The Dickinson press., 1907-08-10

IF. Brodie left Tuesday for a bust
ness trip to the new mines south OF
Saltwater.
!. M. Kemble, who lives ~ miles
northeast, was a business visitor in the
city last week.
G. F. Wilson and family were down
from Belfeld Sunday to attend the
quarterly meeting of the Methodist Epis-
copal church.
Get estimates from A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up.
to.date work. Office Northwestern Build.
ing Co. Telephone oo-2. 3.16.tf
Ed. Lenneville has placed a barn on
his lot on Voolfolk street, Just west of
the John Gruschus dwelling. Mr.. Lenne.
vile has some good trees on the lot and
may decide to erect a house during the
fall.
Messrs. H. R. Lyon, &. l.. Heegaard
and B. w. Stephenson, of the Mandan
Mercantile Co., were visitors at the local
plant Wednesday. Mr.. Lyons son.in-
law, Mr.. Meach, was also a member of
the party.
Five loads of freight and lumber went
out Monday for the new mines of the
Consolidated Coal Co., on the Milwaukee.
Over twenty loads went out last week
and arrangements are being made for
another consignment.
The young ladies of the Methodist
Episcopal church held an ice cream
social On the lawn at the home of Mrs.
John Flynn Tuesday evening. The
social was we'll attended and the ladies
Melted a neat little e,,n
J. T. Newgord, ]. Evenmore and A.
Erickson, of the Cannon Ball country,
left Tuesday overland for Westhope,
this state. They 60 via Minot and in
the fall expect to bring their threshing
machine over to this country.
l am again prepared to give lessons
on the piano and organ, and those
wishing to take will please call at Gus
Schultz's tailor shop over Mcdonald &
Pomroy,s drug store.
Miss. JENNIE SCHULTZ. 8.Io.7t
For Sale-One secondhand sixteen.
horsepower compound Minneapolis
thresher engine. This engine has been
used two years. 1t is in good condition,
Will sell at a. very low figure, with or
without separator. WALTON & DAVIS.
eA0.k
John."E:: |Hainawalt, representative
from Walsh county, was a visitor in the
city the first OF the week. He had Just
I returned from a trip into Bowman
county, where he located on homesteads
bis daughter, Miss Maud, and son, Jay
R. Hanawalt.
Miss Mayme McNitt, who has been in
the employ OF the Everett Abstract Co.
tor several months, has closed her
labors for that firm and leaves Saturday
for her home in Michigan. Miss Nc.
Nit is a very popular young lady in this
city and will be missed by a large circle
of friends.
The interior Of the Dickinson Meat &
Grocery Co.'S store has been fully
equipped with shelves and counters and
now presents a handsome appearance
with the stock of goods nicely displayed
The cashiers booth has been installed
in the front part of the store on the ives,
side OF the building and Miss Katherine
Flynn is acting as cashier and book.
keeper.
Charles Mitchell left Saturday for a
two weeks visit in Montana and: afte,
his return he expects to 20 out on a
homestead. The Mitchell barber shop
OF which he has been proprietor for the
past eight months, is. now in charge Of
Thomas Nottingham, who has been EN-.
ployed in the shop since its sopening
MI. Nottingham is an, expert barber and
has made many friends during. his stay
in the, city. q. ~. I
What is the use of waiting until cold
weather TOR your supply of'winter coal!
The Consolidated Coal Co. can fill you,
cellar with the finest kind of dry Ignite
chunks now, but if everyone waits until
cold weather the orders will come Sc
thick.that not all'can be served. prompt.
ly. Let. the company take your erde,
now: You will get better service and
preclude all chance of disappointment,
at a late date. City office in Ray build:
ing. CONSOLIDATED COAL. Go. Slot
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