The Dickinson press., 1905-07-08

A shower Thursday afternoon added
III of an inch of rain, making about two
inches this week.
Attorneys W.. c. Crawford and w. F.
Burnett are nicely settled in their new
Office rooms in the front of the Dakota
National bank building.
Such reckless horseback riding as oc-
cured It the ball ground on tho 18th
should never have been permitted. 1t
is a wonder that serious accidents had
moi resulted.
For sale, very cheap, large fire proof
safe with inside door. Measures S in.
high. 81 in. wide and IS in. deep. Looks
like new. Also fine Swiss regulator.
a. E. Voegeli. 7-S-tf
The city council has accepted the re-
port Of the water works committee and
ordered an election for the purpose of
voting on the question Of issuing bonds
Tor putting in a system of water works.
Peter Roth %violinist came up to Taylor
from Bismarck to play the 4th, and with
Mrs. H. A. Davis piano, Messrs. Town
send and Jones-cornet and baritone
of Bismarck. made up the Taylor orches-
ira.
Gents, We are taking measurements
for spring and summer suits. Sale
agents for the Ed. V. Price Tailoring
Co., Chicago. Remember, we guarantee
you a fit at right prices. Crowl &
Co. 4-l.tf
Rev. H. E. McCland is the new M.
E. pastor at Taylor and Gladstone.
He arrived this week with his family
and as the PRESS understands, a parson-
age is to be erected at once for the
pastor
R. J. Turner, president of the Turner
Land Co., was in the city on Monday.
Mr.. Turner had been in Billings county
with land seekers for several days and
reports the sale of an entire township of
land
On June ~ Miss Ruth Phelan grad
uated at the University OF Wisconsin,,
receiving the degree Of Bachelor OF Arts,
having in three years covered the four
years course. Her many friends well
come her return to Dickinson.
Mrs. Lconberger, Mrs. McAndrews
and Miss Nolan leave Sunday night for
Portland. Miss Nolan goes on with
Misses Tschirhart and McHugh to San
Francisco and the two former will visit
in Minnesota and Wisconsin before re-
turning to Dickinson.
The sheep paint which we sell is
made of pure linseed oil and coloring
matter and will stay on. That is where
it is different from the (so.called) cheap
sheep paint with which the Dickinson
market has been flooded. Call, OF write
for color card. Mcdonald & Pom
roy. 5-2o-tf
Mrs. Rudisclle, Robert and Teddy
spent the 4th in Medora. Owing to high
water which rendered the creeks impass.
able. the celebration, concert and dance
were postponed, but Medora people al.
ways have a good time.
Deputy Craig arrested a passenger on
No.4 on Tuesday on a charge of robbery.
The authority was telegraphed from
Miles City, but on examination it was
found that tn, mar was rot the one
wanted. although he answered the dc.
scrip,ion perfectly.
With the Kodak developing machine
a person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs as the
expert photographer. Mcdonald &
Pomroy sell all sizes of these machines
AS we'll as everything else used in pho.
Biography. Ont-of-town orders will re-
ceive careful attention. 4-J-tf
Miss Spears and Miss Florence left
Sunday night for an extended trip to
north coast points, Portland, San Fran
cisco, southern California and Texas.
Miss Spears will return in about six
weeks while Miss Florence will remain
indefinitely in her native state.
The electric light people are having
all kinds of trouble, but Manager Deiters
hopes to have the new machinery in
place on Sunday or Monday. 1t was ex.
pressed from an eastern factory on the
9Th. The new boiler was in place a
week ago, but the unexpected breaking
Of machinery has caused more delay
than the first accident.
Over half a million acres between
ranges ninety-one to n hundred inclu.
sive and fifty miles either north or south
of the Northern Pacific railway are
owned by Dakota-M Manitoba Land Co.
Call at, or write their office in Senour
& Langly building, Dickinson, N. D..
and get map and prices. The land you
want to buy or lease may be owned by
them. 5-6-ti
Charles H. Pond is fixing over his
Barnes street residence one block north
of the %postofice, and when completed il
will be one of the finest properties in the
city. The new dwelling will have
large rooms, many closets, and the first
floor rooms are to be finished in oak
MI. Pond has a force of workmen help
ing him and hopes to get the building
we'll along by the time Mrs. Pond re-
turns from st. Paul, which will be in a