The Dickinson press., 1908-08-22

III. Ayers Of Montpelier, Vermont, is
visiting his son, M. L. Ayers, of this city.
Wanted-Good girl to assist in ah6iiSe
work. Address, r. PRESS Office. 8s8tf
Mi. and Mrs. Mark Sutherland are *
pected home from their Idaho trip abort
the 2Sth. w ss3sk
Everything you want for the canni1g
of your fruit at A. T. Crowl & Co.'S. 7-75tf
During the. fever. illness of, w. c.
Boehlke, Fred, Uecker is helping out at
the market. ~ 't'N' Es ~
School suits, coat with two pairs of
pants TO match for S. at the Hub. 8-1s-4t
E.E. Cook was in the past week super
intending the extensive repairs being
made on his Barnes street residente.
Fred Wyman, the Belfeld real estate
man, is very successful selling horses
these days. He was Dickinson visitor
on Monday.
Col. Frank. Lish returned last Saturday
from Lincoln, Nebraska, where he took
part in the VIM. J. Bryan notification
ceremonies on the I2th.. :
Miss Mary Zirmer of Taylor was in
Dickinson last Saturday to make commu-
tation proof on 16o acres of land. Carl
and August Padduch acted as witnesses.
Persons who will rent rooms or take
boarders or who will room and board
both, please communicate with p. S.
Berg, superintendent of the city schools.
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Isaac Cassell and daughter, Miss Susie
= 1f T
Dickinson on Monday. Mr.. Cassell owns
land 80 miles north of this city and is out
to look the same over and Incidentally
for little recreation.
Thomas w. Wallace of Gaylord made
Communication proof on land at the Dick
inson U. S. land Office last Saturday.
Wallace; Chase and Clark. Russell acted
as his witnesses. Mr. Wallace's former
home was in Faribault, MINI.
The Dickinson Fire & Pressed Brick
Co. received an order by mail the past
week for $4,000 white facing brick for a
public building in Seattle. Shipment
fora part of the order, will commence
right away. The local bricks cdfnpany
supplied brick for government contract
in Seattle year or two ago. -',>:'' "a.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One OF the very
best weekly newspapers in the state Of
Iowa for the money invested. First eight
months Of the year shows cash business
of nearly $4,000. Leading official paper
OF the county with sworn circulation of
1900. Must sell to give possession Sept;
1st. Will sell for reasonable amount
or will trade for land. F. G. Mitchell,
S.8.2t kensett, Iowa,
Tom Matheson will not return to
Dickinson with Company K. He is
planning to enter the University of
Washington next month and will mean
time get established in cartoon work for
the coast papers. Mr.. Matheson has
marked artistic talent and paid his ex-
penses last year at the North Dakots,
university at Grand Forks by cartoon.
work but thinks his chances in that line:
of work will be better in larger city.
Therefore he is making change.
Opera house Monday; August "a. In
"The -Four Corners of the Earth" which
is meeting with such universal favor en-
tour, is one of the heaviest melodramatic
productions of the year. Seenicallyit is
without an equal and from a dramatic
standpoint is little short of ideal.. The
stage settings are all new, true to the
situations and elaborate, careful attention
having been paid to detail. Klimt T.
Gazzolo are exploiting this attraction
with much augmented and talented
cast