The Dickinson press., 1902-08-02
List your real estate with Mcbride &


Wanted:-Position az bookkeeper and
clerk in store. Address .Bo,ookkeeper,s
8-7-Tp PREss.
Don't forget that the fall}term Of Man.
kato Commercial college viii open Sept.
.. Get one Of their catalogues.
An new refrigeratorifo for sale cheap for
cash. Address $. Shelp. Gladstone,
ID 7-lo-tf
Die. Smith has bought lotss15 ard
no, block fo, ILL., a. Simpson, and it is
understood that he will build thereon in
in the near future.
Seats will be on sale next Monday
morning at Linsley's for the performance
of the Glcndive minstrels on Wednesday
evening, Aug. 9th.
Dr.. Smith has bought two lots Of N.
C. Lawrence and two Of Z. A. Simpson,
in block Io. just east Of the Ed. Berry
residence. The doctor will build on
this site the coming spring.
Rev. H. ". Rominger has gone to
Yule to spend the month Of August,
during which time there will be no
preaching service in the Congregational
church.
Corporal ]. C. Chaloner, of the ? U.S.
infantry, stationed in the vicinity Of
Manila, P. l., reneWs his subscription to
the Press and wishes to be remembered
to his old North Dakota friends.
F. M. Baker, Of. the law firm Of Nc
Bride 4 Baker, expects his mother
about the middle Of the month and has
rented the house vacated by the Hughes
family. MI. Mcbride will sharethe new
home with his partner.
The best thing in improved grass-cut
ting machinery is The New Hodges
Mower. An examination or trial will
convince anybody. We lead the trade
in moving machines. Call and examine
the goods. o. e. Foote. 7-5-ti
Robert Neil and S. L. Carroll have
formed a partnership and consolidated
their barber shops in the basement Of
the Dakota State Bank building. The
room has been enlarged and is fitted uI
in good shape for their three chairs.
Waterfall and Gambler, stone masons
and contractors, are prepared to do all
kinds of stone work on short notice,
Give us a call. Address Waterfall &
Gambler, Dickinson, N. D., %. Box I43
7-26-4t
The manager Of the Beach & Bowers
minstrels was in Dickinson on Monday
and secured show grounds in the west.
ern part of the city. The company's
date here is Aug. 5.
To Whom it May. Concern: Thos. H
Penrose, the Minneapolis upholster, will
be in Dickinson Aug. Ist, prepared to dc
all kinds of repair work On furniture,
making over of mattresses. laying Of
carpets. 7-26-3l
Don't forget the Glendive minstrels
next Wednesday evening at the opera
house. Glendive localtalent will be as
sisted by Scott Lawrence. Jack Weide.
man and MI. and Mrs. Geo. A. Hughes
When looking for a breed of cattle
that will outrustle any buffalo that ever
roamed the plains and always top the
market, apply to A. e. McGillivray, who
has acclimated, full blood Aberdeen
Angus bulls for sale. Address Dicki1
son or Bismarck. 7-Io-tI
Rev. Geo. A.. Cook of West Medford,
Mass, who is visiting his people al
Gladstone and his brother, Charles. O
this city, will preach in the Methods
church next Sunday morning. The
pastor will occupy the pulpit in the
evening.
E. E. Chard, a banker from Bell
PLANE, Mimi, was in Dickinson the pas
week in company with F. H. Kohle
Michael Newell and VIM. z. Moore, al
of the same place. They were guests O
G. r. Wannemacher, and were looking
upthe land and stock interests of thi:
locality.
Our Stark county delegates, who took
in the Winnipeg excursion, we're delayed
in making their return trip SO much tina
they missed the through N. P train
Those Canadians have a moderate wa,
of doing things that makes the average
North Dakotan weary.
In the past week Chief Gruschus ha
been called out three times. Prompi
action prevented any serious damage
not to exceed SIS or $40 in all. AGAR o
lumber took fire in the lumber yards
FIRE started at the stock yards east of tn
lefty, and the fire chief had a little blaz,
at his residence, caused likely by chill
dren and matches.
MI. and Mrs. Harry Har leman re
turned Tuesday night from the east an,
Harry has accepted a position in tn
AICuhCl SkOiCJ WuCJS nc LASil
worked. For the present Mr.. and Mrs
Harleman will stop with Al. in the Stult
house. The Dickinson people are gla'
they decided to return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Richardson arrive
the past week from Barre, VT, and ex
pect to make this their permanent home
Mr.. Richardson formerly resided il
Dickinson, but for the past five years ha
been in Barre, where he was cmploye
steadily by one Of the leading plumbin
firms in Vermont, and now comes BAG
fully equipped to take up this line {
work. He expects to go in with c. ]
Crowl, who has a large amount of plumb
ing work engaged and is glad of an OF
portunity to bring to his aid the service
OF a frst-class workman.
Hans lessen arrived the first of tn