The Dickinson press., 1904-10-22
Dan Zimmerman is back.

Manager Kihm has an exceptionally
fine play booked for Nov. 2.
Mrs NJ. Il. Hickman is prepared to do
all kinds of drsssmaking. Also machine
stitching by The hour. Over Greene's.
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Mrs. ]. J. freeman who had been
visiting MIR. and Mrs. Carter tor some
weeks, returned to Grand Forks this
week.
Prompt action of the fire depart
ment saved the city from a bad fire
on Saturday night. The fire was in
the rear of the Willard House.
DR.. N. l.. Gartley has made the fol-
lowing dates for dental work down the
line: Taylor, Oct. "a, IS and 26; Rich
ardton, Oct. II; Hebron, Oct. % and 20.
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MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Partridge and son
returned Tuesday from Minnesota where
they had spent several weeks visiting:
MIR. Partridge also sold two carloads OF
horses while he was away.
A few of the dustless floor brushes
have been left at Senour 4 Langley's,
for sale. They will sweep a floor without
raising any dust whatever. 12-Io-tt
Married, by Rev. H. v. Rominger, at
the Congregational church, October 20,
Alden Armstrong and Rose Morehousc,
both of Bowman county. MIR. and Mrs.
!. o. Gray were witnesses.
John Reiner has finished work for the
Northwestern Ranching Co., whose tore
man he has been for some time. He
will now give his personal attention to
his farm and stock south of Gladstone.
H. !. Riesland, the we'll known optical
specialist, who has visited Dickinson for
many years, grinding all glasses here,
will be at the st. Charles hotel again,
Oct. % to 81. o-17-7t
The ladies of St. Patrick's church
will serve suppers at the opera house, in
connection with their fair, October 26,
u and 70 from half.past five N. Their
reputation in this line is sufficient guar
anty Of the excellence Of these meals.
Mrs. Anna D. Davis assisted by Miss
Florence Davis, will open her music
class for the coming season, this week.
Special attention given to- class work for
beginners. Mrs. Davis has on sale all
the latest popular music. lo-22-lp
!. ]. Tomamichel, county Judge of
Billings comfy, was in the city Monday.
His team ran away Sunday and he sus-
tanned a sprained ankle. After treat
ment he was able to return home Mon.
day evening.
The l.. Colgrove VS.. Mike Gion land
contest has been decided in favor of the
defendant. The general commissioner
affirmed the decision of the Bismarck
office. Campbell & Field were attorneys
for Gion.
John Lob and Annie Stol were united
in marriage by Rev. T. l.. Rabsteinek
on Wednesday. A dance, in Hungarian
STYLE, was given on the south side in the
evening. A number of Gladstone people
we're present.
Geo. F. Maruska, Of Alta Vista, Iowa,
accepted a position with the Hub Cloth
ing Co. MI. Maruska speaks the Bohe.
milan and German languages fluently
and is an experienced and courteous
salesman.
Joe Stengele, Sheriff ]. C. Flynn, J.
Hill, b. Tufte, A. Arquhart, M. Weiss
and Senator Crane are from Coopers-
town as witnesses in the Clemie case.
A. c. Mitchell, formerly of Cooperstown,
another witness, is here from Washing
ton.
Mrs. T. H. Myran of Taylor is at the
Dickinson hospital with her husband who
has been there sick with lever for over a
month. MI. Myran expects to be able
to 20 home in a few days. Later-Mr.
and Mrs. Myran returned home on
Thursday.
The N. P. houses occupied by w. J.
Littlehales and Fred Wilson are being
moved west to a point south of Willard
street nearly opposite the Tom Evans
dwelling. This is done for the purpose
of giving the Mandan Mercantile Co
more yard ROOM.
Editor Rearick of the Cooperstown
Sentinel and Editor Trubshaw Of the
Courier of the same city, arrived in
Dickinson on Thursday. They were
| called here by the state in the Clemie
| case. Mr.. Trubshaw, who is postmaster
| at Cooperstown, was excused and re-
turned home.
Mrs. M. E. Cachelin, county superin.
tendent in Billings, was at Beach the
| past week on school business. She ex.
pected to visit Commissioner and Mrs
I, B. Stoddard at Sentinel Butte before
returning to her home in the southern
part of the county.
Rev. Gilmore Cunningham has beer
transferred to the Minot district and
goes to Omemee. Rev. F. w. Gress oI
Glendale comes to Dickinson and Rev
7. F. Boothby of Gladstone is given the
Charge al Steele. No one has been ap
pointed for Gladstone.
Steve Brittner carried on the farm o
Fred Madison southeast of Taylor tn
past wear. He had 1000 bushels o
wheat which sold at SI.oo per bushel
For three years Mr.. Brittner was rail
reading at Glendive, but he prefer
farming and stock raising.
The N. P. will put in a steel bridg
this fall across Heart river just west o
Lehigh. The company is replacing a
wooden bridges with steel ones as tas
as possible and making other needle
preparations for the large engines whic
are to come into service before long.
Mr.. Alden N. Hamilton and Mis-
Harriet M. Defebach both Of Hale
Bowman county, N. d, we're married b
Rev. H. v. Rominger at the Congreg;
tional parsonage Tuesday evening, Oct
!. 18th. Mrs. H. L. Dickinson and Mr.
Nj. D. Aud stood up with the couple
witnesses.
, There is more trouble in Billing
county. On Wednesday,, the count
: auditor, S. M. Ferris, was enjoined fro
placing ON the official ballot the propos
+ ton to issue $4,000 in bonds for a cou
house. The action is brought in Il
name of Oscar Skeen and the hearir
before Judge Winchester was set for Fl
, day, October H., in Dickinson. McBrie
& Baker are prosecuting and w.
Crawford defending.
: 1t has not taken Thomas Jefferson,
: : son of Joseph Jefferson, long to establi'
5 5 himself as a popular and Prospero'
. star. He is giving a masterful perforr
ance of Rip Van Wrinkle and is beiI
received with open arms all over II