The Dickinson press., 1904-05-07
Arbor Day--Friday. May -.

The dance the 18th is the first of a
series.
Joseph Weible of Mandan was in the
city this week.
The first of the popular hops for the
base ball team on the I2th.,
Music-hath charms-dance to it at
the B. b. Hop, May 18th.
Fun-a necessary thread in life's fab
rio. Get it at the b. B. Hop, May II.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brennan returned
Friday morning from their winters visit
in Pennsylvania.
M~oncy-we must have it or We can't
"play BALI. Go to the B. B. "Hop" at
at the opera house, May 18th.
| will be in Medora May 9 and 10.
Sentinel Butte May II, prepared to do
dental work. N. L. Gartley. 4-3o-2p
The fine Hereford bull belonging to
Richards & Fowler has attracted much
attention at Fuller's stable the past
week. The animal was shipped from
the east and is believed to be the finest
CT the breed in Western North Dakota.
Es!ey Henderson is in from the Hen
derson Bros. ranch at Oakdale and will
go TO Richardton on business before re-
turning home. His mother, Mrs. Mary
Henderson, expects to remain in Dickin-
son with her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Davis.
Those interested in a Fourth Of July
celebration are requested to meet at the
CITY hall next Monday evening to talk
things over. 1t is not too early to decide
upon this matter, and certainly there is
no question about what the citizens will
want to do in the matter.
Sir and Mrs. Ole Olson of Richardson
were in Dickinson the first of the week.
Harry Bcidler went to the Twin Cities
this week to get treatment of an eye
specialist. Mrs. Beidlcr accompanied
her husband. They will visit in St.
Cloud before returning.
A. +. McLead and c. Nj. Flandcr, Of
Wisconsin, arrived recently with a Car
of goods. They have taken land east of
New England where they will engage
in small ~renching and farming. Their
families will arrive as soon as they get
houses erected.
Bismarck Palladium: Out in Stark
county T. n. Hartung was the choice Of
the republicans for sheriff. Ted will
fill the Office with credit and will get
votes for the ticket. We might say as
much for the other members OF the Stark
county ticket, Surely the republicans
did a good days work when they held
that convention.
Nj. and MIS-. ]. B. Caikins and daugh.
ter, of Tacoma, were in the city the first
of the week. They are en- route to Buffa-
l,land ST. Louis and on their return will
visit again in the city. Mrs. c. A. Dick
inson who came on with the Calkins will
remain with her son, c. f. Dickinson,
until her daughter returns from the
east.
The important act of the city council
at their Monday evening meeting was
the appointment OF a waterworks COM
mittee. Mayor Manning appointed AL
dcrmen HilIiar', Conroy and Gruschus,
and Mcssrs. kim, Perkins and Arnett,
as the citizens representatives. This is
a good delegation Of business men, and
it is understood that the first move will
be to make tests for water in the western
part Of the city.
Among those from Dickinson who at.
tended the distinguished ecclesiastical
ceremony at Richardton on Tuesday
were Rev. Fir. Rabsteinek, Senator Simp-
son, J. S. White and Aid. Peter Brown.
They were all high in their praise of the
exercises and said that they would not
have missed the chance of seeing Father
Vincent Wherlc made abbot for any.
thing.
Father Rabsteinek informs the PRESS
that shortly a priest will be put in charge
Of St. Patrick's parish in this city, and two
more priests will be appointed to take
charge OF the outside missions. The
burden of this work in the past has rest.
ed heavily upon Father Rabsteinek and
he pe,itioned the Right Rev. Bishop
Shanleyto make the appointments above
indicated and is much gratifed to know
that his request has been granted.
The dcmocarts have made a call for a
1 mass convention at the court house or
May II for the purpose of selecting {
delegates for the state convention to be
held i'll Fargo on June Fl for the purpose
Of electins delegates to the democratic
Irrational convention to the democratic
national convention to be held in St
LonIs Or July 6. Messrs. Lish, Linsley
CusAelly, Lyon, Walton, Harrington
Jackson, Lcisch, Jeiferies, Higgins Mar
tin and Greene are signers of the call.
Pioneer: So Mr.. l.. Simpson OF Dick
inson wants to go to the State Senate
again, and the convention at Richardtor
Yesterday elected 20 delegates to legis
lative convention, instructed for him
Mr.. Simpson is II of the bright younf
men Of the senate, but everybody hae
supposed that he was to take a lane
office job in the new Dickinson lane
office, and therefore would not want t,
be senator. If we wait with due patience
we shall see what will happen. Ont
thing is certain, a republican nomination
in his senatorial district is the sam
thing as All election, and Mr.. Simpson
will not have to make much of a fight
Our old friend McGillivary is still OF
earth and we are glad to see that he vii
be at the Grand Forks convention as
delegate, on a delegation that seems t.
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