec. 36-136-Io3, sw4 and mex sec. TO-
I4o.o4.
Parties will please take notice that we
have the hay and grazing privileges of
the above lands and guide themselves
accordingly.
LITTLE MISSOURI HORSE Co,
w. G. Clark,
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
BUCKLENS' N SALVE

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve, To-
ton, ointment or balm for cuts, COINS,
burns, boils, sores, felons, ulcers, letter,
salt rheum, fever sores, chapped hands,
skin eruptions; infallible for piles. Cure
guaranteed.
25c, at T. J.. Greene & Co.'S,
Dickinson, and I. A. Ferris. Medora.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
$40 Reward.

strayed or stolen from Spring creek
branded T on right shoulder and A on
LETT shoulder POSSIBLY A on right and T
on left). Will give $40 for return, or S.
for information. w. F. MAS,
o-l2.7pm Richardon.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
$40 Reward.

Strayed from the old Frank Smith
ranch on Crooked creek, north of Dick
inson, ] black mare 3 years old-may
have some gray hairs-and colt running
with her; probably weighs about 1900
lbs; branded on left shoulder.
Above reward " will be paid for her
delivery to the o. K. livery stable
at Dickinson or any of the ranches To-
Gated on Crooked creek or Knife river
belonging to the undersigned.
Owens Land & Live Stock Co.,
7.I8.tf Dickinson, N. u.
The Dickinson press., 1903-09-19
WHERE are the sidewalks or
dered something like a year ago
in the residence section7

In Iowa Gov. Cummings has
had a housekeeping in the wild
cat insurance business of the state
and as a result of his faithful work
the "gold bond" writer's have gone
out of business.