The Dickinson press., 1905-08-05

II. 4. Anderson mas Deen IN portland
the past week.
w. H. Rucker, a Wibaux merchant,
was in Dickinson on Wednesday to get
figures on a new building which he
plans to erect this season.
DR.. N. l.. Gartley has made the fol-
lowing dental dates: TAYLOR, Aug. 7-8;
Richardson, Aug. o-Io; Hebron, Aug.
1l-I2. 7-2o-2t
On Monday a special train Of Mil
waukee cars containing people from
Illinois and Indiana, mostly stock
holders in the Amadon Mining Co. Of
Montana, went west. After visiting
their mine near Missoula, these people
will proceed to Portland.
Ole Johnson's cement thing crew
started in this week at Pat McGinley's
corner, the American house, to lay a
Io.foot walk on the north and west side
of block 2. This takes the walk past
the new PRESS block on Cakes street, to
Frank Lish's corner, thence south to the
the Drenkel corner opposite the Man
dan Mercantile Co. ward. This will
complete the circle of block 2, postofice
block, and is the first block in the CITY
to have a Io-footswalk clear around.
The electric light people had another
big disturbance on Tuesday when the
movers of the old PRESS building
reached Barnes street coming in on
Cakes street from DR.. Stickney's corner
Here the main line of the telephone
wires are strung and for the best part
of the day over half the phones of the
city were out of commission. The
movers had two breakdowns while the
wires were out, and Manager Deiters
was placed in a very trying position, tc
say the least.
. On Tuesday evening, at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Harding, in the
presence of a few invited guests anc
!, relatives, Duncan E. Christensen anc
Miss Myrtle May Morgan were married
Rev. F. W. Gress officiating. The bride
a was charming in a gown of white ne
over white silk, trimmed with white
f satin ribbon. After congratulations ant
e good wishes had been given the guest
sat down to an elaborate wedding din
ner. Mr.. Christensen has been a fire
a man on the N. P. for several years, wit
s headquarters in the city and the bride i
from Fon du Lac, Wis. Mr.. and Mr..
e On Monday afternoon Mrs. S. P. Cot
entertained the Daughters of the Prophe
delightfully."-. The function was in tn
nature Of a farewell to Mrs. c. w. Cor
. roy, who left Wednesday evening for he
; new home in the northern part of tn
state. Purple and gold, the colors (
the order, were employed in the decor;
tion, which were artistic and beautiful
THE guests filled three tables and "Fiv
Hundred" was the game played, aft
I which dainty refreshments were serve
The affair was very enjoyable, thong
all expressed deep regret at losing MI
Conroy from their midst.
The death of Mrs. B. c. Bowen o
Cured on July 81 and the funeral W;
held at the M. E. church Wednesds
afternoon, Rev. F. w. Gsess .oficiatin
j with interment at the Dickinson Gem
terry. Mrs. Bowen was born at Boy
If Minn,I in 1883 and in January, 1904, s.
was married to &c. Bowen, of Aubui
N. Y. In February, 1905, they moved
. Dickinson, where Mr.. Bowen is e,
ployed as a locomotive fireman. M
nd Bowen was i'll when they came here a
rer the change o climate did not benefit h
She failed slowly in spite Of medical a
! until she finally passed away. leaving
mourn her, beside her husband. a mott
and brother.