The Dickinson press., 1900-11-03
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To the Voters of Stark County:

To the Voters of Stark County:
| am teaching at present and may not
have a chance to see each of you before
election day, but as a candidate for the
Office Of Superintendent Of Schools feel
called upon to state some facts to those
whom have not been able to meet. l
hold first grade county certificates and a
Normal certificate. have had fourteen
years experience in teaching in the var
ious grades-from the first primary to
High school-and have also taught in
ungraded schools. ask the assistance
of the schools of the county. If
time to the work and duties OF the office,
and t do all in my power to forward the
interests of the schools.
Respectfully,
l. DELLA SPEARS.
Capt. c. E. Gregory will speak at
Taylor Saturday evening, Nov. ;, on the
issues Of the day. Mr.. Gregory is an
orator and the people of Taylor have a
treat in store.
Robert Neil returned from Cape Nome
Wednesday, having been absent nearly
NH'NS ySoAS. AZ A>NI Il well oid III
us that he has some good mining prop
critics at Nome. He expects now to re-
turn to the gold fields again in the spring.
The Clio reading circle meets with
Mrs. Scofeld Thursday, Nov. 8. Roll
call, current events, lesson study, chap.
4, 5 and g.. Brave Little Holland. Chap.
4 Mrs. Scotield, chap. 5 Mrs. Hilliard,
chap Mrs. Perkins, map study Mrs.
Crawford.
A few of the young people INDUCED in
a social hop at the opera house We'd
nesday evening and received some in
struction from Il professor on the art of
dancing. A vcrv enjoyable time was
spent, and several new dances introduced.
and accomplished.
Allcnberg & Co. report the following
sales: J. A: Palmer II lo35-fecding steers,
S4.l5, 10 oS3-canning COWS, $40; b. F.
heifers, $50, 7 %ool-canning cows, $50, T..
J.. Saunders 6 l1S5-steers, 400, ! oo5-heif-
ers, 400, oo73-canning COWS, 3,25.
Company X boys have secured the use
of the opera house for Thanksgiving
night and intend giving a grand bali.
Those who have attended Co. X dances
in the past know the reputation and
ability Of the militia boys as entertainers,
their assistance on this occasion. Don't
forget the date, and arrange to be there.
Stock shipments for Nov. 9 to II: H..
w. Smith I box car. Peter Brown 1 ID d
car. Fl. J. Schultz u D cars. S. p. Gotta
; ID y cars, billiard 4 Dickinson s d D
Cars, A. c. McGillivray 3 Streets, ]. A.
Farrah 3 Streets. G.. G. Mead ? Streets,
Massacre 4 Simpson s Streets, S. p.
Lowcrv : Street, DR.. Stickney ; d ID
sars.
The firm of Engen, Dyvsvcn & Co. Of
TAYLOR has been dissolved and tho bust
ness heretofore conducted by the firm
will be run in the future by c. H. Engen
and Paul liner. Halvor Halvorson and
Louis Bergen were in Dickinson this
week on matter connected with the
transfer. The new firm starts out under
very favorable conditions, and take with
them the good will of the retiring men,
bers.
The first directory of the new telephone
exchange is Out and has the subscribers
arranged in alphabetical order. The ex-
change starts with f~ftv-six telephones in
use and indicates that there will be two
hundred subscribers within six months.
Manager Hughes states that orders for
new phones are coming in S o rapidly
that it will be necessary to issue Il new
directory about Nov. 18TH. If you have
not already done SO, order phone placed
in your residence or place of business
so that vour name and number will ap-
pear in the new directory. No charge is
made for installing a 'phone-you simply
pay the monthly charge, which for resi-
dences is one dollar per month-an ex-
ceedingly low price, and one that places
this great convenience within the reach
of all.