The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23
FOR SALE
EK sec. 20, T. 14o. R. o6. Ad-
dress 20. Box 323, Bismarck, ND.


T. o. Ramsland of Belfeld was a
business visitor in town the first of the
week.
Rasmus Jensen of Oakdale arrived in
the city Wednesday for a few days
business stay.
Good oak and quarter-oak house fur
niture and fixtures for sale. Inquire at
PRESS office. 2.23-7t
&c. Burr of Fargo, agent for the
Avery farm machinery, was in town
Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. A. H. Baldwin left last Saturday
for a short visit at his former home in
Kansas City, Missouri.
C.. J. Delano and son, Charlie. drove
in from Mott Tuesday and spent Wed.
Aesday in the city transacting business.
Mrs. Thomas Evans left Wednesday
for Bismarck to visit with Rep. Evans
and to attend the concert Wednesday
evening.
Jesse and Louis Strang and James
Newkirk of the Black Butte neighbor-
hood were in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Alderman Fred Turner, who has been
spending two weeks at Hunters Hot
Springs, Montana, returned home We'd
nesday and reports a very good time.
Thomas Cunningham arrived last
week from Minnesota and has assumed
| his duties as tonsorial artist at the third
chair in the Mitchell barber shop. in the
basement of the Leonberger building.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Birch are enjoy.
ing the balmy breezes of California in
and about Los Angeles. They do not
expect to return until about the first of
April.
The girls of Miss Psrter's Sunday
school class of St. Johns church will
hold a food sale Saturday afternoon in
]. P. Tingle's Office, in the basement o.
the Merchants National bank building
A change has been made in the ar
rangement of the Office at the Dakota
National bank. The change makes
room for another desk and also give.
more working room for the bank off
Gals.
Mrs. Lewis Baker was a visitor in thu
city the first of the week and returned
Tuesday to her home in Taylor. Shs
was accompanied on her return by Mis-
Julia Bailey, who will visit in Taylor be
fore returning to her home near Rocl
Springs.
IF. Davis. president of the Mer
chants National bank, who had beer
spending two weeks at Hunters Ho
Springs. Montana, arrived home Tues
day. During Nj. Davis absence
George Senour assisted at the Mer
chants bank.
Walter A. Wilson of Baltimore
Maryland, arrived in this city recentl
and has assumed his duties as clerk ant
stenographer in the U. S. Land Office
taking the place of M. J. Schmitz, VIII
is now employed in the land Office o
Quinlivaa & Lyle.
At the last regular meeting of Com
pany K held in the opera house Monda,
evening there was a full attendance
Two new members, L. R. Baird ant
Carl Williams, were added to the roll
making a total membership of AZ. Th
next meeting will be held Monday ever
ing, February Is, and the drill will b
followed by a dance, which will be a,
tended by the lady friends and a fe,
gentlemen frie nds of the members.
Quite extensive changes and repair
are being made at the court house thi
week. New floors have been put in tn
offices and a new dressing of kalsomin
J, gives the rooms a much brighter appear
ance. New desks have been installed
where needed and new chairs are to b
! put in as soon as possible. The cour
room is to be remodeled and fitted u
with new desks and chairs for the jury
men. The rooms in the Jail have BEEF
repaired, painted and kalsomined an
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