The Dickinson press., 1901-05-11
Make. your land filings andSfnal proofs
.betors GeosA Aud us. Scommissioner

Make your lana hlln8S ana maj PtOOAS
betrsG Aud y S.scopanissioner
& s-iI.7t.
The Baisch Drug o.;havej just placed:
FL SI,ooossodaS fountain III their stofe-and.
IL is aheauty.
Harry McTier has been bound over III
the district. court in the sum of S8oo.s
which bail he seem unable to get.
The city has granted 4 permit to 2. a.
NOR to make excavations on his Barnes.
street property, and erect a two-storyy
brick building thereon.
Ole Johnsoncommence laying cement
tiling in front Of Skeen & Pcderson's
place on Wednesday. The driveway to
the shop is made Of concrete.
Bismarck Tribune: Contractor Burke
has shipped his entire. paving block put
fit to Dickinson and will compete with
Ole Johnson laying sidewalks.
General and Mrs. Alexander Hughes
have taken a cottage at Lake Mime.
tonka for the summer and are located at
Excelsior, one Of the lake stations.
If you want ! good meal 20 to the
Elite restaurant. They keep$thc best Of.
everything on hand and are always
ready to serve thsircustomers. 5-li:i
Contractor Burke has fitted up the old
Brien place just east Of the opera house.
where he has a force of men manufactur-
ing cement tile at the rate Of 400 per day.
Billy Herring; has bought Billy Tim
mons interest in the the Elite restaurant
and will go Il alone In the future. Mr..
Timmons has not decided just what he
will do.
Recently two of Mrs. Christ Pederson's
sisters died leaving in n household
four young children and in, the other five.
Both families lived in the eastern part Of
the county.
Yardmaster Wilson returned from
Brainerd the first of the week and re-
ported that Conductor C. F. Wilde was
likely to have quite a serious time with
his injured leg.
u. S. Commissioner, Geo. Aud, is, by
virtue Of his Office, authorized to receive
U. $. land entries and take, final proofs.
Call and see him whom you want to do
any land business. y-ll-1
E. H. Brewster, the Wibaux breeder of
Herfords, has. written that he will take
IL headot his white faces to Dickinson
for exhibition during the tournament and
street fair in June.
Guy Pearl came in from the Cedar
creek country Wednesday morning and
reported that the people at the sheep
ranch were busy looking after young
lambs and other work.
For serving a clean, well-cooked meal
the Elite restaurant cannot be cxcelled.
They keep allthe delicacies Of the season
and know how to serve them in tirst-class
style. When hungry, drop in. Sill
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Gibbs and
daughter Lola left Thursday night IN
their way to Dexter, N. Y. They visit in
| Minnesota for a short time and will not
arrive at their destintion uRtil the last Of
the month.
]. M. Partridge, northwestern solicitor
for the Mcmillan Fur Wool Co., with
headquarters at Billings, Mont, was in
the city this week renewing acquain-
tances. Mr.. Partridge does an immense
business and stands very high with his
company.
See Currie & Co.'s ad. for children's
and Misses dresses, caps for children
boys and Misses, summer hats for men,
boys and children, Lanphcr hats for
men; waists in colored silk and white
dimity for ladies. 4.2o.rf
Our city tailor's place, corner of Vii.
lard and Clough streets, has been very
much improved recently-building en-.
larged, new floors, paint, paper, etc.-and
Mr.. Bran is delighted and wants the
people t. take a look. !.
Rachel, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Reid, of Sentinel Butte, aged about !!
months, died the first of the week o.
throat trouble. Services were conducted
Monday afternoon from the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Chatham Of this city, Rev. U
G.. Rich officiating,
Ed. Long, = former cook In this city
tin the Misspula hospital as the result
an injury sustained BY falling from al
engine. HI? has lost the use Of his RICH
leg entirely, and his condition is con
sidered very serious.
The Minneapolis News Boys bane
will have their own sleeping ca
which will be s~ide-tracked in Dickinson
during the tournament. This famous
band will arrive on Tuesday, the frs
day of the tournament, remaining the en-
tire four days.
Frank, Lish is getting ready to NOV
his old residence building o feet nortl
on Barnes to a new lot where it will b,
overhauled and put in first-class shape
The new foundation is being laid thi.
week. This will leave MI. Lish's oil
corner LOT vacant for some party VIII
wants a fancy building site.
A meeting Of the Dickinson Fur 8
Dressing Co. was held on Thursday ant
it was voted TO award the contract 70,
the new building to Bake & Connolly
AS stated last week the structure is to b.
of brick, ~ feet wide by forty long an.
two and one-half stories high. The sit
Is on the N. P, right Of way southeast Q
the city
On Wednesday evening the following
young people Of this city equipped them
selves with refreshments and visite,
, Miss Scofeld and Miss Crowley at thei
boarding place in school district No. It
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