The Dickinson press., 1903-08-22

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Kilmer,
August IS. a>daughter.
Peter Wagner and son Charles were
in the city this week IN legal business.
Attorney Simpson expects to return
from Hunters Hot Springs the last Of
next week.
The father Of ]. E. Cobb and Miss Lii
lian Cobb arrived the past week from
Maine.
Fire was discovered in the coal docks
again this week, but it did not amount to
much.
Will Eaton OF the Custer trail ranch
nenr Medora, was an cast bound pas
senger on Thursday.
Father Gumper vt Breckenridge. an
old friend of Father Rabsteinek, was in
the city this week.
Oscar Olson has passed the examina-
ton and goes out now as n OF the new
N. P. freight conductors.
Miss Joanna Mccarthy of this county
has engaged to teach the Sentinel Butte
school commencing Sept. 7.
Miss Anna Stoudt vent to the Twin
Cities tho first of the week. She will re-
turn in few weeks to trim at the Brown
store as in the past.
Miss Annie WEIGH, who has been CON
Quoting a private school at the Geo.
Harkins ranch, came in or the New Eng
land stage on Thursday.
A large company Of land seekers came
in from the east on Thursday. John Van
der Las got teams and took the party as
far as New England in the evening.
A. H. Dieters who recently bought an
interest in the Hughes electric light
plant has been in the city the past week.
Mr.. Dieters will bring his family here
ON
Prof. H. Ernst. D. D., Of the German
Evangelical Lutheran Seminary of St.
Paul was a visitor this week at the homes
Of Rev. o. +. Just and G. r. Wanne-
macher Of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hughes, Of Bis
marck, arrived in Dickinson on Thurs
day. Mr.. Hughes expects to railroad
here He has a brother here, Bert, who
fires for Engineer Larson.
AT the Congregational church next
Sunday morning the pastor will preach
on 1.-The Stewardship of Life" In the
evening the service will be in union with
the Methodists at their church.
Edwin Johnson came in from the ranch
Thursday evening to meet his mother,
Mrs. H. NJ. Johnson, and sister, Miss
Ortha A. Johnson, Of Shrewsbury, Ver-
mont, who are out for a short visit.
G.. X. Wannemacher of this city has sold
all his interest in the cattle of the Rainy
Butte Stock Co. MI. Wannemacher,
however, retains his land and the ranch
improvements used by the said stock Co.
Father .2absteinek expects to leave
the first OF the week for a short vacation.
He has been delayed so long in getting
away that the most of his time will be
occupied with work in connection with
St. Joseph's fair.
Ingvald Kampen and Miss Estella
Harmon, both of Medora, we're married
by Rev. H. V. Roningcr at the Congre-
gational parsonage on Wednesday after
noon, Aug. 10th. The happy couple went
t Minneapolis for a wedding trip.
Contractor Hakke commenced on the
new McClov 4 Senonr building the
first OF the week. AS Dor as the neces-
sarv material arrives for the high school
annex Mr.. Bake will get a large crew
of masons and rush the work on both
buildings.
Tuesday evening Mrs. H. l.. Dickin-
son gave an informal party Tor MIR. and
Mrs. l.. +. Crawford. Miss Nellie Orch
ard Of Fargo was present and the mem
bers OF tn" Congregation choir, in all
about Twenty guests. A fine musical
program was rtn Tered.
All members Of the Altar society OF
st. Pauick's CHI irch are requested to
meet with Mrs. J. CuskelIy, Barnes St,
on Wednesday, Aug 10, at ago p. NJ. to
arrange Tor an apron and food sale to be
given al Miss Murn'S store on Sims ST.
Saturday p. M, Aug. 20, at z p. IN.
Landlord kim is putting in a sewer
age and waterworks sySt"m for the ST.
Charles that will prove very beneficial to
the patrons of The house. The wash
room will be on the first floor instead of
in The basement and will he supplied
with hot and cold water. Bah and wash
rooms will also be put in on the second
floor.
w. 5. Stone of Eden, Iowa, who has
recently been appointed Grand Chief OF
the Locomotive Engineers for the U. S.
and Canada at a $4,000 salary to succeed
the late P. NJ. Arthur, is a cousin of Al.
and Ed. Nichols, and we'll known by w
|. Breckon who fired for him some years
ago on the Rock lslasd road.
M. N. Bran of this city has not only
donated $40 for the benefit of St. Joseph:
church, but promises to give towards the
grand fair to be held for a week in Oc
/ tober a fine gentleman's suit, to be dis
| posed OF among the patrons voting fol
| the most popular young ladies contest
| ing for this honor. Father Rabsteinek
is very much gratihed with Mr.. Bran,
| gifts, which he considers only equal tc
| the merited standing of the donor:
house.
The Junior ball team played the banc
| boys Sunday morning. The score va:
a to q in favor of the musicians. The
game lasted three hours and furnished
no small amount Of amusement to the
| SPECTATORS who are said to have nun
bered some less than fifty. The boy!
are not discouraged at their defeat anc
will do some good hard practice worI
now in order that they may take a game
or or two from the old fellows. Pau
White is captain Of the juniors ant
usually does the t%wirling but on Sunda,
he called to his assistance b. H. Fois
croft.
T.. !. Farrell was much interested j,
an article which appeared in the Mime
apolis Journal a few days ago regardin.
the finding of a mans bones and II!
bones of a horse in an old prospect holt
at Virginia City, Mont. Mr.. Farrell say
that in 1868 a party rode into Virgini;
City and shot a man and threw hin
across his saddle and rode away. Z
posse pursued the murderer, overtool
and shot him and his horse a little way
out and threw them into a prospect hole
Mr., Farrell was living in Virginia Cit,