The Dickinson press., 1906-05-05

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For pumps and windmills see E:
Wilmer. asst
J. A. Miller, an attorney, has located
at Beach.
A generous assortment of ladies'
waists, at irresistible prices, at Mrs. ]:
L. Browns. 4-2I-3t
Eastman Kodak's, $, to s35; the
cheap ones as we'll as the most expen-
sive are warranted to make perfect
pictures. Mcdonald & Pomroy 3-31 If
John Ruane of Minneapolis, was in
Dickinson on Wednesday to get three
or four teams for the use of the Fire
Insurance Patrol, of which he is super
in.endent.r
Taxidermist Dodd has some fine deer
heads on exhibition at Mcdonald &
Pomroy's drug store. They are for sale.
Inquire for prices. I1.4-tt
Miss Alice Campbell has opened an
office as public stenographer and notary
public in the First National bank build.
ing. Her card appears in this issue.
own and have for sale 10000 acres
in 1876 and 1856 o., Hettinger county,
Prices from s12 to SIS per acre. J. R.
Gilbreath, Mandan, N. D. 5-6-3t
On May I the Northern Pacific in.
augurated the free delivery throughout
the city of all express, which is greatly
appreciated. The Goodall Dray Line
is delivering for the company.
S. B. Stanshury was taking orders for
the "Henry Gray" and Cuban Star" in
Richardton on Tuesday. These brands
of cigars are pleasing the people. Mr..
Stansbury's goods are always just what
they are represented to be.
Mrs. Sherevitz of Petersburg, in
situated a divorce action against her
husband, now a resident Of Dickinson,
because he struck her with a chair.
Sherevitz wonders what's the use of
being married if he can't lick his
wife.-Ex.
Rev. O. T. Just returned Tuesday
evening from Minnesota where he at
tended the session of the St. Paul
Lutheran conference, including Min
nesota, Dakota and Canada. He also
visited relatives at Mankato. Rev.
George Wolf of Leipzig was also in at,
tendance upon the conference.
A. L. Esse of Taylor, dropped into
Dickinson last Saturday night after a
drive of five days with four large land
buyers. Mr.. Esse knows the country as
a book and is doing a big business this
spring. He has been called to St.
Paul several times in connection with
large land deals.
This week Mike Mckinley has had
men thinning out the trees in the Hanley
yard. 1t was found that the trees in
this grove were too thick and the
smaller ones were transplanted in the
street on the south side of the new
Mckinley yard OF the corne Of Cakes
and Van Norden. Mr.. Mckinley also
had apple trees set in this yard and
the property is being fenced.
D. Campbell came in the first of the
week from Fayette. He had not been
in the city to make any stop for two
years, and was greatly surprised at the
many changes in Dickinson. Mr..
Campbell had received word of the
serious illness of his mother in Kansas
and left Tuesday night for the old
home which he had not visited for IS
years. He has been a resident of this
country for 20 years.
The Climax Concrete Block has
come to stay, and so have we. We
have had many years of experience
with cement and our aim is to manu-:
~facture a first class building and We
n~eering block. Also all kinds. Of
cement work, such as sidewalks, and
street crossings a specially, also
machines for sale. Yard in South
Dickinson, south of Ry. track. Billy
Ely & Co. 5-5-4p
N. F. Sherman was in the first of the
week from Bowman county with two
teams for lumber and supplies. MI.
Sherman and his son Walter came out
from Minnesota last month with three
cars of cattle and goods, and they will
have two more cars to bring out in the
fall after harvest at their farm near
Wadena. The land around Wadena.
Mimi, is held at SIS to $40 per acre and
is seemingly no better than the So and
SIz per acre lands around here.
Farm insurance in old line companies