The Dickinson press., 1891-10-31
Marriage.

Hill To MISS Maggie Lewis on wed
nesday evening at the residence OF
the brides parents OH Hannaford
street. The ceremony vas perform
ed at Il few minutes past $50 O'Clock
by Rev. l.. E. Brown, in the presence
of so to 60 invited guests.
MI. Hill is Il conductor OH the Mis-.
souri, division of the Northern Paci.
fc, Il resident of Dickinson for about
five years, who has many friends and
no enemies, and who has good habits
and II good standing among his nc.
quaintmces. Mrs. Hill has been II
resident IF Dickinson for over three
years. She is Il lady who stands high
in Dickinson circles and one who has
the highest esteem of II large number
of acquaintances.
The bride was dressed in IL cream
cashmere, trimmed with gold passe-
menterie and carried cream roses. The
bridesmaid, Miss Jessie Lewis. sister
of the bride, VAS dressed in Il gray
French cashmere and carried pink
roses. James Haskins was the best
man.
Some minutes we're taken up in en-
tending congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill. after which the guests
were served to a bountiful repast and
joined for a short time in general con-
v%ersation. In a large DON upstairs
was spread, probably, the largest dis
play of presents ever presented to u
couple in Dickinson. The different
articles were both rich and useful,
and selected with much care.
"A telegram from the groom's
mother, sister and brother, of San
Antonio, Tex, was handed Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill ut the alter; also one from
the groom's brother in Butte CITY,
Mont.
"A reception ball was given Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill ut the Rink, where dancing
began at 8 O'Clock and was kept up for
over two hours, to the enjoyment of
the participants.
MI. and Mrs. Hill will he at home
i'll Dickinson after November Is.
Following is Il list of presents and
their donors:
Two easy chairs, o. II. Dahl, w.
Porter, j. Broadbent, j. z. Ross, j.
Calkins, b. Hood, y. Joyce, o. Flynn,
j. A. Joyce, ID. klinefelter, G. Augh-
nay, j. o. Gray, j. ID. Donahue and
Geo. Stabler, trainmen; elegant china
set of dishes, G. II, Klinefelter, Jr., j.
M. Conway, G. +. Wilde, VIM. Gala.
CHER, Hugh McKeever, Ed. Augllnay,
j. G. Haskins and M. Il. Smith, con.
ductors; plush rocker, L. w. Hill,
brother Of groom, Butte City, Mont;
trousseau, MI. and Mrs. A. Lewis,
parents of bride; silver set--knives
forks, spoons, napkin rings, etc, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Kidd, Mandan; silver
fruit dish and water set, Geo. Lewis;
point lace handkerchief, Miss Jessie
Lewis; canary bird and cage, Mrs. T..
Haskins; silver pickle castor, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. "A. Hickman; silver cake has
ket, Elmer Hagan; silver butter dish,
Joe Crosthwaite; silver tea set and
piano lamp, Ed. Buttcrlield; silver
card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II.
Pond; silver fruit spoons, MI. and
Mrs. j. q. Campbell; dozen silver tea
spoons, Archie Campbell; coffee
spoons and towels, M. l.. Ayers; sill
yer butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. M. IL.
Linsley; half dozen fruit knives, MI.
and Mrs. j. Z. Jingle; nut picks and
mirror, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Granteer;
silver pickle dish, MI. and Mrs. S. T.,
Gotta; fancy tea pot, MI. and Mrs. j.
A. McGregor; oxidized silver carving
set, w. j.. Richards; fruit dish, Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Dickinson; half dozen
cut glass tumblers, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
1Iersey; pair of elegant vases. MI. and
Mrs. ). Il. Bolton; pair of toilet bot
ties, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Barber; bread
and milk set, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Deffe.
bach; half dozen fruit plates, Miss
Lou Dobson; fruit dish, Merlin Heck.
man; tray and cracker jar, Dr.. and
Mrs. V. III. Stickncy; bread and milk
set, Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Ray; china
cuspidor, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. +. Kline
feltrr: album. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Freeman; satin cider down comforter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Phelan; pair of
white blankets and white table cloths,
MIR. and Mrs. G. II. Klinefelter, ST.,
dozen table napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
G. McGillivray; table cloth and dozen
napkins. Mrs. Cllas. Caravan; hand
painted cellnloid ornament, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. c. Wethy, Mandan; fancy
linen, Miss Lois Snyder, Topeka, Kan.
The Dickinson Monday Literary
Club, which meets next Monday even.
ing as per adjournment last spring,
will have an informal meeting at the
Congregational church, and it's Liter.
AIRY program will consist of II Sobri-
quet Contest. All are cordially invit-
ell. The exercises a week from next
Monday evening, the 9th, will be Il
review of George Elliot's novel s'Ro-
mola." The following characters
assigned:
Romola-Mrs. w. +. Cunningham.
Savenarola-L. a. Simpson.
The Barber
TitO--I.. Il. Brown.