The Dickinson press., 1906-11-10
nine and seven pounds respectively.
which attract the attention of the ne

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which attract the attention of the new
corners.
The work OF brick laying on the six
new stalls for the round house IS pro.
crossing rapidly, and it will soon be
ready for the roof.
Miss Powell. who has been teaching
T. F. Roberts children at the ranch, on
Wednesday began work as substitute
teacher in the second division Of the
sixth grade Of the city schools.
l.. W. Anderegg, who was for a time
in the hardware department Of the A. T.
Crowl & Co. store, has a position in the
sales department Of the wholesale house
OF Nichols, Dean & Gregg of St. Paul.
The Northern Pacific instruction car
arrived Friday evening, and will re-
main in the city several days, while In
structor Draper gives the train and
engine men lessons in the mechanism
and handling Of the air brake.
Morris Burns and family arrived the
first of the week with a car of immi-
grant movables for their claim SOUTH
west Of Rainy buttes. Some sneak
thief stole two crates Of chickens belong
ing to Mr.. Burns at the little stock yards.
We carry the largest stock of photo.
graph supplies in the state and can fill
any order,-cameras, kodaks, film and
! plates of all kinds and sizes. Come in
and see US or send US your order. Nc
Donald & Pomroy, druggists. 3-3I-tf
E. A. Lilies and J. A. Hadley, OF De-
6ance, Iowa, were in Dickinson ON
Monday, returning from four miles west
of Yule, Billings county, where they had
selected homesteads. Dave Baughman
of Dunlap, Iowa. was also a member OF
the party.
Frank Mott returned from the ives,
Friday evening. Mr.. Mott has pur
chased a cigar business in Forest Grove
Oregon, and leaves his son Robert ir
charge while he makes the necessar,
arrangements for removing his family te
their new home.
The exercises at the high schoo
building on Friday afternoons deserve
more attention, perhaps, than they are
receiving from parents and others inter
ested in school work. Each Friday
from three to three-thirty o'clock, there
are recitations, readings, solos, ETC., b,
the pupils that cannot fail to be of inter
est to outsiders, as we'll as instructive t,
the pupils.
August Strehlow returned the first o
the week from a visit with his sons il
Idaho. After attending to some bust
ness matters at New England, he vii
20 to Lewiston, Mimi, to spend th'
winter with his son Oscar. This sol
recently filed on his fathers relinquishe,
homestead south and will be out tn
coming spring to take up his residenc
thereon. He will be accompanied by
brother -in-law, Teddy Gutensohn, AM
between them they have two and one
half sections of land.
John Burke of Devils Lake made
good political speech. from a demo
cratic standpoint, to a packed house il
the court room last Saturday evening
Frank Lish of the Stark county demo
cratic committee, introduced the speake
and also M. A. Hildreth, the Fargo a,
{ torney, who rounded out the speech
making in his usual interesting mar
ner. Mr.. Burke is an able attorne
and he told some plain truths in sue
: a way as to command the attentio
, Of republican as we'll as democrat
=. hearers. The court house was specia
| ly decorated with flags and buntin
, for the occasion. showing that som
: one had made careful preparation ft
the gathering.