The Dickinson press., 1900-03-24
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Workmen began Thursday.
w. c. Candee has an ingenious device
for giving an electric bath, for 5 cents,
which is we'll worth the price. Mr.. Can
dee made the device himself.
S. D. Alley has resigned his position
as bookkeeper at the store of A. T.
Crowl & Co. and takes an interest in the
Parker meat and grocery store.
Charles H. Pond has greatly improved
his Barnes street residence. Besides
numerous improvements on the house
he has erected a good sized barn.
In the Forum of March " was a letter
from ]. E. Phelan, dated at Daytona,
Florida Mr.. and Mrs. Phelan ride. the
wheel and are having a splendid time.
Will take old gold or silver for either
optical or watch work. Our prices are
fair and our ability unquestioned.
ANGL1ss the ~]eweler and Optician.
You annot make a stylish man with
out a stylish hat. The Lanpher hat
made by Lanpher, Finch 4 Skinner, St,
Paul, meets every requirement. 3-1c-4
A prairie fire south of the track in the
vicinity of Lehigh, on Thursday, was
cause for the report that the Little Mis-
souri, Horse Co. barns at Gladstone had
burned.
An exchange says:-"Prof. c. H. Glenn
mer, formerly principal of the Dickinson
schools, goes to Fcnton. Mich, to accept
the presidency of the Fen,on Normal
college"
The west-bound passenger ON Tuesday
and Wednes 'ay were run in two sec
tons. The extra rush was due to the
termination Of cut rates at midnight on
the 10TH.
Fred Schlapman was in from the farm
Wednesday with a corn fed 'ressed hog
which weighed 800 pounds and brought
6H cents per pound at Parker's meat
market.
The structure so long an eye-sore on
lot E in block 2 has been sold and is to be
removed. In due time a two-story fire
proof brick building will be erected on
the site.
Real estate transfers: G. A. Chambers
to L. M. P. Griswold, S Il lot 10, block
IS, Dickinson, $3.50; w. L. Richards to
Dakota State Bank, lot II. block 4. Dick
inson, $1,000.
The annual meeting of the Live Stock
Association of North Dakota will be held
in Dickinson on Monday. April Is. The
Montana association meets one dav later
in Miles City.
o. P. liner returned from St. Paul last
week and made a trip with Mrs. liner to
his cattle and sheep ranches, returning
the first of this week. Theyfound things
in fine shape.
G. E. Somdahl went down to Sims
Thursday night to be absent a few weeks.
On his return he expects to have the
place o occupied by P. B. Prior as a
shoemaker's shop.
A. N. Jeferies and c. G. Simpson are
west in the interest of Simpson, Jefferies
& Co., live stock brokers. They will
probably contract for the delivery of a
trainload of cattle.
Barber Shop and Bath Room, hair cut
ting and shampooing. We make a spe-
cialty of ladies' hair cutting, and sham
pooling on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays. F.. CHRISTENSEN.
M. N. Bran has a new tailor in his
shop and is now able to take care of all
the work that comes to him. Price for
tailor made suits range from slS up, per-
feet fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Geo. w. Lee visited Taylor this week
and bought the L. L. Lewis lumber yard.
He has ordered ten carloads of new lum-
Der for the yard, which, in the future,
will carry a full stock of builders ma
terial.
Albert Rhodes Of Stamford, Texas, ar
rived recently in Dickinson. He is a
brother of Sam Rhodes, foreman at the
D. B. Zimmerman ranch, and will prob
ably remain in this country for some
time.
Mr.. Zimmerman the Dickinson sad
dler and harness maker has just laid in a
large stock Of new material, He always
carries a good stock and the best that
can be had, as the ranchmen have al
ready learned.
The salvage on the w. T. Best dry
goods stock has been adjusted at $1,000.
MI. Best carried $1,000 insurance and &C
cording to the adjustment he will get
$1,000. He also carried about $3.50 in
surance on fixtures.
Representatives o fthe order of Wood
men of the World have been in town the
past week for the purpose of organizing
a camp. 1t is purely a beneficiary order
and their plan seems like a good one,
The organizers expect to institute a
camp here about the goth.
A.. J. Forsyth Of Brainerd has just com
pleted a set of scales for the Northern
Pacific coal dock at Dickinson and goes
to Beach to do a similar piece of work
Mr.. Forsyth made many pleasant &C
quaintances during his stay here.
]. G. Hammer of Butte, Mont, spen,
Wednesday in Dickinson looking up the
clay of this section. He is interested ir
brick manufacture and is DESTROYS Of
buying certain clays belonging to the
Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick Works
AS Manager w. P. Brannon had not ar.
rived from the east, Mr.. Hammer was
unable to close any deal for material.
Remarkable Cures Of Rheumatism.
From the Vindicator, Rutherfordtop