The Dickinson press., 1907-06-15

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orator and sign man. Artistic and up.
to-date work. Office Northwestern Build.
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The Misses Ida and Minnie Black
mere finished their labors at the Brislin
bakery the first Of the week and left
Tuesday tor Devils Lake, where they
have employment in a.hotel.
Miss Eva M. Alcott will be at Miss
Hoiemoe's studio, in the Senour &
Langley building, on Tuesdays and
Fridays to meet those who desire to
arrange for lessons in voice culture.
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w. ]. Buchner is excavating for a
cellar on the lot west of his house and
will move the present house to the new
foundation at the corner of Hannaford
and Barney streets. Many changes will
be made in the construction Of the house.
Mrs. v. H. Stickney and two daugh-
tiers returned Monday from the cities,
and on the following day Dr.. Stickney
returned from Atlantic City, N. J.. where
he attended, as delegate from this state,
the meeting of the National Medical
association.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Hess and daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Carl Haden and Miss Eula
Hess, and son, Lloyd Hess. arrived
Tuesday from Armstrong, Ia, for a sew
eral weeks visit at the home of J. L.
van der Las. MI. Hess may dispose Of
his property in Iowa and locate in this
state.
Mat Benn and mother, Mrs. Benn,
came we the past week from the Big
Missouri country and were joined here
by a sister and daughter, Mrs. Rock
wood of Blackford, Idaho. After visit.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Goodall for a
day or two they left overland for the
Belle Fourche country in S. D.
Fred Christensen returned Thursday
from his studies at the North Dakota
university at Grand Forks, and on Fri
day Mary and Andy Mckinley returned
from St. Paul. Others expected to re.
turn this week from the Twin City
schools are the Misses Lula Rowell,
Alice Cuskelly, Lillian kim, Genevieve
White and Marion Howe. "
Cashier Frank Rhoda of the Security
Bank of Hettinger arrived the first Of
the week from Fingel, this state. The
Security bank will open for business at
the new county seat of Adams within a
short time and Cashier Rhoda is busy
getting the necessary equipment
shipped out. Articles of incorporation
of the Security bank appear in this
issue.
j. E. McCoui left Tuesday. with a ca,
of stock and goods for his new home
near Lakeview, Oregon. MI. McGoul
left Oregon in 1880 and came to this
country in 1883. Mr.. McCoul is a good
citizen and has a large circle of friends
particularly among the old timers, il
Stark and Billings counties, who wish
him success on his return to his native
state
S. P. Fletcher of Fargo recently ar.
rived in the city and is o permanently
installed as meat cutter and general
assistant with Berringer Bros. Mr.
Fletcher and his father, v. v. Fletcher
were engaged in the meat business in
Fargo Tor several years. These gentle,
men have purchased land IS miles
northwest of the city and will make
Dickinson their business headquarters
Col. A. P. Peake was in Dickinson
Wednesday on his way to Bowman
county, where the Consolidated Coal Co
has a splendid mine near the Milwaukee
extension, which they are developing
They realize the importance Of having
coal ready to ship as soon as the new
road is ironea and are doing their bes,
to get in readiness for an extensive falls
business. The same company ha.
ordered new machinery and will double
the output of their Lehigh mine the
coming fall.
The local ball team has made arrange,
ments for a game Sunday with. the New
Salem team and will try to arrange
game with the same team on Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday the boys will
cross bats with a team from Mott. The
grounds west of the city have been pu,
in shape and seats have been put ur
for the benefit of those who pay the
regular IS cents admission fee. Those
: who do not pay the price will have tc
take their places behind the seats te
witness all the games played-until the
fence is built. During the week the
games will be called at a late hour If
order to give people an opportunity t
attend the horse sale before going to thu
game.
The Bijou Theatre Co. has been vel
patronized for the past week. New at
fractions have been added and the reg
ular features improved under the man,
agement of I. E. Linden. Amateur
night was observed Wednesday even
ing-according to the company's custom
and the entertainment proved the besI
Of the season. 1t is only a question of Z
performers will be promoted to the elias!
Of artists. The boxing matches, violir
selections and singing were received
with great favor by the audience. Thu
company has an entire change Of pro
gram every Monday and Thursday
evenings. and IN Friday evenings, aftei
the regular entertainment, a socia
dance is held. The local orchestra fur
nishes music for the dance, which
affords amusement for many of thu
Young people, verifying the popularit,