The Dickinson press., 1908-07-18
George Gotta left on Tuesday for a
short visit in Mandan.

george 'Sota lett ON Tuesday for a
short visit in Mandan.
A man was killed in Jamestown bv
being run over by the lo1 Ranch show
train.
The Epworth League of the Methodist
church held its monthly business meet
ing Tuesday evening. at the home Of r
H. Hayes. One new member was added
to the roll.
W. L. Carter, mentioned in the Press
last week, is making the government
soil survey in Stark, Dunn, Adams and
Hettinger counties. The territory 5000
square miles.
Mrs. James Soules, Frances :, and
James, Jr., arrived from Terre Haute,
Ind, Thursday. The family will occupy
rooms in the Stone home until their own
house on Barnes street is completed.
Mrs. A. M. Pomroy and three children
went as far as Palmer on the stage
Friday from which point they go north
to the Reems place to spend two or
three weeks.
The library board is in receipt of a
volume from Andrew Carnegie. 1t is
The Report of the National Arbitration
and Peace Conference. This is a very
interesting volume and will be a valuable
addition to our public library.
Byran is nominated but not yet elected.
This makes us uneasy on the silver
question. So we have arranged to give
away u Rogers nickel silver ware.
Call on US and learn particulars. Harle-
man 4 Scott. 7-18-2t
The Family Theatre Co. continues to
have a full house. For the a%ccommoda-
ton of everyone the pictures are shown
three times each evening. This week
they have been assisted by Mr.. Law
renee, a ventriloquist from Bismarck,
also a violin player.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Nichols, guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Mckinley for a week,
went to Mandan on Tuesday. Mr..
Nichols has to return to his work in
Chicago the first of the week, but Mrs.
Nichols may visit her parents in this
city again before returning.
Miss Fannie Mueller, who has a fine
homestead adjoining the townsite of
Reeder, returned from the Twin Cities
this week, where she had selected a
stock of dry goods for the Left store.
Miss Mueller visited Mr. and Mrs. F. S
Cunningham before going south on the
Left stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Gilman and two
children of St. Louis, Mo-, arrived in
Dickinson the past week t visit at the
home of MI. and Mrs. B. Goodall. Mrs.
Gilman is a sister of Mrs. Goodall and
remains in the city for a short time.
Mr.. Gilman is cashier of the Burlington
railroad at St. Louis and returned home
via St. Paul, the last of the week.
Among the interpretations registered at
Bismarck this week was that of the
German Commercial Club of Dickinson.
North Dakota. The incorporators are.
John Andor, George OFT, Matthias Beres,
Valentine Koch, F. C. Steaen, Paul
Braun, George Frank, J. A. Mack, John
Stockler, John Meyer, Jr. and Carl
Schaeffer, all of this city. The club
meets every second and fourth Tuesday
in its rooms in the German Mercantile
block. The object of the club is to adj
vance the interests of South Dickinson.
J.. P. Berringer has sold lots /. 2 and :
in block 7, in the eastern part of the city
to John Stacker. This is the property
Mr.. Berringer purchased of John Reuter-
and formerly occupied himself. In the
deal Mr.. Berringer takes a good brick
house in South Dickinson, two vacant
lots and some cash, a total value of
about $4,000. Mr.. Berringer has good
residence lots on Clough street, south of
the Dickinson hospital, where he will
eventually erect a modern dwelling for
himself and family. Nh. Berringer has
attended strictly to business since he be-
came a resident of Dickinson and
certainly is entitled to the best there is
in the way of a home. The Stacklers
expect to fit their.new property up for a
restaurant, and the barn on the lots will
be used for a feed stable. The city
market and the Walton & Davis Co.
yards in this part of the city brings a
great deal Of trade from the country in
this line.
A good example. Of, what thrift and
perseverance will do is seen in the case
of Mr.. and Mrs. W.. w. Phipps, who
came to Stark county about nine years
ago. Mr.. Phipps had. been conducting a
business school iii Duluth for nine years,
but on account Of his health came here.
He engaged in the sheep business and
later added cattle. His ranch was
about 10 miles northwest of Dickinson,