The Dickinson press., 1905-10-07

Mrs. A illiard and daughter Marion
are expected home today.
Miss Anna :Cuskelly IS attending
school at the normal at Valley City.
"a daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. RI. Flick at Richardson.
E. II. Hoffman and daughter Miliie,
were down from Belield on MONDAY.
Did you exersase ripe olives? They're
fine. We sellthem. Nv. Reed. o,3o-tf
Mrs. Alexander Montague returned
last week from a three months visit
with relatives in Pembina.
Mrs. Hickman is dressmaking at her
residence on Cakes street and is ready
to receive both old and new customers.
1o-7-4p
Pete Metz of south Dickinson, was in
city court this week for the second or
third time for. wife beating and is now
working out a15.days' sentence at street
grading.
Mrs. PenSo Of Mott, N. D., was brought
to the hospital Monday, suffering from
an attack of sciatic rheumatism. Mr..
and Mrs. Pen are new settlers who
came from Wisconsin.
For the Roselle Knott perform
ance the curtain will raise sharp at
8o'clock. Please be in your seat
at that time.
w. D. Weathers and Miss Jessie
Delano, were married by Rev. H. V.
Rominger on Sunday evening, Oct. list
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent.
Lew Randall acted as best man and
Miss Marv Wander as bridesmaid.
w. w. Coon Of Steel, was in Dickir.
son a few days since to purchase sheep
for feeding but found the owners un
willing to part with their gold mines
except for very high prices and he did
not buy. One of Mr.. Coon's neighbors
has experimental with feeding rape to
sheep and finds it an ideal feed.
With the Kodak developing machine
a person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs ssas the
expert photographer. Mcdonald &
Pomroy sell all sizes of these machines
as we'll as everything else used in pho
Biography. Out-of-town orders will re-
ceive careful attention. 4-I-ti
About twenty of the friends of Mis-.
Myrtle Homer planned a surprise part,
for her 18TH birthday which occurred
Monday, and carried it out successfully
no hint of the affair reaching the young
lady's ears until the guests arrived. A
delightful evening was spent will
games and music and delicious refresh
ments were served. The guests de
parted at midnight leaving a number O
beautiful gifts and good wishes for man,
happy returns of the day.
Over half a million acres between
ranges .ninety-one to one hundred inclu
sive. and fifty miles either north or soutl
of the Northern Pacific railway ar
owned by Dakota-Manitoba Land C
Call. at, or write their office in Senou
& Langley building. Dickinson, N. D
and get map and prices. The land yo'
want to buy or lease may be owned b,
them. l.t 5-6.t
Rev. H. V. Rominger was obliged t
go east Monday evening to represen
the church at an %ordaining council a
Washburn and the reception planned il
his honor was necessarily abandoned
Mr.. Rominger preached his farewell
sermon, September a., giving an in
teresting account of his visit to til
Grand Canyon of the Colorado and tn
impressions and spiritual uplift, thi
grandest of natures works gives the be
holder.
In spite Of the d%renching rain an
Z strong wind Saturday many people a,
tended Roquette Bros. opening. Pre-
prietors and clerks had worked lik
bees all the week and everything wa
in ship shape for opening day and eac
clerk in his department ready to sho'
visitors the latest styles in his particula
line. The new store proves not larg
enough by half and a portion of til
basement may be utilized as a sal
room. On Saturday the firm, throug
Misses Lou Arnett and Ethel bod
presented cream, pink and red rose
and carnations to their lady visitor
while the gentlemen were made we
come and given their favorite ciga
The opening was set for Saturday b.
cause SO many country people are the
in the city but the rain prevcnte
farmers and ranchers from attending.