The Dickinson press., 1906-10-13

Harve Robinson, president of the
bank at Sentinel Butte, and Mrs. Robin
sen and children were guests in the city
Saturday and Sunday.
A. B. Grambs, who is to engage in
the hardware business in Dickinson
January I, was in the city the first of
the week making some arrangements
for his removal here and meeting lead
ing business men Of the city. Mr..
Grambs has learned the hardware
business thoroughly and knows just
what is needed. He left Monday even
ing for New York.
Here is a bargain: a fine mahogany
cabinet grand Kranich & Bach piano,
bench seat to match and a mahogany
pianola player and seat. Each article
same color and in frst.class condition,
almost new Fifty rolls we'll selected
music. Call to see and hear same any
day OF evening. Swickard, four blocks
west of PRESS office. 10 10 2ptf
The Dickinson Mercantile Co. has
made several changes in their store
necessitated by their rapidly increasing
business. The office and cashiers
desk have been raised midway between
the first and End floors and are reached
bv oak stairs which are continued to
the second floor which is now used as a
display and sales room for the firms
fine line of gentlemen's high grade
suits and over coats.
The following concerning Rev. Rob
ert Jones, the evangelist who worked in
Dickinson last winter, taken from the
jamestown N. W Evening Journal,
will be of interest to his many friends:
One of the largest religious meetings
ever held in Jamestown, N. Y. assem-
bled in the Samuel's opera house last
Sunday evening to listen to the noted
evangelist, Robert L. Jones. Mr.. Jones
was formerly a Jamestown boy; and
aside from this fact, his method of pre-
senting gospel truths is deeply interest
ing and impressive. Associated with
him in the work is Seth A. Gordon, for
merly of jamestown, but now of Chicago
Musical College, a young baritone of
splendid talents who has concecrated
those talents to religious work. The
two young men intend to conduct a
winters campaign in the state, opening
with a series of meetings at Amsterdam.
St. Joseph's church of this city is
making elaborate preparations for the
coming bazaar commencing Sunday,
Oct. H., Monday ~ and %. The &C.
casion being specially celebrated by
the German speaking people as the
third anniversary of the establishment
of the. greatest Catholic parish in the
state OF North Dakota. The grand
bazaar will open Sunday. Oct. FL, with a
banquet. For this feast preparations
are already in progress. Everybody
~recollects the feast of feasts three years
ago at the opera house, where a dinner
was served to accommodate more
than 1000 people. The same will be re-
peated now. Hundreds of chickens
have been gathered, the cream of the
land, geese, ducks, fat beef, veal and
mutton, vcgetables-in short all the
products of the great state OF North
Dakota. You have p~artaken of the
great repast and the same will be re.
peated only better. You can not miss it
if you will. The best obtainabie music,
orchestra, will be in attendance. Other
amusements will be in store for you
Souvenir free for every guest. Con
slider yourself invited. 1t is true. a
harvest feast, a thanksgiving day. DO
not forget the day and dates, Sunday
Oct. II, Monday ~ and Tuesday p
You will be more than welcome. y