The Dickinson press., 1904-03-26

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l Mn. Herman Bream of Taylor ha,
been veryilfthe past week.
The Congregational entertainment an
nounced, for the 18th has been postponed
until next Tuesday evening.
G. r. Wannamacher is treasurer and
vice president Of the North Dakota Lig.
mite Briquette Co. which claims to have
discovered a secret for the necessary
binder in the manufacture of b%riquettes
A ,Mandan paper has been Boosting
about IN orange tree in that city. Mrs,
A. T. Crowl Of Dickinson has an orange
tree that has. had fruit on it for six
months. and now like the Mandan pro.
dizzy has. buds. blossoms and fruit.
.Wehave with US now Mr.. Tuna OF
Chicago who, speaks Bohemian and
German as we'll as English. Our Bohe-
milan friends will find in Mr.. Tuna
a very obliging and pleasant gentleman
who will be glad to meet them at the
store. q ssRoquette Bros. 3-12-ft
Mrs: D.jutiser was in Dickinson on
Monday in company with her father,
Carl Paduch. Mrs. J. returned recently
from the. Bismarck hospital and ex.
pected her husband over. from Broncho
during the. week to-. take her home.
Out of town customers who patronlze
OUT , mail order department are al
ways pleased with the promptness and
accuracy, With which their orders are
filled. Ahy,iorder sent to US is sure to
receive the prompt and careful attention
of a'reeisteted pharmacist. Mcdonald
!Pamroy. leading druggists: I-3o-tf
: aA. L. nMarhns of Sentinel Butte has
kept hts4aysbsile busy since the first
Of the yeaf. HE has bought large guam
titles Of Nay 'fff6m; the, settlers around
Beach and alter bailing it has had no
difficulty In disposing Of it at SIS perto on.
Its expected that the trains will be
running all right today Saturday and
that the Glendiye lady basket ball team
will be. on hand as per previous arrange.
ment. The game is called for oo'clock
il the evening, at the opera house.
Commissioner R. J. Turner goes to
St. Louis early next week and will be
absent about, three weeks looking after
the North Dakota exhibit. The exposi-
ton will open April 80, but Mr.. Turner
thinks it. will he some time after before
the exhibits in general will be their best.
Mandan Pioneer: H. D. Stevenson
returned March l6 from Brainerd, where
he stayed several days during and after
the operation on his daughter Miss Rose
for appendicitis. He reports the opera
ton as successful and expects her to be
able to return to Mandan by Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Rudisele enter
tanned eighteen people at cards at
their comfortable Van Norden street
home on Tuesday evening. The score
cards were decorated with little Easter
chickens and daffodils adorned the
tables. The dining room table was also
handsomely decorated, and Miss Ella
RAY and Miss Rudislle assisted in serving
the luncheon. The ladies' had dafodil
flowers to take home with them as a
remembrance of the pleasant evening.
Geo. Burgess who lives on the Little
Missouri north Of Medora recently
bought a i6-horse power engine and an
8-inch pump which he will use in irrigat-
ing o to 900 acres Of fine bottom land.
His plan is to dig a large we'll neal the
river... The; we'll will be connected with
1.-THE river by mean of a large pipe laid
rdeeP inths gxound and fitted with cages.
M: Burgess ris a, successful stock raiser
and. .wants.te::be in a position to raise
large quantities OF fodder and other
crops. .:af
Conductor: C. H. Shaw has a train
order that he is carefully preserving. 1t
was. given Feb. I6, 1904, and contains
the Nos. Of six powerful engines which
were coupled together for the purpose OF
blowing through a long, deep snow drift
in the vicinity Of. Sentinel Butte. But the
engines never went through, and it took
forty dagos a long time to shovel them
out. Three were slightly disabled, and it
is not likely that the order will ever
again be given to couple together more
than three engines for bucking snow.
The contract has been let to Charles
Bake and A. WEIGH for a large add.
to the Congregational church. The
addition is to be made on the east and
south of the present church and will
greatly increase the seating capacity Of
the building besides providing a fine
class room and kitchen. The contract
includes a basement, the setting of a
furnace, the laying Of a brick walk, etc.
and was let for $3.50. The plans and
specifications we're drawn by w. S
Russell and are very complete in ever,
detail. Work will be begun as soon a:
the frost is out of the ground and it i:
expected that the church will be read,
for. dedication on the 10th Of June wher
the state conference meets in the city.
Those who attended the Michael
Strogoff play, under the auspices of St
lJoseph's church, at the opera house las
Saturday evening had a treat 1t wa!
t.given in.G German and rel to those whe
could not understand a word of the Ian
guage it was interesting. Ri. Rev. Bishol
Shan1eypf Fargo was present for thu