The Dickinson press., 1905-11-25
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Strang have a little

Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Strang have a little
daughter.
The militia boys will give their dance
the night Of the goth.
The Dickinson fremen will give their
annual dance on New Years.
Mrs. M. N. Bran went to Brainerd on
Thursday to undergo an operation.
w. A. Tremblay has sold out his
Headquarters saloon in Miles CITY.
Henry Klein, local manager Of the
Mandan Mercantile Co. at R%ichardton.
was in Dickinson on Friday.
Tuesday, November %. the great
Irish prima donna, M adam Rosa d'Erina,
at the Opera house.
B. L. Logue of Terra Haute, Ind, is
here on land business which NAV re-
quire his attention for a month or two.
The Northern Pacific has a.fne we'll
of water at Sully Springs. The depth
is 635 feet and its capacity is 100 gallons
per minute.
Sheriff and Mrs. T.. N. Hartung were
among those from this city who attended
a German wedding near Richardton the
first of the week.
Edward LeGallais of Saltwater, at the
Dickinson hospital, is recovering nicely
from his fever illness and was able to
sit up this week.
The work of %veneering the monastery
at Richardton with brick is completed
and adds much to the appearance and
value of the building.
Married. November q, at the Congre-
gational parsonage, by Rev. z. ]. KEEL
logg, Fred Christensen and Miss
Antonio Dicker, both of Halliday.
The city well-boring outfit arrived
from the e Wednesday night, and
operations will be commenced here as
o o as the machinery can be placed.
Mrs. VIM. Klinfelter died. recently
in one Of the suburbs of Seattle. The
family resided in Dickinson some years
ago as many of our readers will re-
member.
The Dickinson Abstract & Real Estate.
Co. have sold their new house in the
western part of the city to E. C. Tor
rant, owner of the old Hilliard & Merry
ranch At Rlack hntte
Mrs. AL. Harleman arrived from Car
rington last Saturday night and the fol-
lowing morning went to Taylor to see
her mother, Mrs. L.. Scott, who is
seriously ill.,. Mrs. A. B. Robinson of
this city accompanied Mrs. Harleman.
Remember that the ladies of ST..
Johns church will entertain you Tues
day evening, December 5, and make no
other engagement for that date. Sup
per will be served, a large assortment
of useful and fancy articles suitable for
Christmas gifts will be on sale by the
the Girls Friendly society, besides
quantities of delicious home made
candy, and music will be furnished for
dancing. Don't forget! Tuesday, Dec.
9Th.
]. H. DAILY has bought the old Frank
Lish corner, three lots, paying $4,000
therefore. This seems like a big price
to pay for rs feet Of frontage, but it is a
fine piece Of property, most accessible
to the business portion Of the city, and
the PRESS has yet to hear of any build
ing site of the same size within one
block Of the p~ostof5ce that could be
bought for less money. 1t is understood
that Mr.. DAILY will at once on
the southwest corner Of the property for
a modern two-story brick block.
There is no exception I 0 the rule, in
nearly every city where The Girl From
Sweden" has appeared the public has
been under the impression that it is
purely a Swedish piece and company.
Such is not the case. however, for it is
from the pen Of one of our successful
playwrights, Chas. Newman, a thorough
American. The company is a strong
one, headed by Miss Made belong,
Americas greatest Swedish dialect
coincidence. Speciaities introduced by
members OF the company throughout the
play. At Opera house December !.