The Dickinson press., 1906-06-16
local NEWS.
:Dr. Gartley vent. to Richardton Thurs.

day.
Mrs. c. IN. Barker returned from
Syracuse on Tuesday.
DR.. G. A. Clark was in Gladstone
between trains Thursday.
Matt Reuter- is erecting a fine wi
story brick residence on north Sims
street.
Herman Bream and wife of Taylor
came up to Dickinson Thursday even
ing.
Misses Susie Bird and Anna Stone are
visiting a few days at Mrs. Young's in
Belfeld.
DR.. N. L. Gartley will be in Taylor
June 20, Fl and ~ prepared to do all
kinds of dental work. 1t
T. G. Saunders was in from his ranch
north this week to get material for
fencing 2ooo acres.
No preaching at the Methodist
church Sunday, June ~. Sunday
school and, Epworth League at the
usual hour.
Clementine and lone Campbell went
to Gladstone Thursday for a short visit
at the homes of Mrs. George Lee and
Mrs. M. c. Brown.
Miss Inga Matheson, who is a trained
nurse in Fargo, arrived Wednesday to
spend her vacation with her sister,
Mrs. John Leask.
w. L. Richards, !. S. Green and l..
A. Simpson were called to Chicago on
land business and expected A. c. Nc
Gillivray to join them in St. Paul.
Married, June 8, by Rev. o. T. Just,
at the home of the bride north Of
Taylor, Miss Therese Kruger and
Fred Deeken, both Of Taylor.
Commissioners Walton and Lee
saved the county bridge over Heart
river south of Dickinson. They had
every available team hauling rock all
day Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Chamberlain and son,
Percy, of Minneapolis are renewing &C.
%quaintances in the city this week. Mrs.
Chamberlain will sell her Dickinson
property while here.
J. L. Hughes and wife leave next week
for Onalaska, Wis, to be present at the
wedding Of Mr.. Hughes sister, Edna, on
June u. They will visit in Lacrosse
and various places before returning.
On Tuesday evening at 700 p. m.
at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. F. w.
Gress joined in holy wedlock Joseph w.
Fox of Beach, and Dassalena Kllbank
of Winnipeg, Man. Mr.. Fox is a con-
tractor at Beach where the happy
couple will reside for some time. He
was formerly of Winnipeg whence the
bride came to join her future husband.
The bride was prettily attired in a suit
OF gray ladies' cloth andlight blue silk
Congratulations are extended.
The name suggested BY Mrs. F. S.
Cunningham for the amusement street
at the state fair was "The Roundup"
and the officials rather spoiled it by put
ting on the word drive" However,
that will probably die a natural death
and the street be known as "The Round
Up" Mrs. Cunningham in her letter to
the fair officials said that as 1.-THE Pike
was characteristic of Missouri and 1.-THE
Trail" of Oregon and Lewis and Clarke,
SO 1.-THE Round Up" is the u name
suggestive Of North Dakota's greatest
source Of wealth, andais especially fitting
in view of President Roosevelt's ranch
ing days in North Dakota, which have
been made SO prominent by the display
of his ranch home at St. Louis and Port
land. Mrs. Cunningham does not ex-
pect to receive any prize for furnishing
the name as few sent in any money with
their suggestions, but she is glad that
the name that seems to fit North Da.
kota was selected, and Dickinsonians
are proud that a resident of this city had
the happy thought.
A very pleasant service was held a,
1.-THE Congregational church Sunday
evening by the train people. H. w,
Stone of Portland, Oregon, state secre.
tary of the Y. M. c. A., presided. A
Chicago orchestra en- route to the
National Park, rendered the opening
selection the feature of which was
finely executed cornet solo. This was
followed by a selection "Hosanna" by
the choir of the church. Mr.. Stone
remarked that various ties bind US ir
this world, home ties, base. ball ties
washout ties, but the best tie of all i.
the Christian tie, and orchestra and
audience joined in "Blest be the tic
that binds" Prayer was offered by the
pastor followed by a cello solo b,
Theo. Du Monlin of the orchestra
which was SO thoroughly enjoyed tha'
the audience would not excuse him un
til he had played for them again. Mis-.