The Dickinson press., 1901-04-13
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a daughterswas born This week 10 Mi
and M HermsnL el,tzs j Taylors
The Easter$dancssgivle.n 81 The x +
club i pretty fsirs and pleasant
{. G. Simpson and Dan Nefsy have
shipped good work horses TO
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Litds TheosFrecman has been vcry2ill
Tbs. past week but seemed 4 little better
on Friday. $3.50
Those indebted 70 DR.. a. Dillon are
requested 70 cSilsand arrange Tor settle
Sment Of account at s
II troubled bv weak digestion. loss
Eot appetite. o constipation, trysafew
doses of@Ghamberlainss Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Every box warranted.
Forsale by all druggists.
Miss Murn will be at Taylor April e,
i23 and z4swith a very fine assortment OF
millinery. Please reserve orders for her;
will be jatthe Tracey House. 4.i3.at
The worklmaen will have. the opera
house finished this week and by next
Thursday. TIL date Of The Village Par
son. all dampnessw viii have dried out.
and ManagerStkeens will have everything
in apple,pie order.
We engraYe ycur initials on any$ar-
!ticle Of siiyerWare or watchtwe sell YOU,
free Of charge. Artistic engraving done.
in any style. Will be able to do all gold,
silver and nickel plating in a few weeks.
Angliss & Co. the leading jewellers and
opticians. 4-I3-lt
"The Village Parson" which comes TO
the opera house Thursday. April is. is
a strong drama stagedin acts, and
is said by all to be worthy successor Of
that great master piece Of modern.
drama, "Human Hearts" which made
such a hit in Dickinson last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cromhie of Car.
rington, N. D., are soon to to Dick
inson, having rented the Frank Gibbs
house. Nj. Crombie is general agent
Tor a large implement company and will
make this city his headquarters. Mrs.
|Crombie is a sister Of Mrs. r. H. John
son.
J.E. Van Eegan, a former Billings
county resident, wa an east-bound pas.
senger Monday night. Van Eegan went
to Alaska som years ago and is now on
his way to Germany where his mother
died a few months since, leaving an i'm
mense fortune which is to be divided be-
tween two or three children. Van spent
. day in Medora and told the boys that
he would surely return.
The Dickinson school board have re-
elected Prof. L. F. Crawford for another
year, also Misses Crowley, Cruden, Brown,
Johnston and ,Ncfsy. The three other
members OF the present corps of city
teachers have not made application for
reelection. Miss Wilkinson is arrang-
ing to take the civil service examination
and Miss HOMELAND is thinking of taking
a position as teacher In the Philippines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Gibbs will
leave about the first of May for western
New York where their aged parents live.
They have rented their Dickinson resi-
dence. MI. and Mrs. Gibbs came to
this state ia years ago this spring, as
members Of the New England Colony
association. They have done we'll here
and still retain their stock interests on
the Cannon Ball which will be looked
after by their s~on-in-law, Fred Griswold.
The Passions the many friends Of Mr..
and Mrs. Gibbs in wishing them con-
tinued health and prosperity.
Died-Sundav evening, April 7, Sophia
Gardner, aged 90 years. and 60 days.
Deceased was born in Canada. lived in
ST. Louis for many years and for the
past II years had lived with her grand.
child Mrs. VIM. J. Littlehales of this city.
She had rarely ever suffered sickness and
was sick but a month prior to death. She
was universally liked and can be said to
have lived an exemplary life. An only
daughter was here from Decatur, Illinois,
on visit some three years ago, and a
short time ago her s~on-in-law was here,
Services were held from the Catholic
church Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Z. H. Rudiselle entertained a
small company of lady friends at cards
on Monday afternoon, April 8, in homo
Of her tenth wedding anniversary. tn,
following were the guests invited: Mes
kdames Ayers, Crowl, Currie, L. a.. Simp
son, Scofeld. Littlehales, Courtney. Rich
ards, Manning, Johnson, McCloy, Jeffer
les, Gotta, Dostaler, Carter, Goodhue
IJ.. and "A. w. Freeman; Ray, Berry
Stickney. Gregory, kim, Greene, Law
renee, Dobson, Porter, Goodall, Tingle
Leonberger, and Mrs. SIN. Ferris, Mis-
Gunther of Medora. Mrs. Rudiselle die
not let her guests know that the part,
was to celebrate the anniversary OF he
marriage until tin souvenir plates wer,
passed as dessert was served, but til,
ladies squared themselves by sending
nice gift a day or two later.
In the matter of Reginald BrgLtman
aged 70 years, and Paul Tygum, aged Il
years, charged with grand larceny, til.
original charge was Withdrawn and the,
were charged with petit larceny TIL,
boys were taken into.court late Saturda,
night and given aschance to plead to tn
1eceor CHARGE which they did and u,er,