The Dickinson press., 1904-10-29

OoF LuOiuluS.
Mrs. J. ]. B,rtley was down from South
Heart on Wednesday.
Mrs. McKibbin of Beach was in Ii. k
iason on Wednesday.
Alt l3eall is working on the First Ma.
tional bank in Mandan.
]. M. Siegrist OF Antelope had business
in Dickinson ON Tuesday.
Rev. F. w. Gress, the new Methodist
minister, arrived this week.
A dance and supper will be given at
Medora on Friday, Nov 4th.
The Congregational supper netted the
ladies a fine sum of money. .
Mr.. apd Mrs. ]. w. Follis are visiting
their daughter in jamestown.
MIR. and Mrs. L. H. Young were in
from Paoli the first of the week.
German Bazaar at the South Side OPP
era house ext Sunday afternoon.
A. P. Folsom and c. r. Pendergast re.
turned Wednesday from St. Louis.
Concert every day at the German ba-
zaar at the new opera house South Side.
The various goods at the German ba-
zaar, commencing Sunday, will be given
away.
Charles Krauth OF Hebron was trans
acting business in Dickinson the first of
the week.
Charles Holler has sold p cattle to
I, /. WOodmap. located on the Little
Missouri.
E. o. Baker ships 4 cars of cattle from
Taylor, and will visit in Nebraska before
returning home.
Postmaster Z. B. Brewster OF Sand
Creek was in Dickinson ON Wednesday
for supplies for his store.
Jacob Bull, a rancher in the vicinity of
Fayette, was in Dickinson the past week
with a shipment Of beef cattle.
Prominent political leaders will de-
liver addresses at the German bazaar.
Watch for dates and particulars.
Mrs. J. w. Foley of Medora went to
Bismarck on Thursday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Foley, of the Bismarck Tribune.
The weekly food sale will be held at
the Congregational church annex, on
Saturday afternoon from 3 to E o'clock.
Charles Ofet, whose ranch is at Halli-
day, has moved his family to Taylor for
the winter to give his children a chance
for school.
For sale cheap-about one hundred
feet iron pipe, nearly all two inch, with
all kinds OF fittings and hangers. IT,.
Greene 4 Co. it
The fire which started below Lehigh
on Sunday damaged Ormanzo Brown
about 5000. 1t extended southeast
nearly 20 miles.
There is a good livery stable in con-
nection with the Belheld hotel. This is
an accommodation that Belfeld has long
needed. lo-2o-2p
Miss Nolan captured the beautiful hat
donated st. Patrick's fair by Hawkinsen
4 Cole. Further report of the fair will
be found on page I.
Three musical companies vii! render
music at the fair. The Dickinson or
chestra,. Russian, Hungarian and b.
hemian bands will assist.
The Ladies Aid, of the Congregation.
al church, will be entertained by Mrs.
Featherston at her home, corner OF Sims
and Oaks streets, on Tuesday afternoon,
Nov. 1.
The German bazaar will last a whole
week. You can combine pleasure with
business. Great bargains in all articles.
Finest line OF glassware, pictures and
useful articles.
Paul Gross, owner of the Beltield
hotel was in Dickinson on Wednesday.
Mr.. Gross has been painting and making
other needed Improvements on his prop
erty the past season.
H. Rlesland, the optical specialist,
arrived this morning. Will be at the
ST. Charles hotel until Monday, Oct. 81.
If you have any eye trouble don't fail to
see him. Consultation free.
The German bazaar will be what the
word imparts. No ticket sellers will
trouble you. This annual fair is a new
departure in holding such undertakings.
1t is something new and worth seeing.
The school rooms in South Dickinson
were closed Wednesday on account of
measles. If the south side people obj y
the quarantine regulations properly the
rooms will not need to be closed for
more than a week or two.
What promises to be the greatest ba-
zaar eve given by the German St.
Joseph's parish will commence next
Sunday. Grand concert by the Dickin.
son orchestra afternoon and evening.
Free entrance. Come, enjoy yourself.
Mrs. c. M. Shaw, mother of Conductor
c. H. Shaw, and daughter, are visiting
in the city. Mrs. Shaw and daughter
came down from Butte and Anaconda
on Wednesday and will leave soon for
their home in Kirkville, Iowa.
The foundation wall for the Mcdonald
4 Pomroy drug store building on Barnes
street will be nearly completed Saturday
evening. The wall is "a inches thick
laid in cement, plastered on the outside
and is as fine a foundation as can BIZ
found anywhere.
On the evening of Oct. ID, Mrs. Wiley
entertained her Sunday school class O.
young ladies-at E o'clock dinner-Cov
ers were laid for fourteen. The affair
was a farewell in honor of Miss OsteIlt
Anderson, who left, with her parents, or
the following day for Ballard, Wash. t.
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Goodall came il
from the north and left on Monday fo
St. Louis, from which place Mrs. Goodal
will 60 to Texas, probably to remain al
winter. MIR. Goodall will return to Dick
inson in a short time and expects to b.
here for the winter.
Jim and Sam Leask made homsteat
proof on 100 acres of land each last Sat
urday. On Monday August Paduch ane
Anna Paduch, of Taylor. were at TIL
Dickinson land Office for the purpose o
getting 100 acres each of Uncle Sam
land by homestead right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wagner cam W
from Richardton on Monday. They arr
arranging for an auction sale at Mrs
Wagner's farm 7 miles northeast o
Richardton on Nov. !. Mr.. and Mrs
Wagner expect to winter in Chicago
returning to Stark county in the spring