The Dickinson press., 1907-08-24
THE DICKINSON PRESS, AUGUST ~, 1907
Boys suits With long and short pants.

THExHUB.
c. H. Engen was up from Taylor this
week.
\ t. 3 a'r y;s.;.a handy barn. Apply =
&C. Mead was in from the Cannon
Ball this week.
L. Christensen was down from Bel.
field on Tuesday.
H: F: Hatch il recovering from a
surgical operation.
Attorney L. r. Baird leaves this week
for a weeks visit in the Twin Cities.
J. A. Eberhard of Rockspring was a
business visitor in the city this week.
For Sale-two sets harness and two
wagons. c. H. Defoe. Dickinson, N. D..
8.3.tf
Frank Stone and daughter, Annie,
came down from the ranch the past
week.
Ned McCadam Of Mandan wal re.
newing acquaintance In Dickinson this
week.
Roderick Morris has been acting %
advance agent for the local Bijou Co. for
the past week.
H. H. Hamilton and partner arrived In
the city on Thursday and went 10
Bowman county the following day.
Wanted-A girl for general house.
work. $40. Apply to Mrs. ]. E. Phelan,
Dickinson. Phone s.. 8.24.tt
George Thornsen, a former resident'of
Belfeld, now of Oregon. wal calling on
old friends in this city on Tuesday.
J.. M. Hellickson of the Custer Trail
was an m interested interested spectator q! The; sale.
horses which range on the head waters
Of the Cannon Ball. =.
MI. and Mrs. ]. E. Phelan expect a
visit from DR.. and Mrs. Darrow this
week. The doctor and his wife are
returning to Fargo from a trip to the
Yellowstone Park.
Miss Genevieve Nagle, who has been
spending several weeks with her brothers
near Saltwater, was a. guest of Sheriff
and Mrs. T. N. Hartutg for a short visit
on her return to jamestown.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donaldson, own.
ers of the Custer Trail, were down for
the opening of the horse sales. They
were accompanied by Miss Croker,
Messrs. B. Roach of New York and N,
P. Wilson of Chicago.
Dr. c. L. Smith and J.. c. F. Parker oil
this city, ]. A. Ferris of Medora and ]
E. Dyer of Belfeld returned the first Of
the week from their Canadian trip into
the Alberta country. Every member oil
the party was greatly pleased with the
country and the trip.
Don't fail to consult DR.. MacLachlan
the Bismarck eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist on his next visit to Dickinson
if you are suffering from any disease
which needs special treatment or are il
Monday, September 10th, at DR.. Fisher!
Office. 8-24-41
Manager B. H. Crawford announce.
that his people have secured permission
from the Northern Pacific railway com
pany to erect a grain elevator on the
right Of way in the industrial yard II
the western portion of the city. Later
when a mill site has been defnitel,
settled upon, it is expected that another
grain warehouse will be erected.
The Dickinson Heating and Plumbing
Co. have commenced the work of lay
ing the pipes from the electric ligh
station for the central heating plant
The main pipes will be laid on Barnes
street north to the first alley and cas-
and west on the alley to take in just thu
business places. The company also ha'
the contract for the new heating appa
ratus to be installed in the Sisters
academy on the south side and S,
Patrick's church.
The concert given by the Dickinson
Commercial Club band in the oper
house Monday evening was a success il
every ems of the word. The boy
made a remarkable showing in al
branches of their work, which was full
appreciated by the large audience. tn
following program was rendered wit
numerous encores: March, me,
= Colonial; waltz. Daddy Dear; owe,
. . ture, "Quite Right; waltz. "Dolcina'
|. |, serenade, "Cupid's Charms; marcl
. "Old Faithful; overture, "Silvery Star
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