The Dickinson press., 1903-10-24

Fur coats refined. The Hub. Io.24-1t
Miss Mary Lynch returned from her
eastern vacation Thursday.
Hand-me-Dow best fitting suits in
town at b Hub. 1o-24-I
O. T. and E. S. Clough returned to New
England on Friday morning.
j. Sweeney, one Of the N. P. boys, is
visiting for a few weeks at his home in
Minnesota.
Whortleberries, evaporated, at Sco-
fields. A good pie timber"-2s cents
per pound. Io-74-tf
Frank Myer has his house in the Mes
sersmith- Simpson addition ready for &C.
cupancy.
Our line Of fancy dishes will please
you: Look it over at your first oppor-
tunity. Geo. Drenkel. 1o.24-tf
The Rev. Gilmore Cunningham, who
comes to succeed Rev. S. M. Roadhouse
as pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Epis-
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Breckon on
Clough street, directly east of the court
house.
Use bon ami for cleaning glass, silver
and nickle ware-the best article on the
market for this purpose. Seofeld sells
it at 10 cents. 1o.24-tf
District court was convened Thursday
morning. The Emil Kasteen case was
called and tried. The jury was GU,
about FIVE hours in the evening and re.
turned a verdict for defendant. There
was no question as to the forgery charged
but the jury believed that the boy was
not responsible for his acts. A motion
for a new trial in the T. E. Johnson cast
was denied. This case was tried at the
last term of court in Billings county. De
PENDANT was convicted of shooting one O.
E. E. Mikkslson's horses and was sen
fenced to one year in prison, The first
case called Friday morning was the Ross
case from the u~norganized territory
southwest.-Later. Rose was acquitted
F. S. Dolman, the N. P. brakeman WHIT
broke into a car and stole merchandise
got a sentence of 20 deys and a fine o
$50. A jury is being %empaneled in thu
Robert Poole case.
A very pleasant farewell dancing par
ty was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. r. How
ard at the Bowery Wednesday evening
by their many friends. Ninety.thret
responded to the dainty invitations
Dancing was enjoyed until midnigh
when light refreshments were served
after which dancing was resumed unit
three, Mrs. McKibbin and Angus Mel
furnishing music. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
were presented with a beautiful silve
berry dish before the company separated
The Howards have resided in the cit,
about a year where Mr.. Howard haj
been foreman of the night switching
crew and very popular with the railroad
; boys. They left for the west Thursday
Those fancy dishes at Drenkel's ar
, attracting much attention, and If yol
want something good in this line cal
around. Io-24-t
MI. Jack O'Bannon and Miss Nelli
Carroll, both of Yule, Billings county
were married by Rev. H. V. Rominge
at the Congregational parsonage o.
Tuesday evening, October 2oth. Ate
the ceremony a wedding dinner was par
taken of by the newly married coupl
and a few invited guests. Mr.. and Mrs
j, O'Bannon left Dickinson on WEDNESDAY
afternoon for the Carroll ranch nea
Yule where they will reside IN the future
The bride was born near Laramie, Wyo
but has resided the past four or fv
years with her parents in Billings count
where she has been a popular younI
lady. Mr.. O'Bannon is a young an
prosperous rancher who came to Billing
county from Texas with a herd of eattl
a little over a year ago, and is highl,
spoken of. The best wishes of man,
friends attend this couple that they ma
ever live in peace, and prosperity an
happiness attend their future.