The Dickinson press., 1909-04-17

~ OSAAVVA . . - Va 0s0V-
stone.
Oscar Pelton took the climax sack Of
-four. premium at the Unique Saturday
night.
Miss Annie Arnold spent Easter in the
country southeast Of Gladstone. -.
Wilson Eyer was made acquainted
with the first steps in Masonry last
Friday night 4s
Wanted-Reliable, energetic man to,
sell lubricatins oils. sreases and paints
In Stark and adjacent counties Salary
OF commission. Stetson Oil Co.. Ceve-,
land, Ohio. ~ 4-l7-1t
Never buy a poor broom to save a
dime. The best is always the cheapest.
Ask for L. D. Gray & Sons. 4-i7-2p,,
F1orian Krank Of Richardton spent
Sunday with relatives and friends
in the city. @ / i. I, .s.*,.. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. .Danielson Of
Bismarck were visitors in the city on
Wednesday and Thursday.
Fred Shirky was down from BeldeId
| Wednesday and delivered q fine team
that his father sold to Frank Lish.
d.. F. E. Jones Of Stanton, N. D.,
| visited at the j. van der Las home over
Sunday and left Monday night for
Portland. Ore. where he will remain
for some little time.
W. r. Fioleate has forwarded a
sample Of briquettes made from our
Ignite coal at the University. The
blocks are ON exhibition at the Dickin-
son high school.
Mrs. R. N. Blackburn was in from
Oakdale over Sunday Their little baby.
Anas Stasha, was christened Sunday
Mrs Blackburn reports that the triplets
are all we'll and happy.
Among those from Mandan who, at
tended the enaineers' ball Monday even
Ing were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Donald. Mr.. and Mrs c. C. Atkinson,
Charles H. Slater, joseph Ctosthwaite
and F. ". McKendry.
G. F. Wilson. who had been putting
in several days in this locality. returned
to Cedar Falls. Iowa. the latter part
of the week. He did quite q little real
estate business on thisttrip and expects
toi:feturn with more landseekers in q few
days.
The Stark County Sunday School
association will hold a convention at
Dickinson Wednesday and Thursday.
April 81 and %, at the Congregational
church. All of the Sunday schools
should take notice and send their dele
gates. Good entertainment will be
provided for the visitors.
j. Vaughn has started work. on a
cottage on his lots north of his beautiful
brick residence on First street north.
1t is to be a good-sized frame building
and will be completed in less than two
months. MI. Vaughn may decide to
sell his big house and make his home
in the cottage.
]. H. Shurtliff of Gladstone was in
town last week and placed an advertise
ment in the PRESS for some stray horses
and on Monday of this week he was in
again and advised us to discontinue the
advertisement as it had done the BUSH
ness. On Sunday his five horses were
returned to him in a bunch by a party
who read the paper, rounded up the
horses and drove them 20 miles to Mr..
Shurtliff's place.
The street sprinkler was u for the
first time on Thursday. This year the
water wagon will be run byS. L. Carroll.
who will make his own collections from
the business men on the old schedule
of 81 per month. The bills will be
presented to those benefited on the
first of each month and al the end of
the season there will be no uncollected
accounts. Last year the task of making
collections was loaded upon some Of
the business men.
II. F. Beeman. the contractor, has
started off the season of 1909 in fine
shape, having completed several new
houses. He began by putting up a
cottage for himself and since complet-
ing that has put up small houses for
Carl ~Schaubach, E. j. Scharf, Jim
Adair. N. P. Nelson and F. C. Angliss
and he is now working on contracts for
Postmaster N. C. Lawrence and B. H.
Crawford. Mr.. Lawrence will put up
a fine house on Sims street, opposite
the residence of ALI White and Mr..
Crawford's new house is to be located
south of the DiDeman place on
Marguerite boulevard. Mr.. Beeman has
charge of the repair work at Crowley's
drug store.
The last number of the Sheaf contains
some interesting notes from the Dickin-s