The Dickinson press., 1891-10-24
L. D. Kidder is improving his hotel
by putting down a rock maple floor.

II. Os AluucT Is improving HIS nOCe
by putting down a rock maple floor
Furnished rooms, with or without
board, at Mrs. Ann LETTERS. II
Mrs. Walter titch went to Brain
erd last evening to visit her sicl
husband.
Wanted-at once-two girls to do
kitchen work; good wages will b
paid. Apply at Kidder House.
B. F. Fowler and his father, JEFF
Mcdonald and Thos. Oukrop. Jr.
have been out on a two weeks hunt
ing trip.
The Little Trixle Company brought
forth much merriment in giving theil
play last evnning. A good house pat
ronized the company.
Like magic have the walls of the
new brick block on Willard street
gone up this week. The rough floor
of the second story was laid yesterday
The Kl~inefelter kiln of brick open
ed up for the Lawrence & Dickinson
block last week is probably the best
lot ever burned in this section, and
is a credit to the place.
DR.. S. d. King has been doing q
good business in his profession, and
will be in Dickinson one more week
to accommodate those wishing dentis'
try work. Make appointments early,
Parties wishing Ignite coal should
call on j. H. C%olgrove, who is pre-.
pared to deliver same at lowest
cash prices. Large quantities, $1.75
per tor. oct lot
On the first of November No.
will arrive at Dickinson ut 1870 p. m.
and leave at 1885; No. 4 will arrive
from the west at 7:05 p. M. and leave
at 10. Nos. 2 and 3 will be taken
off for the winter.
Rev. II. G. Simmons will occupy the
Congregational pulpit Sabbath morn
ing and evening. There will be Com
munion i'll the morning and in the
evening the subject will be, "The
London Council" All are invited.
H. LeGrand Ensign, a prominent
lawyer in Philadelphia. has been APP
pointed attorney for the Fraternal
Building and Loan Association fol
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Ensign is also at
torney for the Guarantee Investment
and Trust Co., which owns the new
addition of North Dickinson.
A representative of the Custer
Sheep Investment Company was down
in Kidder county this week to look at
the ranch property owned by Miner;
Beal & Co., of Boston, with a view to
purchasing. The ranch is II of the
most extensive in that section, com.
prising over 800 acres of land and
1850 sheep, other stock and farm
machinery. The property was at one
time owned by Mr.. Steele, founder OF
the town of Steele, and has changed
hands for more than $4,000.
Plasterers are about through on the
William Ray residence. The new
addition has been veneered with
brick, and makes a nice proportion OF
the structure, the old school building
hardly being recognized and much
less from the inside. Entering on
the south is a spacious hallway;
opening at the right is a large dining
room, finely lighted and arranged; out
of this room, leading back, is a kitch.
ell, a sleeping room adjoining on the
west, and opening out of the north.
east corner is Il coal and we'll house
combined. On the left of the main
entrance hall is a large sitting room,
having a large family sleeping room
connected on the north side by means
of folding doors. The sitting room is
made especially attractive by a fire
place on the east end and a bay.win.
dow opposite. Up stairs are fou1
large rooms, separated into pairs by a
big hall extending through the cen
ter of the building, having a bath
room on the south end. The rooms
up stairs and down will be heated by
a furnace from the basement, and are
principally arranged with wall venti'
lators having connecting pipes with
the hot air escapes. Every room is
to have a hard-wall finish, and will
not come short of being the finest in
the city.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Kline
felter, Friday, Oct. %, a son; on same
date, to Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Klinefel
ter, Jr., a daughter.
For sale.-A good heavy team O
horses. Enquire of H. w. Bates