The Dickinson press., 1908-09-05
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Fine Structures

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+. H. Nichols. for the Geo Heaton
Lumber Co, is hushinlg the work on the
Jessen building and it will be only a few
weeks before the new place is occupied
The first floor, Office rooms and base
|ment are already rented and everything
should be ready for occupancy by
October Ist. 4
The first floor will be arranged for a
theatre and r. r. Warren of Valley City
has leased this part Of the building until
June, 1910, for a moving picture show.
He Is an expert in his line and with a
nicely arranged theatre, raised chairs
and stage, he will be able to entertain
people interested in moving pictures and
select vaudeville.
Drs. Fisher and Stribling will have
the front half Of the second floor, occupy
ing four large rooms, while DR.. G. A.
Clark will have dental parlors in the
rear rooms on the same floor.
The basement will be nicely fitted up
for a barber shop and the quarters have
been leased by Max Beres, who has con-
Quoted the shop in the American house
for several years.
Mr.. lessen will. continue his clothing
business in the E. ]. Berry building .un-
til his lease expires in June, 1910, when
"The Hub" will change its location.
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c. F. Gordon, contractor for the Wal
ton & Davis Lumber Co., is rushing the
work on the Berringer Bros store build
ing on Sims street and expects to have
everything completed by September 18th.
The brick work will be completed this
week and it will require only a few days
for the interior finish and by the 18th the
building will be in charge of. Berringer
Bros. and the knights of Pythias, who
have engaged the second story for lodge
rooms. These rooms will be shared as
lodge quarters by the Elks as soon as a
lodge is instituted in Dickinson.
The building will be one of the best in
that part of the city and will add con-
siderable to the general appearance of
Sims street. The old building will be
moved to a site just east of the. North
Dakota hotel on Willard street to be
used as an annex.
SIMPSON BUILDING
C.. A. Bloomis hurlying the work on the
new Simpson building on Barnes street
and expects to have it ready for occu-
pancy by. September IS. The brick
work will be finished this week and the
other work has been followed up to the
last scratch. The plastering on the first
floor has been completed and the second
floor will be finished as soon as the wood
work has been done.
Pomroy & Leonard are satisfied that
their quarters for the photograph gallery
will be in keeping with the original plans
and the Offices in the front part will be
arranged in such taste that they will not
lack for renters. Several applications
for these rooms have already been made.
Reed Brothers, who have established
an excellent business in this city during
their two years stay, will occupy the
first floor for their store and expect to be
in their new quarters in about two weeks.
The change on Barnes street will be
one Of the best improvements for several
years and will be greatly appreciated by
the citizens in every part spf the city.
Since the building = housekeeping
has gone al without hitch and the work
hasAbeen very satisfactory I an con,
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