The Dickinson press., 1905-11-11
Bismarck has a case Of scarlet fever.

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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
mond Stone the past week.
Toney Fisher is in from the north and
will spend the winter in Dickinson.
Attorney w. c. Crawford had legal
business in Sentinel Butte ON Wednes-,
day.
Fall and winter jackets and coats for
ladies. misses and children, have just
been opened at Crow 4 Co.'S. o-23.tf
w. w. McElfresh for several years
interested in ranching in Billings county,
was recently married to Miss Elizabeth
Ash, daughter of Postmaster Ash of
Beaver, and the young couple are re-
ceiving the congratulations and best
wishes Of a large circle of friends.
Come in and let US show you photos
made with Jul s. and S. kodaks.
Mcdonald & Pomroy, druggists. I1-4-tf
Mr.. Forsy,he of St. James. Mimi, was
in Dickinson the first of the week. He
is negotiating with c. P. Olmstead to
trade a fine property in St. James for
the Olmstead ranch consisting of
several sections of land, several build
ings and other Improvements and
stock of all kinds.
Mott & Son are offering a fancy cue
for the one making the best average at
billiards for the month of November at
their billiard hall on Barns street
This does not apply to transients.
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The sale Of seats for the engagement
of Adelaide Hermann & Company,
who appear at the opera house, com
mences early nex week. Madame
Hermann occupies a unique niche in
the theatrical field and the mere
announcement of her name is a sure sign
for crowded houses and brilliant audi
ences.
What width shoe do you wear? 1t
make any difference whether it
is A or ZEE you can get your fit at
.artwriqht's. o-23-tf
The Epworth League Of the Meth.
odist chunch had their s%emi-annual
election of officers Tuesday evening,
Nov. 7 and elected the following officers;
President, D. A. Voran; lst vice presi-
dent, Ruby Roberts; and vice president
Evelyn Hayes; grid vice president, Mrs.
H. Merry; Secretary, Myrtle Homer;
Mable Hayes.
Mrs. A.-Where did you get those
perfect fitting shoes you have on?
Mrs. B.-Why those are a pair of Cross
shoes. Mrs. Ais that so. where did
you get them? Mrs. B.-Why don't
you know the only place in town to get
pretty perfect fitting shoes is at Cart
wright's. o-23-tf
Frank Banks, county commissioner in
was in Dickinson this week.
Mr.. Banks says that there is a store and
bank at Alexander. but SO far the board
has not put the county to the expense of
erecting a court house. He believes in
going slow and finding out the resources
the county and the will of the people
before making any large expenditure.
G.. H. Stevens, a merchant from near
accompanied Mr.. Banks I this
This week the Truelson sheep herder
in Billings county was arrested fer !
Frank, o of George Heiser.]
The bullet, which was discharged from
revolver, lodged in the head near the
right ear. Frank will probably recover,
but his hearing may be impaired. He
is a boy of 8 years, and why the herder
should have shot him is nj known.
Some of the PRESS readers may re-
member that Frank Heiser is the boy
who was ac%cidently shot in the hand last
summer, at the same time a younger
brother sustained a bullet wound in the
breast.
The deft and incomprehensible
Madame Hermann will take lovers of
genuine amusement on a u to magic
land next Thursday, Nov. IS, and will
exhibit her latest feats of inexplainable
impossibilities and bewildering marvels.
With her every appearance Madame
Hermann has always brought fresh
wonders to astonish and enjoy until
theatre goe,s now look ahead to her
coming with the question as to what
surprises this mystifying woman has in
store for them. With her originality
and incessant surprises, she is always
bringing out the wonderful creatures of
her own brain until her entertainment
may always be said to be new.
AMERICAN SUPPLIES FOR ENG.
LAND.
What England would do, and how