The Dickinson press., 1905-08-19


visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c..
D. Itch for four weeks. returned to her
homeSin Glendive on Wednesday
For sale, mi fve-fcot cigar case, solid
walnut frame, plate glass top, AZ inches
high. Cost $50, will sell for $40. Good
as new. Mcdonald 4 Pomroy. s 10 II
The Messrs. Cummings, stone masons.
secured the s~ub-contract tor the stone
work for the experiment station resi-
dence which is now in course of erec-
ton.
This week Roy Butler and fathe,
Geo. Butler, and DR.. NJ. De Puy
have been out south looking over land
holdings. The doctor is from Riley,
Ind.
Rain on Sunday and again on Tues
day cooled the air nicely. The heat
last week was excessive, the govern
ment gauge indicating los degrees on
the 9th.
F. D. Moriord spent the week in
Dickinson taking nursev orders for the
Jewell Co. He was quite successful.
and will make another canvass Of the
city in October.
Photographer A. J. Osbornlvisited the
experiment station Wednesday and
secured a dozen fine and interesting
views OF the station. including several of
the various crops.
If you are going to paint your house,
your buggy or anything else you will
a money by buying your paint of
Mcdonald & Pomroy. They sell paints
for all purposes. 7-2o.tf
Miss Tillie Knudson has gone east IN
an extended visit. On her way to Wis
consin she will stop for a short time at
New Salem and Mandan, and will likely
take in the Minnesota state fair. Miss
Patterson is taxing her place at the Re-
corder Office.
On September and and grid the village
of New Salem will have a grand earn
ival. There will be all kinds of races
and amusements during this street fair
and those who wish to visit the hustling
place Of New Salem should make it a
point to attend for at least a day.
Street Commissioner Walsh, acting
under instructions from Alderman
Lawrence, has been making extensive
Improvements on Cakes and lower Han
naford street the past week. Two &C.
ment crossings have been put in. the
streets brought up to proper grade, and
the alley east of the PRESS block has
been cut down to grade.
Over half a million acres between
ranges ninety-one to one hundred inclu'
sive and fifty miles either north or south
of the Northern Pacific railway are
owned by. Dakota Manitoba Land Co
Call at, or write their office in Senoul
& Langley building, Dickinson, N. D.
and get map and prices. The land yo,
want to buy or lease may be owned by
them. 5-6-t>
A. E. Voegeli went to the home Of {
cousin in Minnesota the first of the week
where he will rest until the cold weather
comes on. when he expects to 60 tc
Arizona or Colorado. MI. Voegeli ha:
resided in Dickinson for about five
years and during the past year hi:
health has been very poor. which caused
him to sell out his jewelry business anc
remove from the place. He has a gooe
home in Switzerland, which he left ter
years ago, and to which he may return
after regaining his health. Dickinson
people would be glad to see Mr.. Voegel
back here and all hope that he ma,
regain his health.
Carl S. Sco6eld, agriculturist in charge
of western agricultural extension, of thu
U. S. department of agriculture, visitee
the Dickinson experiment station Tues
day. He expressed himself as yer.
much surprised over the rapid advance
that the station has made since it's inau
guration this season. He was particu
larly impressed with the orchards ant
the clean methods of cultivation applied
to them and with the fine appearing
plots of forage plants. He was emphatic
in bis statements of the value OF thu
work to be done here and prophesied
brilliant future for the station. He tool
several views of the station and notice
down data to help him in his investiga
ton work.
Just what the ladies have been wait
ing for! New line of carpet sample
with borders to match. Get your orde
in at once at O. B. F~rankenberg's. Alt