The Dickinson press., 1906-08-18
Miss Mckinley is getting along nicely.

Miss Mckinley is getting along nicely.
Mrs. w. Hillmer and daughter, Anna
arrived from Freeport, ILL.,, yesterday
and are the guests of Mrs. Hillmer's
sister, Mrs. J. van der Las, and family.
Mrs. Henry Roberts accompanied her
aunt, Mrs. c. E. Lampman of Chicago.
to Miles City this week. After visiting
a brother, Mrs. Lampman will proceed
to California, returning home via SOUTH
ern routes.
The Northern Pacific has a patent
from the government for the balance OF
their Billings county lands. some II or
% townships. The recording OF the
same makes a great amount of work for
Miss Ruth MtGregor, deputy in Regis
ter Of Deeds Burgess office.
For the boys: Get a suit or a pair.eof
shoes free. In our west show window is
a bottle filled with beans. The one
guessing nearest correct will get a IS
suit; second will get a pair Of s. shoes.
The purchase of a suit entities you to 2
guesses; pair of shoes. l guess. Ties
decided by lot. Contest to close Sept.
18th. The Hub. - So ..Asaasa:." e 1t
The death of Henrietta Schultz on
August 5 at Lowell, Mass, came as a
terrible shock to Mr.. and Mrs. H. ].
Schultz of this city,. The little one was
2 years old the 9th of June and was per-
fectly healthy. She was taken i'll the
morning OF August 4 and went into a
spasm, from which she never recovered.
The doctors claimed indigestion as the
cause of death. Mrs. Schultz returned
to Dickinson with the remains Sunday
evening, and Mr.. Schultz, who left Dick
inson to meet his wife, passed her in
Michigan and went to Lowell, and did
not return home until Tuesday night.
Services were held from St. Patrick's
church Wednesday morning, Rev. FIR.
Dignam officiating. Burial took place
~ LIZ Ndk4OIl$ SClIAClCIys
1t does seem as though some of the
railroad companies of the country had
some awfully stupid or unobliging Off
Gals and the telegraph service in some
quarters is equally as bad or worse. In
the case of Mr.&Mrs. H. J. Schultz, any
number Of messages were sent and they
tried to make a meeting point between
Dickinson and Lowell, but all to no pur-
pose, and Mr. Schultz was compelled to
travel 1000 miles for nothing. His wife
and Isma returned alone with the re.
mains of the little one. On one road
Mrs. Schultz's conductor carried hel
message all night without making ar
intelligent effort to deliver the same
In Lowell it took a half day to deliver .
message to a well-known address.
Mr.. Edward r. Salter made
master stroke when he secured Mis-.
Marietta Smart, the splendid 10 yea
old California actress for the leading
role in his latest offering, "a Mac
Love" by Edward Locke, adapted from
Miss M. E. Braddon's celebrated novel
LADY Audley's Secret. Miss Smart i!
one of the most promising young womel
on the stage today. Her work Of al
emotional character is said to be th'
equal of Mrs. Leslie Garter. Mis-
Smart is not only gifted with remark
able talent, but also one or the mos
beautiful and graceful women befor'
the public. In the role of Lady Asdle!
she has ample opportunity to show he
'well known. emotional esabfkties:*&t
Mad Love" has created a great amour
OF talk; it is n of the dramatic sur
prises of the season. The local theatre
goers will have an opportunity Q
witnessing this much discussed pla'
next Thursday night, August 20.