Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-11-10
Dickinson
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;GotMpiSLSQ IL 10 Gays III the good
3H1sather continues After the brick.
work lis finished the building can cas-
ily be put in shape so that the car
.pentsrs can go ON with the work this
winter. The concrete floor, in ne part
of the building to be used as a lunch
room has been laid, window frames
put in place, and very branch of the
work is moving right along.
.sss Mrs. r. A. Little and her niece, Miss
Hunt, We're in town from Fayette this:
week to meet the matron Of an Oma-
.ha orphans home. The lady arrived
In Dickinson Thursday with bright
little girl that will make her future
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Little. The
sniatron visited this part of the eoun-
5try in the early summer, staying d
short time with the Littles in Fayette
and although it was not. her mission
at that time, she selected the Little
home as the ideal place for little Lee.
liza. III; s .S!3.5'.;
The steam from the Central heating
plant was turned on for the first time.
Friday afternoon and Mr.. Deitsrs is.
confident that the plant will be in
good working order by the first of the
week. The delay was caused by the
late arrival of an Expansion tank
which had been on the road for sew
|eral weeks. Nearly all the business
placeslin blocks 2, 3 and have been
connected and the armory building in
block Is, across Cakes street opposite
the Press Office n Ii 35s5
The New Eng land Still lwater-H Haley
stage has baen running according to
the winter schedule since November
1, making but three mail trips per
week. The mail leaves this office on
MONDAY, Wednesday and Friday morn
ings at 8 o'clock. For an indefinite
period Mr.. Gardner will run a passen-
ger stage on Tuesday, Thursday and
be looked after as usual ~
sS party of Is surveyors who have
been working on the N. P. survey
from Mandan to Flasher and west as
far as the Hettinger county seat, were
in the city Thursday and left on No.
4, with their surveying outfit, for St.
Paul 5y
Tom Vallancey, who has been con-
Quoting the opera house for the past
two months, finds that the manage
ment of the hall and his duties as
salesman for the Bismarck Grocery
Co are a little too strenuous and for
this reason he has decided to deyot:,
his entire time to the grocery bust
ness Mr.. Kihm is again acting as
manager of the opera house I
d.. S. Foley, special agent of the o..
s. land Office, with headquarters at
Helena, Mont, has been renewing az
quaintances in Dickinson the { past
week 1t is several ysars since Mr.,
Foley was in Dickinson and he notes
with pleasure the many improvements.
Owing TO the smallpox scare at Medo-
IA, Mr. Foley is unable to visit much
at his old home. 55
County Treasurer Dugald Stewart
and G. b. Davidson who recently fin.
ished the work of transcribing the
Bowman county records, left Friday
morning for the Bowman county
seat. s&:. f. sa5s
The famous A B. Clark ranch on
Tongue riVar, some 80 miles south of
Miles City, is now the property lof
Vim. Holton Dye of Dickinson and In
.dianapolis. The ranch comprises TO-
500 acres, 200 acres of which are
under irrigation and 5000 acres more
are ready for the ditch. Mr.. Dye owns
his own water ditch. The price paid
for this land was about $40 per acre,
and the present owner confidently ex-
poets to see it advance in price to $50
or $40 per acre within a few years. "A.
B. Clark, the originator Of the Miles
City horse sales, died last year. leav-
ing the handsome estate which has
just passed into the hands of Mr.. Dye.
Mr.. Dye has been dealing extensively
in wild lands in, western North Dako-
ia and eastern Montana the past few.
years, and Just last week sold a town
ship north Of Glendiye at 81 Per acre,
the same land having been purchased
by him two or three years ago at So
per acre. Mr.. Dye left for Indianapo-
lis en- Wednesday SKI ecting to return
to Dickinson in about ten days.
x. Curry, who recently leased his
paper, the Binford Times, for a term
of years, brought his family from
Griggs county to this city the first OF
the week. MI Curry went on for a
business trip to Belfield and the fam
lily left Tuesday for hornesteads In
Bowman county [.