The Dickinson press., 1905-06-17
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Easton attended
the Belheld wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Easton attended
the Belield wedding.
]. f. Christen of Taylor had business
in the city on Monday.
Miss Cole plans to accompany Miss
Hawkinsen to Europe in August.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Pelissier were
down from Medora on Thursday.
"Thc Bankers Child" at the opera
house this friday evening, June IS.
Charlie Phelan was released from U.
S jury duty at Fargo ard arrived home
Saturday,
Clerk Hopkins is away on a vacation
and Victor kim is behind the desk in
the St. Charles office.
Pat Cuskelley was in the city Wednes-
day arranging for a grand celebration
July 4, at Oakdale.
Wantcd-sheep to run by the year or
on shares. Address, Frank Wagendorf,
New England. 6-3-4t
F. E. Deiters, of the Joint Ry. Co.,
South St. Paul, is visiting his brother,
A. H. Deiters, of this city.
Pat mckinley has rented the Birch
house for the summer and expects to
come to Dickinson this week.
Norris u Rowe's circus-the n that
gave such a good performance last year
will be here week after next.
Conductor Stephenson took President
Elliott's special west on Sunday. Man
ager Horn, also of the N. p, was along.
For flags, Japanese lanterns and all
kinds of Fourth Of July decorations go
to A. 7. Crowi's department store.
6-l7-3t
Tom Teakel arrived from the east this
week and went west Thursday with
w. G. Henderson to look the country
over.
Get S. w. P. on your house and you
will get satisfaction; Call or write for
color card. The Benzie Drug Co. 6.1o-tf
Mrs. Randall of Washington, who has
been visiting in the city, accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Randall to the ranch
Wednesday.
Miss Kasson of Mandan who has been
the guest OF Mrs. Gcppert and the
Misses Neil. returned home Monday
morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Merwin of Minnesota
are supplying at the Crowl department
store in the absence Of Miss Deffebach
and Henry Reichart.
Archie Dingman is erecting a tenn
porary dwelling on his lots just west of
J.P. Tingle's. Mr.. Dingman has one
hundred feet and a choice corner.
Max Myer and Barbara Schueler
were married on Tuesday at St. Joscph's
church, A grand public dance followed
in the South Dickinson opera house.
Mckenzie county has been organized
and its county seat is Alexander, so that
letters addressed to the new burg will
read ".Nlcxandcr, Mckenzie county,"
etc.
A. O. Nassct OF Taylor was doing
business in the metropolis Wednesday,. |
Mr.. Nasset is in the land business and |
has his hands full all the time attending
to the wants of new settlers.
Manager kim announces for Friday
night, June IS, "The Bankers ChiId,' in
which appear the Shannons little Hazel
and Harry probably the most expert
youthful actors on TIE stage.
The "oid settlers" picnic at the Glad
stone grove today-Saturday. Every
thing in nature is at its best and doubt
less the usual large number from Dick
inson vii! arrange to be present..
Mrs. L. G. Bishop, Mrs. Ten Eyck ard
Mrs. Beihen left "Wednesday for a trip
through the west. The latter visits in
Spokane while the two first named stop
in Seattle and then all go to Portland.
The city council has been in session
nights this week as a board Of equaliza-
ton. The valuation of real estate has
been advanced in many instances,
especially acreage property within the
city limits.
The Lutherans intend to erect a
church in Dickinson in the late summer
sc that it will be completed before
vtiptar cote II, TIoI b,,o t.,o 1,x. a-J |
the church will be erected next the
residence of Rev. O. T. Just
With the Kodak developing machine
d person absolutely without experience
can make as good photographs as the
expert photographer. Mcdonald &
Pomrov sell all sizes of these machines
as well as everything else used in pho
Biography. Out-of-town orders will re-
ceive careful attention. diff
New engines which went over this
division of the N. p. for service at Liv.
ingston, Mont, attracted much atten-
ton. They are of the same pattern as
those which went west last fall and are
certainly mountains of iron and steel.
They weigh 800 tons on the drivers
without water in the boiler and the
tanks hold 5000 gallons. They are SO
heavy that they had to be so placed in
the train rs not to be two on one span
of the bridge 1T orCc.
Over hall 4 million acres between
ranges nincty-onc TO one hundred inclu-
sive and fifty miles either north or south
OF the Northern Pacific railway are
owned by Observation-Disclosures Land Co.
Call at, or write their Office in Senour
& Lang!y building, Dickinson, N. d.,
and get map and prices. The land you