The Dickinson press., 1905-05-06
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

AUDI IIONAl lOCAlS.
The Benzie Drug Go. have a new
sign.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. c. E. Dobson,
May 81 son.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Anderson,
May 3, a son.
Jay Reed enjoyed a visit this week
from two of his Minnesota brothers.
John r. Grin of Glendive went to St.
Paul this week for a months vacation.
Ed. Ware has purchased one OF the
David Roberts houses on H%annaford
street.
OF the 5000 trees received for the
Dickinson Experiment Station, 1000 are
naples.
The new Volksfreund printing press,
weighing $500 pounds, was received this
week and is being set up.
Geo. Dow, of Madison, Wis. who is
interested in a large tract of land north
of Dickinson, was in the city this week.
M. H. Welton of West Salem, Wis,
who has extensive land holdings north
OF Taylor, was in the city Of Thursday.
Harve Robinson is having a fine
dwelling constructed at Sentinel Butte
by the Mandan Mercantile Co. of this
city.
Rev. O. T. Just has returned from St.
Paul where he attended conference and
visited relatives for a few days. On
Sunday Mr.. Just will conduct German
services at the usual hour.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Johns church
will entertain their friends at the opera
house this friday evening; admission,
including refreshments, 80 cents. The
choir of st. Johns will be the special
guests Of the rector and the guild.
There is talk that 7 and 8, the third
passenger train from the east, will be
run as far west as Dickinson this sea-
son. Supt. Rapelje is in St. Paul this
week figuring with the N. P. on the new
time card soon to 20 into effect.
At St. Johns church Friday, April %,
Bishop Mann preached a strong sermon
on "Proofs of the Resurrection" and
administered the Holy Rite of Confirm.
alton to a special class, the candidates
being E. L. Scofeld, w. A. Garter, A.
T. Crowl, Mrs. A. T. Crawl and Miss
Grace Crowl.
DR.. and Mrs. V. H. Sticknev gave a
japanese party Thursday evening to
about fifty of their friends. The rooms
of their pleasant home on Sims street
were fttingly decorated for the occasion,
Japanese lanterns, fans, umbrellas, etc.
being conspicuous in every room. The
score cards, painted by Miss Scofeld
were also in keeping with the general
plan Of decorations. The ladies came
in full Japanese costume and many were
the pleasing comments on their dress
Five Hundred" was the game played
and shortly before II o'clock a dainty
} luncheon was served.
Married, at the St. Charles hotel in
, this city on May 4, by Rev. H. V. Rom.
niger, Jay w. Brown of Medora and
Miss Dora Grimm of Detroit, MINI,
{ The groom has been a resident of Bill.
lings county for some years, where he is
: we'll and favorably known, having served
. in the capacity of deputy sheriff several
| terms. Mr.. Brown has just bought the
, leading livery stable in Sentinel Butte
The bride is an esteemed young lady
who will be sure to make many friends
in this part of the country. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown left on Friday for Sentinel
Butte where they will commence house.
keeping at once.
Miles City Journal, May 4: There was
no falling off in the attendance at the
] last of the Sutton company perform.
: ances, which was Little Tennessee
Saturday night. To many the play ap.
r peared to be the least interesting of the
lot, while to others it was not so. Miss
:, Sutton and Miss Lorton sustained the
: female characters admirably, and the
balance of tine company filled theil
d places with the same skill that has uni
o formly been the good fortune of tn.
combination since its first night here
Their return of May IS for another week
e will be eagerly awaited. This compan,
will be at the Dickinson opera house
every night next week.
The funeral of John c. Peterson wa!
u conducted from the home Sunday after
noon by Mr.. F. Maser of the Lutheran
> church. The death, which was reported
a in the PRESS last Friday, resulted from
an accident, deceased falling into thu
Northern Pacific coal pit in this city
- MI. Peterson was foreman at the Goa
= dock and had been in the employ of tn,
= COMPANY for about - years. He wa,
! aged al years and came to this countr,
from Sweden a little over I3 years age
, Mrs. Peterson came a few months late
and they we're married and resided a
Lehigh for some time prior to settlin,
!: in Dickinson. The bereaved mother ha
two sons, IL and 10 years OF age, ant
= two daughters, 7 and 4 years of age. l,
addition to $4,000 life insurance in tn
- Woodmen, deceased carried $1,000 il
= the Continental Casualty Co.
e Taylor News.
A II.pound boy was born to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Iohn Rimer on Anril 18th.