The Dickinson press., 1905-07-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Go to Drenkel for fresh vegetables.

10 to Drenke Tor freSh vegetables.
7.I-tf
I. E. Cobb returned this week to
Wisconsin.
Charles Peeler.. offers 10 pounds Of
home rendered lard for 90 cents for two
weeks. 7-l5-2t
Famous Diamond c hams-1o to II
lbs-for Is cents per pound for two
weeks at Peeler's South Side market.
Phone lo1. 7-l5-2t
The Hub people are getting nicely
settled in their new store in the Berry
block. 1t is a pleasure to look in upon
them. Their electric sign was placed
this week and will henceforth shine dur
ing the evening to make it %convenien,
for the crowds who visit this up to date
clothing and furnishing store.
Manager Heegaard was in the city
this week and appointed Byron H
Crawford local manager of the Mandan
Mercantile Co. Mr.. Crawford has been
with the company for several years as
head book.keeper and assistant mana
ger and has shown himself very compe,
tent, and his advancement is mos,
gratifying to the people of Dickinson.
Those who accompanied the farmers
excursion to the agricultural college re-
turned Saturday afternoon and all report
a most profitable and interesting trip
The PRESS force is too busy moving tc
give any extended report of the excur
sion, but suffice it to say that any person
interested in the least in the growing o.
grain and fodder crops, trees, shrubs
and stock of all kinds should never lose
an opportunity of visiting the agricul
tural college.
This number of the PRESS is the las'
n to be issued in the Odd Fellow:
building which has been the home o.
the paper for about twenty years. To
day Saturday the PRESS machiner,
and equipment is being moved to the
new home on Cakes street and mex
week the paper will be issued in E col
umn quarto form, on a new Babcocl
drum cylinder press. 1t will be a weel
or two before every thing is completed
in the new PRESS building, but we shall
be glad to see our friends whenever the,
can make it convenient to call. Thos,
living out of the city should make it
special point to call whenever in Dick
inson. All are welcome. The Location
is in the p%ostofice block just around tn,
corner from the American house.
c. w. Conroy has resigned as mana
ger OF the Mandan Mercantile Co. a
Dickinson to take effect August Ist, ant
will then 60 to the northern part of tn,
state where he is associated with Iohl
ID. Gruber in a line of 10 lumber yard
and grain elevators on the Great North
ern. Mr.. Conroy opened the Mandal
Mercantile Co. yard in Dickinson 81:
years ago last spring and has been witt
the company continuously. Under hi
management the business has becom,
the equal if not the largest of IL or I
yards owned by the company in tn,
western part of the state, and it wa!
with great reluctance on the part of tn,
officers that his resignation was accepted
Mr.. Conroy has proven himself to be
young man of unusual executive ability
ana his many friends here will, Will,
regretting his departure, be pleased +,
know that the change e a grea
deal to him financially and in added re
sp~onslbility. AS alderman of the Is
ward Mr.. Conroy has also served hi
constituents we'll, taking an advanced
position on matters of public improve
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Conroy hay,
been prominent in social circles an,
will be greatly missed. They 20 from
here to Minot.