The Dickinson press., 1888-05-26
The Syndicate Buildings.


building of Il brick block and four
cottages in this town. Already the
grounds are being prepared for tn,
foundations of these buildings and by
the first of September Dickinson will
rejoice in one of the finest brick
structures in the northwest. and quite
;:s addition To ,le resident part OF
town. To much r..n not he said i'll
praise ui the mlrmherS of the DickiH-
son Syndicate lnl their labor in
| bringing this enterprise about. Their
faith i'm the town and the work with
which they hack their faith Is fac
| tor whirl, has no; il little to do with
the present prosperity the citizens of
this town now enjoy and shows to
every sensible person that this instl-
tuition is p,llc.l with something he
sides wind.
| The brick block is to he located at
the corner of Willard and Barnes
streets. and WILL when completed.
| furnish accommodations for two
stores and the business of the Stark
County Bank. The foundation is
strong and cnrloses Il commodlous
basement The vault of the bank
will he six hy eight feet. inside meas
urcmrMt. the walls of which will he
three feet in thickness. of solid INA.
Smny strengthened NY bars of railroad
iron. Ii will have all the modern im-
pruvemrntS. no palms heing spared to
make it one OF the most complete
and safe vaults in the territory. The
l4ui,liny Will face Willard street and
ON" of the stores will front OH Barnes
street The front will he of iron. with
plate glass windows. The store front.
ing Willard street has IL frontage of
twenty-five feet and IL depth of sixty
feet. while the one truntiHg Barnes
street has Il frontage of twenty feet.
The rooln5 tn he occupied hy the bank
Will he ON the corner and will he lifted
ny III llit iltNl tiiii tilitlIl
style. The entrance to the second
story will We hy ~ broad stairway from
Willard street. This floor will com.
prise Il large and conN emient hall, with
ten comfortable offices. all of which
are well lighted and ventilated. The
hightl oi the ceiling on both floors
will lie l3 feet. and the entire hishth
of structure 81 feet from the walk.
The building has been designed for
convenience. and while the architect
has had an eye Father to pcrmantnce
than useless embellishments. nothing
of the latter has hcrn sacrificed to
make it an t,l!ict that will not loose
}v comparison with the hest build
imys of the northwest.
The plans of the cottages show that
they are to hc in construction sub
stamtiul. and i'm style modern. They
are to he two stories high, the main
purt to he lSX.4 it,. with an l. l2Nl2.
There Will he sin large rooms in each,
four of which will lac Oh the ground
floor. They are to he placed upon
stone foundations. and the contract
calls for every detail. complete from
cellar To chimney top. These are to
he LOCATED! ON Sims street and when
completed will a,l much to the helll-
ty of this part uf town. Barnett 4
Record %! st. Paul and Minneapolis
have the contract tor erecting these
b ildlngS II ,d the reputation of these
q .ntle!mcn rs contractors is a gualall.
tie tl,,.t the work will be we'll done.
The contract calls for completion OF
I'LL of the buildings by the first OF
September.
Eli Perkins. is making the tour OF
the northwest, at last accounts he was
i'm MoltalEl. three miles and Il halt
in the lead of IL vigilance committee
with Il fair prospect of escaping. A
: liar should know something about hi.
business before he undertakes to d'
that territory. Up there Eli found
himself II - ,nuzzle loading pop be
! side i, fail arsmal gating guns.
.Juplgc Moore and Major Gibson
made Il dying trip to New Eng lan'
, City "Wednesday on business. Later
They failed to get there. the team
became umr,lly at Antelope bridge
: aud got away from hem, so they were
:. left afoot out on the prailie; howeve!
the New England City stage cam'
dong and packed them up. Tie ri:
4 MAS brought back in pieces. Ml
% Moore. we think. would sooner sci
9 lumber than bre Tx hrunrhos.
y I'eterson's Magazine for June is al
@ admirable number Of this most excel
g lent periodical. The opening story
d Jacks Little Princess" is IL charm
ing tale, and the illustrations III
worthy of it. PUT to the Test. b.
Frank Lee Benedict. ends satsfactr
rily and has proved one of the mos
interesting serials its author has writ
. ten i'm Il long while. Another exec
:: lent story is The Lovers at Tug.le'
Cap. and lin Harvest Time"
equally striking in it's way. Anon
;, the poems is Il real gem. called "Bab
MAY. which no another can read wit
- undinined eyes. Every page is hrisl
'nl interesting. \ new volume b'
-in, with the JWly number. aud is
Is good time to begin Il year snhscril
IS ton "r to get up u club. Terms: Tw
rs Dollars per year. with great redu
III tions to clubs and fine premiums