The Dickinson press., 1903-10-17
German Dill pickles at Parker & Cos.

German Dill pickles at Parker & Cos.
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The directors Of the Medora school
district are getting ready to build two
new school houses.
Heinz bottled pickles at Parker &
Cos. 1o-1o-,f
J. w. Pogney who perishedi i'll the New
Salem fire Tuesday morning was from
Alpena, S. d., and has 4 sister teaching
in the Mandan school. Mr. Po.ney was
sleeping in the store of E. c. Otte & Co.
where he clerked.
Glendive independent: Pierre Wi
baux has purchased from the Northern
Pacific l,nd department 1886 acres in
Dawson county. sitli,ted on III. e .St side
OF the Yellowstone river from y point OPP.
posite rokna to the North Dakota line.
We sell you an 8-day, hour and half
hour strike and alarm clock with large
oak or mahogany frame for 1915; guaran-
teed to be as good as you CAN buy els
where for twice that money. T. J. Greene
& Co., Opticians, jewelers. and Engrav-
ers. Io-l7-tf
Bismarck will give a Tree barbecue to
the visitors in the city on account of the
irrigation convention to be held October
20 and 81. President James J. Hill will
give an address and other noted speak
ers are scheduled to speak at that time.
Frank Stone has commenced the ercc-
ton of a residence in the western part of
the city. Mr.. Stone will not have time
to erect the main part of his house this
fall but will get a comfortable place in
which to winter and the coming spring
will complete the same.
VIM. B. Galligan, one of the most care
full ranchers in the Cedar creek country,
was in for supplies the first of the week.
Mr.. Galligan has $50 tons of hay in his
stacks and fine corrals and sheds and a
good we'll of water and should not fear
the worst kind of winter weather.
The little sons of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c.
Haskin, MI. and Mrs Geo. Dobson, and
the little daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Breckon and MIR. and Mrs. H. F..
Hagerman were christened Sunday morn
ing at St. Johns church by Revs. C.. f.
Dobson and ]. H. Dobbyn.
New Salem had a disastrous fire early
Tuesday morning. The fire started in a
stable and burned four or FIVE stores and
the First National bank building and
Mr.. Pogney, clerk for Gets & Co., was
burned to death. The loss to property
is estimated at $4,000 with an insurance
| of about half that amount.
]. F. Brodie and ]. NJ. Watson recently
returned from a successful hunting trip
in the vicinity of Berthold. Mr.. Brodie
was very much impressed with the in
telligence of Frank P%ackinaw, a Young
Indian who had recently returned from
the east where he had obtained a SPLEEN
did education.
The social at Mrs. Linsley's was a
social and financial success despite the
disagrecable weather. The house was
crowded and the games and lunch
thoroughly enJoved. Mrs. Alley, Mrs.
| Hughes and Esther Fox cut for a prize
in 4 guessing game, Mrs. Alley winning.
The net proceeds were about S28.
John Riessbeck, who has charge of the
books and the general management of
the !. L. Brown store, has just inaugur-
ated the finest system of keeping &C
counts in the city. Manifold books are
arranged alphabetically in a case which
enables MIR. Riessbeck to turn at once to
the account Of any customer Of the store
and show clearly the transaction OF a
month or a year or any length of time
the account may have been standing.
Stephen Benneck was killed in The
Lehi5h mine Saturday night. He was
the night foreman and was at work in a
cut which the machine had made when a
heavy weight of coal and clay came down
and crushed his head. Deceased had a
wife and two children at St. Ann, Mimi,
where the remains, accompanied by two
brothers, were taken Sunday night. Nh.
Benneck was night foreman and had
been with the coal company Tor seven
years. Manager Brodie thought a great
dealof Mr.. Benneck and seriously regrets
the unfortunate accident.
Special services of unusual interest
and splendor next Sunday at St. Pat
rick's church. The preparations for this
event have been arranged and completed.
Rt. Rev. John Stanley, ID. D.Jbishop of
the diocese of Fargo, will administer
sacrament of confirmation. A large class
will also receive their first holy COM
munion. Miss Agnes Ray, assisted by
prominent local talent, will have charge
of the musical program. The services
will commence at 1890 a. m.
A Great Northern special went east
Monday forenoon and some of the Dick
inson people hoped to get sight OF j.
Hill, but they were disappointed as he
did not pass this way. yankee" Thomp:
son was at the station and the sight Of
the G. N. special recalled the fact that
over twenty years ago, when he was rum
ming a passenger engine between Fargo
and Brainerd, he took Mr.. Hill and party
out for two weeks on a tour OF inspection
on the Canadian Pacific. Mr.. Cakes OF
the Northern Pacific was in the party.
Married, Saturday, October 10, 1903, al
the Congregational parsonage, by Rev
H. v. Rominger, Mr.. Andrew Schoen-
lein and Miss Ida Sophia Smith of Oak.
dale, N. D. The groom was supported
by Mr.. Andrew Blank and the bride by
Miss Margaret Cavanaugh. Only rela.
tives and a few friends were present tc
witness the ceremony. Mr.. Schoenlein
is a prosperous young rancher who ha:
grown up in this locsIity and enjoys the
acquaintance of a large number OF
friends, and the same is also true OF the
bride. The wedding announcements
read that Mr.. and Mrs. Schoenlein vii
be at home to their friends after J%anuar,
1st.
A Congregational church society will
10 members was organized at Sentine
Butte this week. Rev. Gregory Powell
!, state superintendent, was present or
Sunday and Monday morning. L. F
Crawford was elected treasurer and Mrs
Crawford secretary. The trustees are
L. F. Crawford, VIM. Middleton ant
Herman Platz; deacons, c. V. Knox ane
Henry Gilbert. Mrs. Fred Gilbert was
; elected superintendent of Sunday school
and also president of the c. E. society,
Rev. Alexander Douglas who has been
supplying at this point was unanimously
; elected for another term. and the worl
appears to be in a promising condition
Services are held in the school house fol
the present, but it is expected that SOM
arrangements can be made another yeal
for a church edifice.