The Dickinson press., 1907-04-06

"a. Fulcher has moved his family from
Bismarck to the Turner house, recently
vacated by DR.. Gartley. MI. FulcherJ
is the block man, for this territory, for
the International Harvester Co. and
will make Dickinson his business head
quarters. '.ha''ts ''tf'@
Wanted-ahout May 1, a capable
girl, for general house work, American
or Norwegian preferred. Best of wages
to one of experience, able to 60 ahead
with, all kinds of work. None other
need.apply. Mrs. NIL. Ayers, Dickin-
son, N. D.. 4.6-2t
Miss Serena Flattunn and her nephew,
Halver Flattum, were in from Wolf
Butte this week. They have tine claims
in this thriving settlement, a short dis
lance from the Milwaukee. Miss Flat
tum remains in the city a few days to
look up various matters at the U. S.
land office.
Miss Adath Bigley. of Bismarck
recently arrived in the city and has
commenced her duties as operator at
the telephone Office. The office tor the
past two weeks has been connected
with the Twin Cities. A party this
week talked with friends in St. Panl
within two minutes after the call wal
put in.
At a meeting of the Commercial club
held Thursday evening ]. D. Pierson,
George Burgess, M. j. Johnson, ]. A.
Ferris and Harve Robinson were elected
to membership. Applications for men,
bership were received from three resi-
dents and three non-residents. The at
tendance was small and no special
work was done.
Rev. GA. Severson of Kenyon, MIMI,
arrived in this city Wednesday evening.
MI. Severson, who brought out a party
of twenty from Goodhue county, Mimi,
is doing an extensive business in the
locating line. He will locate this party
in the southeastern part of Hettinger
county. Mr. Severson brings his parties
from the county of Goodhue and has al.
ready located quite a colony nea the
South Dakota line. He expects his
family will reach this city the latter part
of the month and make their home ON
his claim in the country south.
On May first Albert Left will inuger-
ate a private daily passenger stage
coach route between Dickinson and the
Milwaukee survey IS miles south. The
stage will leave this city every morning
at 7to'clock, arriving at point Of desti.
nation. at 6 o'clock in the evening
The. incoming stage will arrive here a,
6 o'clock also. Nj. Left will arrange
for relays of horses so that these long
trips can be made without any.dificulty
and it WILDE a great accommodation te
the large number OF people who will
have occasion to 60 back and forth Otter
this season. Mr.. Left is now taking
lumber south for a new store, hotel, feed
stables, etc, which he is erecting on the
Milwaukee survey.
Things have.been very lively at thu
III. Stand Office for the past two weeks
and the. register, receiver. and three
clerks are kept busy every minute. Or
Monday 81 homestead entries were
made and many homeseekers were I'm
able toEscrowd into the Office. For ths
past week the streets have been crowded
with people from the east who arr
going 10 locate in the surrounding terri
tory. Theexcursion Wednesday brough'
more h~omeseekers than the hotels coull
accommodate, and more than a hundred
weary travellers searchedSabout the city
TO fnda place to sleepand rest for the
night. 1. IA. Davis. & Son transformed