The Dickinson press., 1906-10-13

ness in Dickinson on Monday.
Prices $500, IS, 50 and IS cents for
"Under Southern Skies" Friday, Oct. IL.
c. W. Rau has sold his bakery bust.
ness to Geo. Berzel, who to this
city from the east.
German Bazaar, bear in mind only |
once in three years. Commences Sun-
day, Oct. FL. South Side opera house.
10 I3.2t
Prof. Shepherd of Fargo and Prof.
Chilcott Of Washington visited the
Dickinson experiment station on Tues
day.
Our Four million pair of Douglas high
grade shoes for men were made and
sold in the last II months. Agency for
the Douglas shoes. The Hub. 1t
Supt. and Mrs. L. R. Waldron went to
Fargo on Wednesday, the latter to re-
main a month and the former on expert
ment station work of a few days.
Mrs. Davis and Miss F%lorence's
music classes are now opened Tor the
winter term. They desire pupils to
arrange for lessons during this month if
possible. Special attention given to be-
ginners. 1o-6.2t
]. r. Norris of La Crosse, Wis, who
reads the PRESS every week and ad-
vises all people interested in Western
North Dakota to do so, writes that he
will be out in November to settle on his
land in Bowman county.
H. +. Beeman, who is doing the car.
penter work on the Vaughn barn, is a
recent arrival from Madison, Wis. Mr..
Beeman has taken a homestead " miles
south and during the winter will use
his team in hauling lumber for a house,
preparatory to moving his family out
the first of March.
We are not trying to sell grease TOR
&c. per pound, but you can buy pure
home rendered lard for 1oc. per pound
at Parker's Old Reliable meat and
grocery store. o-22-tt
Mrs. Joe Martin was in the city Mon
day from Oakdale having dentistry
done. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin are Offer
ing their cattle for sale. They will still
run their horses but expect to buy or
build in Dickinson to give their chill
dren school advantages.
own and have for sale the south
west quarter (swA) of sec. 10, twp. l4o,
range o5, one of the finest farms Of
Stark county. Will make the price
right and terms reasonable.
L. A. Simpson, Dickinson, N. D. 6-l6-tt
State Geologist Willard of the Agri-
cultural College and Thomas B. Rice OF
soil survey bureau OF the u. S. depart
ment of agriculture, are working in
Oliver and Hettinger counties, outlining
soil survey work for next summer to be
Edone under the direction of the college.
Thomas Hove of Seim, S. D., was in
Dickinson for supplies last Saturday,
The haul is about 100 miles and he will
AA1ohC OAC AAAOIC up OClOIC W VI
Hove raises cattle for market and grows
crops only for his own use. He reports
the new settlers as taking up the best
farming lands in his locality.
!. L. E. de Sart of Clermont, Iowa, wen,
east Monday evening for his family
He is a stone mason and has been in
the country south building a stone
house for his brother. While there he
contracted typhoid fever from drinking
J creek water and is but just, recovering
He and his daughter Nellie and his
brother all have homesteads in the
same section.
The North Dakota Land and Home
y stead Co. last week located the follow
ing parties: Henry Davis, Harry w
Klub and Harry c. Hadley, of Defiance
r Iowa; William Webster of Omaha
Nebraska; Ole Klosdahl of Dickinson
t Ole Olson, Ole Sohun, George Olson
Alfred Olson and Peter Larson O.
Hawick, Minnesota; Hedge J. Dahl o.
Helgen. S. D.; lens Dahl of Shose, S
D.; Earnest Pearson of West Duluth
s Minnesota.
: The Northern Pacific has workmer
. in Dickinson to raise the Heart rive
dam another two feet. This in con
nection with the construction of new
round house stalls. coal dock, cindel
pits, sand house, ETC., makes the rail
road yards an exceedingly busy .plac,
this fall. The new work in all depart
ments is patterned after the lates
models and indicates ~permanancy. Thu
new circle 10 planned for a 9o.stal
round house, whereas the old one wal
CONSTRUCTED on a 6o.stall basis. 1t il
presumed that as fast as the compan,
can get to it the old stalls will be re
placed, in sections, tt correspond will
the new one in course of construction
this fall.