The Dickinson press., 1904-11-05

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German bazaar.
A son was born recently to Mr.. anc
Mrs. FAY T. Carter.
The crowds at the German bazaar are
simply enormous.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Nullet, OF
Sentinel Butte, Nov. I, a son.
Special concert Sunday at the Ger
mar bazaar by the Dickinson orchestra,
See the splendid line of ladies', misses,
mems and boys sweaters at Crowl u
Cos. 1922 IT
Mr.. Samuel A. Pelton and Miss Sophia
]. Benhner we're united in marriage on
October 80.
For rent-Il-room house, South Dick,
inson. Cistern, sink and we'll in the
kitchen. Inquire of Mrs. E. Beck.
l1-5-2p
Miss Anna REILLY wen to South
Heart Thursday afternoon to celebrate
the Kennedy-We wedding.
There is a good livery stable in con-
nection with the Beltield hotel. This is
an accommodation that Belield has long
needed. lo-2o-2p
Mrs. S. s. Sutherland has received
word of the serious illness of her mother,
and leaves at once for Grand Junction,
Colorado.
Miss Otteson will do all kinds Of dress
making by the day, charges reasonable,
work guaranteed. For particulars see
Mrs.Hayes. 10 22-3p
The German bazaar-south side opera
house-will close Sunday afternoon and
evening with a concert by the Dickinson
orchestra.
Lost-black dress ,overcoat, cap and
pair of mittens in pocket. Return to
Alfred Gaffner at o K livery stable,
Dickinson. Io-2o-2p
The Consolidated Coal Co. suffered
the loss Of a barn and several head of
horses, by fire, at Lehigh on Wednesday
evening.
Babv's ready-made cloaks, colors red
and white. Ladies' and misses short
flannel petticoats, all sizes. Crowl &
Cos fo-3e.tf
Mrs. A. c. McGillivray entertained
the Pioneers Tuesday evening in honor
Of her cousin, Mrs. Stevenson. of De-
troit, Mich.
White fish, herring and mackeral in
Io-lb. kits at Csc, ooc and sI.35 each at
Sco6eld's Satifactoy Store Io-o2-tf
Miss Carrie Underwood, of Pennsyl-
vania, and Miss Gussie Currie of Mime
sofa, arrived Thursday to spend the
winter at A. +. Crowls.
Do you know where to buy window
glass? We have all sizes, but only n
q~uality-that, the best. Mcdonald &
Pomroy, Leading Druggists. lo-l-tf
An inquest was held Thursday morn
ing on the body of the Italian who died
from the shot received at knowlton two
weeks ago. The funeral services were
held from St. Patrick's church.
For sale-I gasoline stove, Tour burn
ers and oven; I oil stove; l oil heater;
bath tub; zinc covered kitchen table;
I Ignite heater. Inquire of Mrs. F..
Beck. 1I-5.2p
The land contest case of Daniel Heidi
VS.. Will c. Myers took up several days
at the land office this week. Messer-
smith & Simpson appeared for the pros
%ecution and H. c. Berry for the defense.
Liberal reward for return of wombat
fur coat, lost Thursday p. m. on the
New England road between Dickinson
and point 3 miles out. !. A. Currie.
11-5-1p
1t cost a farmer $40 this week for driv-
Cakes street. Another party was arrest
ed and fined for a similar offence. This
should be a warning to others to keep
off the sidewalks.
This week two new cases of measels
we're quarintined on the south side. DR..
Perkins, city health officer, thinks, how
ever. that the school over there can be
opened the coming week unless new
cases should develop.
Joseph Stengele, James Hill and
George Lawrence, of CooperstOwn,
called to Dickinson by the state in the
Clemie.Ziner case, were former neigh
bors of the Sutherlands and on SUNDAY
made a trip to the SIS ranch in the Bad
Lands. They returned on Wednesday
and went on to Cooperstown.
J. A. Farrah sold a car of ~3-year-old
Herefords in Chicago last Friday at &c.,
average weight 1920 lbs, and two car
loads of I3oo-weight cattle at $500 per
cwt. The weight of Mr.. Farrah's cattle
was the best of anything that has been
shipped from this locality this season,
and the price is as good if not the best.
E.. F. Hill and Miss Lula Martin, a
relative, were up from Antelope on Tues
day and remained over to see Thomas
Jefferson at the opera house. Mr.. Hill
is a merchant at Antelope and he tells
US that the wheat is very good in that
locality. The farmers are getting around
a dollar per bushel for their wheat and
will have nearly 10000 bushels to mar
ket at Antelope this fall.
Married, at St. Patrick's church,
November 3, by Rev. 7. Dignam, Mr.
VIM. ]. Kennedy and Miss Alice WEIGH.
The wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. WEIGH, of this city. Mr.. Ken
/ nedy is a rancher of South Heart, while
| the bride has been engaged for some
years as teacher in the public schools o.
this county. Both have many friends
/ who are extending congratulations.
When it comes to gathering in offend
ers of the law, Chief Of Police P. B. Cor
bett is all right. An Italian crew go
into trouble on the south side, shot a
Frank Myers and did some slashing with
knives, and then made themselves scarce
This was about 2 o'clock in the morning
and at daylight MI. Corbett had six o
of them locked up. On examination one
of the Italians was discharged and thu
other FIVE we're fined s25 each and costs
and it is safe to say the next Italian crew
that gets paid off in Dickinson will be
little more careful in the way they cele
brate.
Misses Agnes and Ella Ray enter
tanned Monday evening at a unique ane
delightful Halloween party. The porcl
light was a large jack.o'-lantern, thu
bell a COW bell and strap; while thu